Attractions in London

10 Downing Street

The Prime Minister's official residence. The street is gated, but you can see the famous black door from the Whitehall railings.

• Westminster & Whitehall, London

2 Willow Road

Modernist terrace house designed by Ernő Goldfinger, now a National Trust property.

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• Hampstead & Primrose Hill, London

221B Baker Street

Sherlock Holmes's fictional address, remembered on Baker Street and in the silhouettes at the Tube station.

• Marylebone, London

24th East Surrey Division War Memorial

A war memorial in Battersea Park remembering the 24th (East Surrey) Division.

• Battersea & Nine Elms, London

Albert Bridge

Grade II* listed suspension bridge across the Thames between Chelsea and Battersea, opened in 1873.

• Battersea & Nine Elms, London

Albert Memorial

Gothic Revival memorial to Prince Albert in Kensington Gardens.

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• Hyde Park & Kensington Gardens, London

All Hallows Staining

All that remains of a medieval church is its tower, standing in a small churchyard on Mark Lane.

• The City & Tower, London

All Hallows-by-the-Tower

A church founded in the 7th century, with a Saxon arch. Samuel Pepys climbed its tower to watch the Great Fire.

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• The City & Tower, London

Anglo-Saxon Barrows

Early medieval burial mounds in Greenwich Park.

• Greenwich, London

Apsley House

The Duke of Wellington's London home at Hyde Park Corner, known as Number One London, with his art collection.

• Hyde Park & Kensington Gardens, London

Baden-Powell House

A Scouting hostel and conference center on Queen's Gate, named after the founder of the Scout movement.

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• South Kensington & the Museums, London

Bankside Gallery

The home of two royal societies of watercolor and printmaking, in a small gallery beside Tate Modern.

• The South Bank, London

Banqueting House

Inigo Jones's Palladian hall on Whitehall, with a ceiling painted by Rubens. Charles I was executed on a scaffold outside in 1649.

• Westminster & Whitehall, London

Battersea Arts Centre

Arts center in the former Battersea Town Hall on Lavender Hill.

• Battersea & Nine Elms, London

Battersea Park

A Thames-side park with a boating lake, the Peace Pagoda and open-air sculpture.

• Battersea & Nine Elms, London

Battersea Park Children's Zoo

Small children's zoo inside Battersea Park.

• Battersea & Nine Elms, London

Belgrave Square

Belgravia's largest square, with stucco mansions, embassies and a central garden. Best admired from the sidewalk.

• Knightsbridge & Belgravia, London

Berkeley Square

A Georgian garden square in the heart of Mayfair, lined with plane trees and grand townhouses.

• Mayfair & St James's, London

Berwick Street Market

One of London's oldest street markets, with produce stalls, street food and record shops.

• Soho & Covent Garden, London

BFI IMAX

A huge movie theater screen housed in a glass drum on the Waterloo roundabout.

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• The South Bank, London

Black Cultural Archive

A national heritage center for Black British history, with exhibitions and an archive on Windrush Square.

• Brixton, London

Bloomsbury Square Gardens

One of London's oldest garden squares, laid out in the 1660s, with plane trees and benches.

• Bloomsbury & Fitzrovia, London

Borough Market

A covered food market beneath the railway arches near London Bridge, with stalls of produce, cheese and hot street food.

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• Borough & Bermondsey, London

Boundary Gardens

A raised circular garden with a bandstand at the center of Arnold Circus, in the 1890s Boundary Estate.

• Shoreditch & Spitalfields, London

Bridge Theatre

A modern theater beside Tower Bridge, opened in 2017 by Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr.

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• Borough & Bermondsey, London

British Museum

One of the world's great museums, home to the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian mummies and Parthenon sculptures beneath a glass-roofed Great Court.

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• Bloomsbury & Fitzrovia, London

Brixton Village

Covered market arcade of independent restaurants, cafes and shops.

• Brixton, London

Brixton Windmill

Restored windmill on Brixton Hill with an education center and gardens.

• Brixton, London

Brockwell Lido

Outdoor swimming pool in Brockwell Park, opened in 1937.

• Brixton, London

Brockwell Park

Large Lambeth park on the edge of Herne Hill, with a lido and a walled garden.

• Brixton, London

Brompton Oratory

Italian Baroque-style Catholic church on Brompton Road, completed in 1884.

• South Kensington & the Museums, London

Buddhapadipa Temple

A Thai Buddhist temple in Wimbledon, under Thai royal patronage. Check its website before visiting.

• Wimbledon, London

Bunhill Fields

A historic burial ground that holds William Blake, Daniel Defoe and John Bunyan, now a quiet green space.

• Shoreditch & Spitalfields, London

Burgh House and Hampstead Museum

Early 18th-century house on New End Square that is home to the Hampstead Museum.

• Hampstead & Primrose Hill, London

Burlington Arcade

A covered Regency arcade of luxury shops running beside the Royal Academy, with uniformed beadles on patrol.

• Mayfair & St James's, London

Burlington House

The Palladian mansion that houses the Royal Academy, with a broad courtyard and several learned societies around it.

• Mayfair & St James's, London

Burton Court

Open lawns beside the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

• Chelsea, London

Camden Arts Centre

A contemporary art gallery on Arkwright Road, with a garden café and artists' studios.

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• Hampstead & Primrose Hill, London

Camden Gardens

A small public garden in Camden Town.

• Camden, London

Camden Lock Market

Craft, street food and vintage stalls in brick buildings beside the Regent's Canal lock.

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• Camden, London

Camden Market

Camden's best-known market, with street food, clothes and crafts spread between the High Street and the canal.

• Camden, London

Cannizaro Park

A Grade II* listed public park of ornamental gardens, ponds and sculpture on the south-west edge of the Common.

• Wimbledon, London

Carlyle's House

The Victorian home of writers Thomas and Jane Carlyle on Cheyne Row, kept much as they knew it. Run by the National Trust.

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• Chelsea, London

Cavendish Square

A large Georgian square north of Oxford Street, with a central garden and an Epstein sculpture on a corner building.

• Marylebone, London

Cecil Sharp House

Home of the English Folk Dance and Song Society, with concerts and dance events near Primrose Hill.

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• Camden, London

Charles Dickens Museum

The only surviving London home of Charles Dickens, where he wrote Oliver Twist, furnished as in his time.

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• Bloomsbury & Fitzrovia, London

Charles Square

A leafy garden square in Hoxton, with trees, lawns and benches.

• Shoreditch & Spitalfields, London

Chelsea Physic Garden

A walled garden of medicinal and rare plants beside the Thames, founded by apothecaries in 1673.

• Chelsea, London

Churchill War Rooms

The underground bunker where Churchill's war cabinet met during the Second World War, kept as it was, with the Map Room intact.

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• Westminster & Whitehall, London

Clink Prison Museum

A museum on the site of the medieval Clink Prison, with displays about medieval prisoners and punishment.

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• Borough & Bermondsey, London

Columbia Road Flower Market

A Sunday-morning flower market on a Victorian street, lined with plant stalls, independent shops and cafés.

• Shoreditch & Spitalfields, London

Conway Hall

A Red Lion Square hall that has hosted public lectures, debates and concerts for generations.

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• Bloomsbury & Fitzrovia, London

Coram's Fields

A seven-acre playground and park for children, where adults are only allowed in with a child.

• Bloomsbury & Fitzrovia, London

Cornwall Gardens

A residential garden square of white stucco terraces near Gloucester Road.

• South Kensington & the Museums, London

Covent Garden Piazza & Market

Inigo Jones's 17th-century piazza, with a covered market of craft stalls, shops and cafés.

• Soho & Covent Garden, London

Crossbones Graveyard

A medieval burial ground for outcasts, now a small memorial garden, its gates hung with ribbons and tributes.

• Borough & Bermondsey, London

Crossrail Place Roof Garden

Roof garden above the Elizabeth line station at Canary Wharf.

• Canary Wharf & Docklands, London

Crown Jewels

The coronation regalia in the Jewel House at the Tower of London, including the Imperial State Crown.

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• The City & Tower, London

Cutty Sark

The 1869 tea clipper, raised in dry dock so you can walk beneath her copper-clad hull.

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• Greenwich, London

Cyberdog

A futuristic clubwear shop in Camden's Stables Market, glowing under UV lights.

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• Camden, London