The Tower, its bridge, and Shakespeare's stage on the Thames — London: Tower of London, London → Tower Bridge, London → Shakespeare’s Globe, London.
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The Tower of London is a historic royal fortress on the north bank of the River Thames and one of the most important landmarks in London. It is best known for housing the Crown Jewels and for its long history as a royal palace, prison, and execution site.
Tower Bridge is one of London’s most recognizable landmarks and a combined bascule and suspension bridge crossing the River Thames. Visitors can access the high-level walkways and the historic engine rooms through the Tower Bridge Exhibition.
Shakespeare’s Globe is a modern reconstruction of the original Elizabethan theatre associated with William Shakespeare. It presents traditional-style performances and guided tours that focus on Shakespeare’s life and theatrical history.
Tate Modern, London → St Paul's Cathedral, London → British Museum, London
Cutty Sark, London → Royal Observatory, Greenwich → Greenwich Park
Natural History Museum, London → Science Museum → Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Notting Hill, London → Kensington Palace, London → Hyde Park, London
Big Ben, London → Westminster Abbey, London → Buckingham Palace, London → Piccadilly Circus → Trafalgar Square → National Gallery, London
