Big Ben
To start this top 5 what better than to start with Big Ben? This is THE most represented and most representative monument of London, no doubt. Located in the heart of Westmintser on the River Thames, Clock Tower whose real name is an icon of the English capital. I have already spoken on the blog so I will not tell you the same story ...
Tower Bridge
As one of the oldest monuments in London so this is also the most recognized and the most famous. Still in working order, it sometimes opens 2 to let the big boats on the Thames. And of course I will have already also spoke on the blog. Learn more about Tower Bridge.
St Paul's
Located in the heart of the City, the financial heart of London, St Paul's Cathedral was built in several times there are more than 2 centuries. The cathedral has hosted ceremonies such as marriage of Princess Diana and Prince Charles (the royal wedding of 2011 took place in Westminster Abbey) and more recently the funeral of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. I have also talked on the blog ... Read more about St Paul's.
Buckingham Palace
At the end of the Mall is the palace of the famous Queen aka Queen Elizabeth II. Over 60 years of reign but the palace still remains older than the Queen Mother, be reassured. Open to the 18th century Buckingham Palace is the real core of the British monarchy. They say time than anything, a brothel was at Palace Square before its construction ... Despite the passage of time and sometimes even damage (9 times hit by bombings during the 2nd World War), the palace Buckingham is still there and the flow of tourists outside the gates to watch the Royal Guard or try to spot the Queen is still substantial.
London Eye
London's newest monument but is already recognized worldwide for the following reason: from the time Hollywood fart or something in a movie is that it's necessarily an icon. The London Eye is abused in Fantastic 4 Silver Surfer, and then that's it. Ok this is a little light I admit, but with 3.5 million visitors a year, the 32 capsules EDF wheel (representing the 32 London borough) allow you to enjoy a view of the surroundings up to 40 km to the round fine weather. And to be honest with you I never mounted, it might be time, right?
Source: blog-unfrancaisalondres.com