Tours and Excursions

The London Eye is hard to miss. The fourth tallest London structure, it stands 135 metres high on the South Bank, across the Thames from the Houses of Parliament. ...

Stop at the Oxo Tower, a London landmark with terrific views across the river, while on a walk along the frequently re- designed South Bank. Take the ...

One of the few vestiges of pre- Blitz architecture, St Paul's Cathedral is the fifth church to be built on this site since 604 AD—the other four went up in ...

One of the oldest botanical gardens in Europe, the Chelsea Physic Gardens date from 1673, when Chelsea was a village on London's border. The free- draining soil and south- facing ...

In 1938 Sigmund Freud fled from his home in Vienna after Austria was annexed by Hitler. He settled into this house in South Hampstead, where he continued to write and ...

No other country, except perhaps Japan, takes gardening as seriously as Britain. Kew Gardens is an extensive and well- manicured testament to that passion and obsession. The breadth and history ...