Top 10 Things to Do in London

Renowned as a global cultural capital, London is full of history, mesmerizing vistas, and an endless list of things to do in London, you'd be confused about where to start. If you have the right budget and time, then anything can be possible on your visit. You can learn about its history from the Architectural museums or go on exciting and fun-filled rides at the amusement park, here’s your guide to the top 10 things to do in London!

Known as the home of the Monarchy, the Palace is the focus of all national and royal celebrations. You can explore the magnificent Royal Rooms which are open for visitors every summer. These rooms feature some of the best masterpieces and the Throne Room serves as a backdrop for the official wedding photographs of Prince William and Kate Middleton. Make sure you are in a cozy outfit, so you don't get tired throughout the tour. No food or drinks (except for water) are allowed while you're in the Garden Cafe. In the gardens, you can also witness the famous serene lake. If you're able to time your arrival correctly then you can see the popular Changing the Guard ceremony which takes place just outside Buckingham Palace from a good spot.    

If you're a Potterhead then this place is just for you. One of London's attractions, where you can discover the making of the Harry Potter series, stroll through slowly because if you hurry then you can miss the little and the important details, from the series costumes to the Gryffindor Common Room to the Great Hall, you can learn more about the Wizarding world. Comprehend the making of Hagrid's animatronic head, then head to Platform 9 where you can catch the Hogwarts Express.

The London Eye is another must-see place to visit on your trip to London, although the experience might not be similar for others. The London Eye is a giant Ferris Wheel which is located on the River Thames and displays the best views of the city including the Parliament and Buckingham Palace. It rotates around slowly so you can really immerse in the vistas. However, this ride isn't for those afraid of heights. Keep in mind that the prices are a bit on the higher side.

Whether you're a Swiftie or a Harrie, there’s something for everyone at Madame Tussauds London! Encounter some of the world’s most famous celebrities and their lifelike wax figures, from Harry Styles and Taylor Swift to The Rock and even Shakespeare.

Madame Tussauds is renowned not just for its incredible sculptures, but also for its themed areas inspired by various movies. If you’re intrigued by the darker side of history, don’t miss the Chambers of Horror Room, where you can explore some of London’s most notorious crimes. It’s an unforgettable experience that blends art, history, and entertainment!

If you are wondering what thing to do next, then add a visit to Frameless to your list of things to do in London. Frameless features four rooms and shows some of the best masterpieces in a different way where the art breaks free and becomes alive in its own way. The rooms are enriched with sensors or simulated reality. You can enjoy at your own pace and visit galleries that catch your attention. If you're feeling hungry then you can stop by for a snack at the Cafe Bar. Before you leave you can visit the charming display shop to buy yourself a souvenir to take home.  

An exciting experience at Shrek's adventure awaits your whole family. Take a walk around and along the way be able to meet all the characters like Princess Fiona, the donkey, and the gingerbread man as well as Shrek, and take Instagram-worthy pics with all of them. There are also many fun rides that you can get on and encounter the 4D animation of the movie. This ride will have you and your kids enchanted with its live actors and animation from the start to the finish.

One of the most famous London attractions in the world, the Tower of London might look grim and dull from its exterior but as you enter, you'll be transported to the historical era of the palace through its transformation as a prison and an execution center. You can witness the famous crown exhibition and among the items will be able to see the Imperial State Crown which is still worn by the Queen. Follow your guide and keep some time out for the Tower's famous ravens which are said to guard the structure of the castle. Although you might have to wait in the long queues, it’s worth the whole experience.

If you're a fan of strolling through the local markets and looking for something that attracts you then the Camden market is just the place. The market has everything one can imagine from architectural furniture shops to bars, cafes, and many boutiques just for you. You'll find local shops and stalls filled with many antique treasures which would make the perfect souvenir for you to take back home. You would lose track of the time as you keep exploring more of the stores.

Located just next to the London Eye you'll be able to explore more of London as you enter through the gates of the London Dungeon. Learn more about the history of London with this interactive experience. So, if you're wondering what is this place? Then don't worry, the London Dungeon is a 90-minute ride experience that takes you through the dark history of London, from the dreadful torture chambers to the mysterious identity of Jack the Ripper.

If you're feeling hungry after the whole adventure then Etles is the perfect place to visit, immerse in this Asian culinary restaurant. From their beef udon noodles to the kung pao chicken. You'll surely be coming to visit again.

Surely London is home to many endless things to do that might keep you entertained and busy throughout your trip, so you come back home full of precious memories.