you can visit a hedge maze here

you can see the Crown Jewels here

you can see rare species of reptiles here

you can see the tombs of famous poets here

UK’s Lords work here/

the English monarchs reside here

you can watch football matches here

you can see waxworks of famous politicians here

you can see famous rock bands on stage here

you can watch Macbeth here

you can watch the stars through a huge telescope here

you can see beautiful fountains here

you can see the Changing of the Guard ceremony here

you can meet a Beefeater here

you can give a speech here on any topic

you can see exotic insects here

you can see 18th century dresses here

you can stand on both Eastern and Western hemispheres at the same time here

you can visit Newton’s tomb here

you can see the figures of famous rock stars here

you can play tennis here

you can see prehistoric animals here

you can watch a football match here

you can learn a lot about the history of London here

everyone can enter it free of charge

it has been London’s landmark since 1989

it’s UK’s most popular paid attraction

it was the fastest plane in the UK when it was built

she used to be the fastest clipper ship for a while

she was the most popular English dancer of the 1880s

you can go hunting there in autumn

you can see alpacas here

you can freely express your views here

you can see Changing of the Guard ceremony here

you can visit the Prime Minister here

you can listen to MP’s here

you can take a photo with Princess Diana here

you can visit tombs of famous actors and pop stars here

you can watch Shakespeare’s plays staged here

it’s the home of Nelson’s Column

the Shaftesbury memorial fountain and statue are situated here

it’s the largest royal residence in the UK

you can you can see old-fashioned cars here

you can see live prehistoric animals here

you can experience what it’s like to surprised by an earthquake

you can touch prehistoric animals here

you can see rare reptiles here

you can buy exotic pets here

Prince William and his wife Kate live here

you can visit the residing monarch here

the Prime Minister resides here

you can see 20th century paintings here

you can see medieval sculptures here

you can see modern plays here

it is the largest Catholic church in London

it was designed by Sir Christopher Wren

Charles Darwin was buried here

t’s a medieval construction built by William the Conqueror

it’s a 19th century construction

it’s the oldest suspension bridge in the UK