Make Your Way to the Historic Sites of London

Situated on the River Thames, London offers the most extravagant and historical sites those tourists and even residents can enjoy. Dating back to the time when the Romans inhabited the area near the river, you can find their mark in London City’s architecture. You will see that the inner city of London is still preserved in its essence. With mile-long medieval streets and boundaries and architecture that represents their style, tourists can simply be transported into an entirely new and different era by simply walking through these streets.



However, tourists who are planning to visit the beautiful city of London anytime soon should know regarding the various historical sites that they shouldn't miss out on. This piece of writing will provide readers with the perfect piece of information regarding the top tourist attractions.

The very first place you should make your way to is the Westminster Abbey. This place was a historical venue for events such as funerals, coronations and burials of most of the Queens and Kings for London. If you want a quick view of the environment in which the Kings and Queens became powerful you should make your way to Westminster Abbey.



Another famous World Heritage site is the Tower of London. Located in the heart of City London, this tower was constructed in 1066 when William the Conqueror was in power. Witness this monument in all its extravagance and glory.

A famous architectural site which shouldn't be missed out on is St. Paul’s Cathedral which was constructed by the infamous Christopher Wen; perhaps history’s most popular architect. This historical structure marks the revival of London after the Great fire.

If you happen to make your way to the Westminster Abbey, then you can also visit Westminster Hall, located in the same area. This location holds most parliamentarian houses and offices and is one of London’s most official structures.

Tourists shouldn’t certainly miss out on the mesmerizing Buckingham Palace, home to the lovely Queen of England and his Prince. You can take a look at the lawns and the structure of the palace and just stand there in awe.



Another famous palace of London is the Kensington Palace that was home to famous Kings and Queens such as Victoria and William III.

Remember to visit these historic sites as you wouldn’t see the real London if you do not indulge in its historical importance and glory.

Have you been to any historical sites in London? Feel free to share your tips and recommendations.

Photo Credits (Flickr Creative Commons): River Thames by shining.darkness/ Westminster Abbey by edwin.11/ Kensington Palace by ciao_yvon