Britain's capital mixes royal history, world-class museums and a lively West End. Most first-time visitors cover the riverside landmarks along the Thames, then add shopping, parks and a famous cricket ground.
A guided drive past the capital's best-known sights, typically including Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Trafalgar Square and Westminster Abbey. A good way to get your bearings on the first day.
A medieval fortress on the Thames founded by William the Conqueror, later used as a royal palace and prison. It is home to the Crown Jewels and the famous Yeoman Warders, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A giant observation wheel on the South Bank whose glass capsules turn slowly for sweeping views over Westminster, the Thames and the city skyline. On a clear day you can see far across London.
The world-famous wax museum on Marylebone Road, with lifelike figures of royals, film stars, sports heroes and Bollywood celebrities. Visitors can pose for photos with their favourite figures.
Known as the Home of Cricket, Lord's in St John's Wood is owned by Marylebone Cricket Club. Its pavilion, Long Room and museum, which holds the Ashes urn, make it a must for cricket fans.
One of the oldest universities in the English-speaking world, made up of historic colleges built from golden stone. A walk through the city centre takes in quads, spires and famous libraries.
A popular outdoor designer outlet village in Oxfordshire with boutiques from many luxury and high-street brands. Its pedestrian streets make for an easy few hours of shopping.
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