Where to Go in City of London, london: Top 7 Attractions & Local Favorites

Andrew Thomas Attractive arch bridge crossing the Thames, linking the areas around Cannon Street to the north and the Tate Modern to the south. Southwark Bridge was designed by Ernest George and Basil Mott, and construction was completed in 1921 by Sir William Arrol and Co. The bridges distinctive green and gold colour scheme makes it an appealing landmark as well as a functional structure.

Harjit Guram Visiting St Paul’s Cathedral was one of the highlights of my trip to London. The building is absolutely stunning both inside and out, and the scale of the dome is even more impressive in person. Climbing up to the Whispering Gallery and then higher to the Stone and Golden Galleries is definitely worth the effort. The views over London are fantastic, but be prepared for a lot of steps. Comfortable shoes help! Inside the cathedral there’s a lot of history, including memorials and the crypt where famous figures are buried. Even if you’re not particularly into architecture or religion, it’s still a fascinating place to explore. A few tips if you’re planning to visit: • Book tickets online if you can — it saves time. • Go earlier in the day as it gets busy. • Photography inside is limited in some areas. • Allow at least 1–2 hours if you want to climb the dome. It’s not the cheapest attraction in London, but the experience and views make it worthwhile. A must-see if you’re visiting the city. ⛪✨

Juan Romero Lovely and unic coffee shop inside the beautiful church, nice coffee and cakes to buy, tables are inside the church and outside in the garden. No table service, you have to go yourself to the counter and pay before you get your coffee or cakes and then you have to carry to your table. It has a toilet which are fine for disabled people. The place is very beautiful!!!

Kara Ilsley Highly recommended this. I suggest you book tickets in advance to ensure you slot, but we were able to walk in on a Saturday. The actual temple ruins has a light and sound experience, and then you are able to walk around and view it from many angles. There is also a number of audio activities available, which I would recommend to get the full experience. Staff were courteous and helpful. Bathrooms were available, and very clean. There are 2 flights of stairs down to the temple, but there seems to be lift accessibility if necessary.

Olga I organised my daughters birthday with StreetHunt Games and she said her and her friends really enjoyed it! It was a perfect activity for her 17th Birthday. It gave them a great opportunity to learn about the area of London which wasnt that familiar to them, full of history and interesting facts.

KAYS CHOWDHURY Beautiful place with its own dignity and history. This historic building has stunning interior. Loved to see all these prestigious decorations and portraits.