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London city
London is the official capital of the United Kingdom, and besides it is considered the largest city among the cities of this country. The city of London is located on the Thames River in the south of the United Kingdom. Almost 8 million people live in this city, including 2.7 million people in its inner city. London is the largest city in the European Union in terms of population. This city is considered one of the most important and prominent European cities in terms of economy, politics and culture. Because of this great importance of this ancient city, many institutions, organizations, and international companies take this city as its center and official headquarters.
Administratively, the British city of London is divided into many different regions, from these same city areas, Barnet, Barracking, Dagenham, Brent, Enfield, Yalling, Camden, Hackney, Helen, Harngie, Harrow, Harveng, Hammersmith, Fulham, Hounslow, Shenzhen and Chelsea And many other diverse areas. As for the south of London, it includes many different areas, including Bexley, Lambeth, Kingston, Croyden, Richmond, Merten, and Lewisham, among others. The city of London is estimated to be approximately 1572 square kilometers. The ancient British city of London abounds with many landmarks that can be visited and visited, and in this article we will address the most beautiful and most prominent places that can be visited when going to London.
Where to go in London
Parliament House
This building is one of the most prominent and important landmarks in London, which indicates the cultural and historical value that this ancient city carries. This building is located on the northern bank of the Times.
Big Ben clock
It is the most famous watch in the world, which is characterized by its unique endless accuracy. Whoever goes to London and never visits this watch as if he has never visited it.
The British Museum
Inside it, the museum preserves the ancient heritage that the United Kingdom has acquired over hundreds of years, and is one of the most important museums in the world.
St. Paul’s Cathedral
This cathedral is located on the hill known as the hill and wood hill, and this cathedral was built in the 17th century AD, and this is an ancient cathedral and it has a distinct historical and cultural value.
National Library
This library is one of the largest in the world, with more than 3 million manuscripts, books and many other important collectibles.
Other parameters
- Piccadilly Circus.
- Buckingham Palace.
- London Tower.
- Westminster Abbey
- Royal Opera House.
- Science Museum.
