London attractions map
Use the interactive London attractions map to find your way around the capital. Making an ideal tourist map, simply tick the boxes below to find attractions, parks, museums, historic houses and more, plotted on the map. You can also create your own sightseeing map and itineraries by downloading the Visit London app.

Step onto authentic sets, discover the magic behind spellbinding special effects and explore the behind-the-scenes secrets of the Harry Potter film series. Located at the Studios where it all began.

Scare yourself silly at the London Dungeon! Live actors, shows, rides and interactive special effects ensure that you face your fears head on.

See inside London’s defining landmark and discover the stories behind the engineering, the people, the architecture and the city that built Tower Bridge.

Explore the magnificent interior of St Paul’s Cathedral and uncover a fascinating history that dates back centuries.

Climb over one of the most popular entertainment venues in the world and enjoy spectacular 360-degree views of London.

Discover what life was like on board the world's sole surviving tea clipper, Cutty Sark, the fastest ship of her time - now an award-winning visitor London attraction.

Explore more than 130 hectares of landscapes and gardens, stroll along a soaring treetop walkway and wander through tropical glasshouses at one of the world's most famous gardens.

Shakespeare’s Globe is a world-renowned performing arts venue with two performance venues. Book tickets to see world-class theatre in the open-air Globe Theatre or the indoor candlelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse located next to the Globe Theatre.

Kings, queens, statesmen and soldiers; poets, priests, heroes and villains - Westminster Abbey is a must-see living record of British history.

Discover 900 years of history at Windsor Castle, a magnificent royal palace and residence.

Discover the fascinating history and heritage behind the doors of the Houses of Parliament.

Hold your nerve as you scale the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on The Dare Skywalk, an adrenaline experience like no other in London.

Enjoy two top London attractions for the price of one with the immersive London Bridge Experience and London Tombs. Take a trip into London Bridge's gruesome history, uncovering dark secrets from Rom...

Soak in magnificent views of London’s skyline as you travel above the river Thames, between Greenwich Peninsula and Royal Docks.

See the capital from above on the famous London Eye.

Book your visit to Madame Tussauds London now to rub shoulders with global icons and royalty! Visit the new Star Wars zone and the Marvel 4D experience and prepare to meet your idols.

Soak up breathtaking views up to 40 miles (25km) across London from the top of one of the highest buildings in Europe at The View from The Shard.

Located near the Olympic Stadium, the ArcelorMittal Orbit is Britain's largest public artwork. Its two observation platforms offer unparalleled views of London from the east - you can see the city from up to 20 miles away.

Take your little ones on a fun day out at Kidzania, an indoor city built just for kids.

Enjoy sweeping views of the capital from London's Sky Garden.

Discover London's castle - a secure fortress, royal palace and infamous prison.

Step on board this iconic London landmark. Navigate your way around the rooms of this floating city, climbing up and down ladders to visit all nine decks.

Set in leafy Regent's Park amid heritage-listed buildings and beautiful gardens, London Zoo is an oasis in the heart of the capital with over 15,000 amazing animals to discover.

Discover a new photographic exhibition, in Covent Garden, celebrating the years filming Harry Potter.

Visit iconic Trafalgar Square and admire its wonderful fountains and architecture, or join in the several special events happening every year around this London landmark.

Walk the top-secret corridors of Churchill War Rooms, discover what life would have been like underground in London during the Second World War.

The Old Royal Naval College is Sir Christopher Wren's riverside masterpiece: a British landmark encompassing some of the finest buildings in the world.

The official residence of the Lord Mayor of London, built in the 18thC in Palladian style. Superb reception rooms and banqueting hall. Large gold and silver vaults. 'In-house' guides only permitted...

Visit London's Monument, a historic landmark designed by Sir Christopher Wren to commemorate the Great Fire of London.

Visit this 14th-century monastery, almshouse and former school in the City of London.

The house at 7 Hammersmith Terrace is a fine example of an Arts and Crafts interior, set in a Georgian house. Situated on the river Thames, the home of eminent Arts and Crafts typographer (and frien...

Visit the craft workshop and William Morris' Albion Press Coach House and library to see changing exhibitions of Morris embroideries and Pre-Raphaelite drawings, as well as original designs.

One of the few medieval buildings left in London, Lambeth Palace is the London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Visitors can take a guided our of the Crypt, Guard Room, Chapel and the Libra...

Fenton House is a beautiful 17th-century merchant's house, home to an extensive range of porcelain as well as early keyboards and other instruments. Lady Katherine Binning bought the house in 1936 an...

Originally built in 1575 and transformed by Robert Adam into an elegant 18thC neo-classical villa, the superb interiors contain some of the country's best examples of Adam's work including. The hous...

A rare example of a Tudor red-brick house built for Sir Ralph Sadleir, Principal Secretary of State for Henry VIII. Features oak panelling, painted staircase, carved fireplaces and Jacobean wall pa...

This revolutionary building was created for court entertainments, so imagine yourself as part of the dazzling company of courtiers who danced and drank beneath the magnificent Rubens' painted ceiling.

Explore dazzling interiors, glittering treasures and incredible art collections at Apsley House.

Step into this tiny doll's house of a palace and sense the joys and sorrows of past royal lives in intimate detail, as George III and his family come to life in the very rooms in which they inhabited.

Guildhall Library is a public reference library specialising in the history of London. The collection covers all aspects of life in London, past and present.

A unique Art Deco mansion in a medieval setting. Transformed by millionaires, Eltham Palace fuses 1930s design with original medieval architecture and is set in 19 acres of award-winning gardens.

Set on the edge of Hampstead Heath, Kenwood is one of London's hidden gems. The house, its breathtaking interiors and stunning art collection are free for everyone to enjoy.

In the heart of London, just steps from Trafalgar Square, is Benjamin Franklin House. For nearly sixteen years between 1757 and 1775, Dr Benjamin Franklin - scientist, diplomat, philosopher, invent...

Take a tour of this early 18th-century house, housing a collection of portrait prints of Dr Johnson and his circle of friends. The house contains its original Virginia pine panelling and staircase a...

Dating from the 1770's, Drapers Hall is home to the Worshipful Company of Drapers, one of London's twelve great historic livery companies. Drapers Hall interiors include the Livery Hall with royal p...

An elegant example of British 18th-century architecture, inspired by a love of Italy. Commissioned by the third Earl of Burlington and styled on Roman architecture, you can experience the grandeur of ...

Hall Place is a Grade I listed Tudor country house, with 17th century additions, set in award winning formal gardens. Hall Place was restored in 2009 and is fully open to the public for the first time...

Hogarth's House contains an extensive collection of prints and engravings by the artist William Hogarth. The house was his country home and has been restored to tell the history of his life and the bu...

The former studio-house of the great Victorian artist Frederic, Lord Leighton. Contains extraordinary period interiors including the Arab Hall. Also houses a permanent exhibition of Victorian paint...

Historian, social writer and ethical thinker Thomas Carlyle and his wife Jane lived in this house from 1834 to 1881. Opened in 1895 as a literary shrine, it contains some of the Carlyles' furniture, ...

Built in 1610 and extended in 1670 when it was at the heart of Restoration court life, Ham House is Europe's most complete surviving example of 17th century fashion and power. The garden is one of th...

Commissioned by William Morris in 1859 and designed by Philip Webb, Red House is of international significance in the history of domestic architecture and garden design. The house retains many of th...

Pitzhanger Manor-House is a restored Georgian villa, once owned and designed by architect Sir John Soane (1753-1837). Rooms in the House continue to be restored using Soane's highly individual idea...

Discover the home of Henry VIII. Experience the spectacular State Apartments, courtyards and 60 acres of magnificent gardens.

Visit Buckingham Palace, the official residence of King Charles III in London.

Explore the birthplace of Queen Victoria and home to young royals for over 300 years.

See pieces from the Royal Collection at the King's Gallery, Buckingham Palace.

Discover 900 years of history at Windsor Castle, a magnificent royal palace and residence.

Explore British pomp and pageantry at The Household Cavalry Museum, in the heart of Royal London at Horse Guards.

Enjoy the spectacle of an event at the Royal Albert Hall or take a behind-the-scenes tour of the famous London venue.

Enjoy art, architecture and royal history at the Queen's House. Discover renowned art works by British and European masters as well as exciting works by leading contemporary artists.

Discover London's castle - a secure fortress, royal palace and infamous prison.

Step into this tiny doll's house of a palace and sense the joys and sorrows of past royal lives in intimate detail, as George III and his family come to life in the very rooms in which they inhabited.

Stand on the world-famous Meridian Line with one foot in the west and one foot in the east at the Royal Observatory. Enjoy one of the most loved views of London at the home of Greenwich Mean Time.

Enjoy life in London's swanky Mayfair with a stay at the art deco-inspired Athenaeum Hotel & Residences, located opposite the beautiful grounds of Green Park.

In the heart of Mayfair, moments from Hyde Park, Claridge's embodies the essence of English style, featuring the Fumoir, Claridge's Bar, afternoon tea and the elegant Health Club and Spa.

Built in 1865, The Langham was London's first Grand Hotel and is today one of the capital's finest heritage hotels.

Savour mouthwatering bites while spotting London landmarks on the Brigit’s Bakery Afternoon Tea Bus Tour of London. Tuck into an assortment of tasty sandwiches followed by delicious cakes and pastrie...

Spot London's spectacular sights while enjoying a quintessentially British afternoon tea aboard a stylish double-decker bus.

Float along the river and admire London from the water during an afternoon tea cruise on the Thames.

Discover a stylish hotel that combines 1930s glamour with contemporary touches when you stay at The Dorchester in Mayfair.

Indulge in a delicious afternoon tea at The Savoy hotel in London.

Treat yourself to a traditional afternoon tea at Fortnum & Mason in the Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon.

Indulge in a British tradition at this famous London hotel.

Enjoy a chocolate twist on a traditional afternoon tea.

Step into the world of Lewis Carroll with this delectable Alice in Wonderland afternoon tea at Sanderson.

Visit one of the most famous department stores in London for luxurious fashion brands, souvenirs and its huge food hall.

Indulge in some luxury shopping at the Harvey Nichols flagship store in Knightsbridge.

One of London's most iconic department stores, Liberty London is filled with luxury British goods, designer fashion and haberdashery.

Browse fashion, homewares, technology and more at this Chelsea department store.

Visit Westfield London to find the best in fashion and luxury retail, dining, leisure and entertainment for all the family, all under one roof.

As the largest urban shopping mall in Europe and home to a 17 screen cinema, a 14 lane bowling alley, the UK's largest 24 ...

Find fashion heaven in trendy Bond Street.

Explore three floors of designer housewares at this landmark store on Tottenham Court Road.

Discover a treasure trove of tempting treats at this Oxford Street department store.

Enjoy luxury shopping in London’s West End.

From acclaimed architects to Turner prize-winning artists, the Barbican Art Gallery presents major exhibitions by leading international figures.

Hayward Gallery is the heart of the visual arts at Southbank Centre. Enjoy major exhibitions and new artworks in the gallery, as well as installations and talks across Southbank Centre.

Head to Burlington House on Piccadilly to discover contemporary and classic masterpieces at the Royal Academy of Arts.

The Serpentine is two exhibition spaces situated on either side of The Serpentine lake in London’s Kensington Gardens: the Serpentine Gallery and the Serpentine Sackler Gallery, designed by Zaha Hadid...

For more than a century the Whitechapel Gallery has premiered world-class artists from modern masters such as Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and Frida Kahlo to contemporaries such as Soph...

The National Gallery houses one of the greatest collections of paintings in the world. Enjoy free entrance 361 days a year. See works by artists including Van Gogh, Titian, Rembrandt and Turner.

Visit the Guildhall Gallery and London's Roman Amphitheatre.

Enjoy cutting-edge contemporary art at the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea.

London's Tate Britain holds the largest collection of British art in the world from 1500 to the present day.

The Tate Modern is London's free national museum of modern and contemporary art. See work by Picasso, Rothko, Dali and Matisse for free and check out the latest big installation in the Turbine Hall.

Explore Dulwich Picture Gallery, a hidden gem in south London.

The Photographers' Gallery is Britain's leading centre for contemporary and historical photography. A registered charity funded by the private and public sector, the gallery runs 3 exhibition space...

Somerset House is a major arts and cultural centre in the heart of London. An inspiring space for art, culture and creative exchange.

One of London's most important contemporary art exhibition spaces, having shown artists such as Gilbert and George, Tracey Emin, Mark Quinn and Julian Schnabel. The South London Gallery has a reput...

Immerse yourself in beautful contemporary art exhibitions at this gallery in South London.

Discover acclaimed contemporary artists and groundbreaking exhibitions at White Cube: Mason's Yard.

The William Morris Gallery has been transformed into a world-class cultural destination where people of all ages will enjoy and be inspired by the life, work and extraordinary influence of William Mor...

Explore more than 130 hectares of landscapes and gardens, stroll along a soaring treetop walkway and wander through tropical glasshouses at one of the world's most famous gardens.

Lee Valley Regional Park offers hundreds of great days out. It stretches 26 miles through London, Essex and Hertfordshire. Discover sporting venues, open spaces, a visitor farm, campsites and much more!

Explore Victoria Park’s large open spaces in east London.

Explore a stunning nature reserve in north London.

Located just four miles from Trafalgar Square, Hampstead Heath is one of London's best loved green spaces. The heath has some of the best views and highest points in London for everyone to enjoy.

Explore the gardens, waterways and wildlife of Bushy Park, a rural retreat in Richmond.

Take time out in the peaceful setting of The Green Park in central London.

Be inspired by the beautiful views, glorious gardens and rich history of Greenwich Park.

Find plenty to do in Hyde Park, from swimming and boating in the Serpentine to concerts and exhibitions.

Kensington Gardens is home to Kensington Palace, the peaceful Italian Gardens, the stunning Albert Memorial and the Serpentine Gallery and the Peter Pan themed Princess Diana memorial playground.

Enjoy a stroll in the open air with a visit to The Regent’s Park in central London.

Discover the open spaces, grasslands and deer herds of Richmond Park.

Explore the elegant pathways of London’s oldest Royal Park, St James’s Park in central London.

Take some time to explore Battersea Park, on the south bank of the river Thames.

Clapham Common is a urban park in South West London, boasting several sport facilities and a beautiful bandstand.

Wander in tranquil green space as your children marvel at the dinosaurs and maze at Crystal Palace Park in south-east London.

Discover an urban oasis in south-west London.

Explore Wimbledon Common, a large area of open grassland and mature woodlands.

Discover what life is like for the wizard, Harry Potter, once he has grown up and become an adult, in this critically acclaimed production.

Experience one of the most famous and spectacular musicals of all time – The Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty's Theatre.

The British Library offers a range of exhibitions, some of them free. The Treasures Gallery tells the remarkable story of more than two thousand years of human experience. The British Library also runs a lively events programme.

See artefacts from around the globe at the world-class British Museum, which is free to enter.

Discover lively exhibitions which explore the powerful link between transport and the growth of modern London and its unique cultural identity since 1800.

Discover five centuries of communication history and ride Mail Rail, a 100-year-old postal railway.

Dare to venture inside a recreation of one of the world's most notorious medieval prisons, The Clink, where tales of torture and bone-chilling artefacts await.

Relive your favourite childhood memories at the Museum of Brands in west London.

Get up close to more than 50,000 zoological specimens at the Grant Museum of Zoology in Bloomsbury.

Why do we have an army? The National Army Museum explores the army's character and impact from the British Civil War right up to the modern day.

The former residence of Sir John Soane, architect of the Bank of England. The collection includes over 20,000 architectural drawings, antiquities and works by Hogarth, Turner, Canaletto and Piranesi.

The Foundling Museum explores the history of the Foundling Hospital, the UK's first children's charity and first public art gallery.

Museum of London is now closed after 45 brilliant years, but we are continuing our extraordinary journey to give the capital and the world a new museum for London, coming 2026 in Smithfield.

Pop along to the beautiful riverside setting and step into 400 years of Docklands history – free and open to all.

Discover epic stories of exploration and endeavours that have shaped our world today at the National Maritime Museum, located at the heart of UNESCO Maritime Greenwich.

The Royal Air Force Museum is Britain's only national museum dedicated wholly to aviation and science of flight.

Visit London's Science Museum and see Stephenson's Rocket, the Apollo 10 command module and loads of interactive exhibits for adults and children. Encounter the past, present and future of technology over seven floors of galleries.

See fashion, furniture, photographs, jewellery, metalwork, sculpture, paintings and more at the V&A, the world's leading museum of art, design, and performance.

Discover the historical significance and current role of the county's central bank at the Bank of England Museum.

Chart the evolution of modern design at the Design Museum in Kensington.

Unravel the story of London’s waterways and the people that worked on them at the London Canal Museum near King’s Cross Station.

Take a closer look at the links between science, medicine, life and art at Wellcome Collection, which is free to enter.

Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum provides a remarkable multi-dimensional tour of the traditions, triumphs, sights and sounds that have made Wimbledon the most coveted title in tennis.

Take a step back in time and discover Charles Dickens’ former home in London.

This unique museum houses the world's finest collection of fans including exquisite examples from the 18th and 19th century. Exhibitions are changed every 4 months. The Fan Museum's beautifully re...

Delve into the world of fashion at this museum on Bermondsey Street.

Visit the London home of Sigmund Freud and his family who came to England in 1938 as refugees from Nazi-occupied Vienna. Freud was able to bring with him his library papers, collection of antiquitie...

Celebrate the best of Britain's gardens at this musuem on the banks of the river Thames.

Discover an eclectic collection of anthropology, natural history and musical instruments at the Horniman Museum and Gardens.

IWM London gives voice to the extraordinary experiences of ordinary people forced to live in a world torn apart by conflict.

Explore Jewish history and heritage at this Camden Town museum.

The Natural History Museum is a world-leading visitor attraction and science research centre. It is the most visited natural history museum in Europe, welcoming more than five million visitors each year.

Discover Europe’s oldest operating theatre at The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret near London Bridge Railway station.

Discover more than 7000 items at Pollock’s Toy Museum, the UK’S oldest toy museum

Explore 500 years of musical history at the Royal College of Music Museum in South Kensington.

Explore the Sherlock Holmes Museum at 221B Baker Street, the London home of the world’s most famous detective.