London Eye

#londontrip This has always been one of the top tourist spot that you must see in London. It's like a necessity when you are a first time visitor of this beautiful city. ‼️Tip Take a photo before you cross the bridge so you will see the entire beauty of The London Eye. This was our mistake, we crossed the bridge first so then we only took got to snap photos of its back. The best view of it is across the river where the Big Ben and the houses of parliament are. I managed to take a photo of its front on a different day but the weather wasn't cooperative so I just quickly took a snap. We didn't have time to go onto the london eye but if you have a lot of time in London and if you have booked a reservation then enjoy it and see the city from the most famous ferris wheel in the world. I think you will have 30 minutes for this experience. Prices differ from where you buy your ticket and what time of the day you are going. Address: Riverside Building, County Hall, London SE1 7PB Enjoy your London tour. #england #tripblazers #travel #mytripvlog #londoneye #uktrip

All attractions with photos 💰Cash & 💳Card Exchange pounds in advance in your home country, convenient for recharging subway cards or you can use domestic credit cards with chips to take the subway and bus 🗺️City Map This is very important, Google Maps is not recommended, the bus time is likely to be inaccurate, strongly recommend the 'Citymapper' app. It's very clear for taking the subway and bus Classic local attractions Day 1 Itinerary 1: Big Ben: Get off at 'Westminister' station, as soon as you exit the station you'll see the iconic building built in 1859, now you can book a tour to visit the 334 stairs inside Big Ben and the clock machinery room. 2: Westminster Abbey: Next to Big Ben, the church where monarchs have been crowned since 1066, has hosted 16 royal weddings, the church walls record the changes of the times. 3: London Eye: Opposite Big Ben, located on the banks of the River Thames in the UK, it is currently the largest Ferris wheel in the UK, the highest point overlooks the entire city of London, and it is also the Queen's favorite 4: Royal Cavalry Camp (Dover House): There is an off-duty performance of the Royal Cavalry Camp at four in the afternoon, the sense of ceremony is deadly 5: London Chinatown (China Town): Trust me, your stomach will urge you to check in here every day 6: Covent Garden: For those who like shopping, drama, restaurants, bars and street culture, it is a place to belong Day 2 Buckingham Palace: 🚇: Take to Green Park station, follow the navigation Buckingham Palace is also the place for national celebrations and royal welcome ceremonies in the UK. The free guard changing ceremony arrives at the entrance of Buckingham Palace before 10:45 to get a good position, and it officially starts at 11:00 British Museum: Treasures from various countries are displayed here, if you are interested, go and see the history and culture. London Tower Bridge & London Tower: 🚇: Take the subway to 'Tower Hill' station. London Tower Bridge (Tower Bridge) Built in 1886, the 42-meter glass walkway overlooks the Thames and visits the earliest steam engine operation process London Tower (Tower of London) James I (1566-1625) was the last ruler to live in it as a palace. The Tower of London has served as a fortress, arsenal, treasury, mint, palace, observatory, refuge and prison

#visitlondon The London Eye Ferris wheel is one of the newest attractions in the city, however, it has already became very popular among residents and tourists. Moreover, along with the more ancient sights of the British capital, the London Eye is considered an iconic symbol of the city. The Ferris wheel was built in 2000 to mark the start of the new millennium. Today it is hard to imagine London without this impressive attraction. The cabins of the Ferris wheel are made of glass. Before boarding, all guests are entertained with a short 4D movie. Address: The London Eye, Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7PB. Metro Station: Waterloo, Embankment, Charing Cross and Westminster. #london #travel #tripmoments #summervacation

|Classic check-in photo, watching the sunset at the London Eye. The weather in London is super good today! The sun is shining! It's the best time to check in and take pictures. So the itinerary for the day is the classic tourist route: Buckingham Palace (watching the changing of the guard)-St. James's Park-Big Ben-Double-decker bus-Borough Market-Tower Bridge-Thames River Cruise-Sit on the London Eye (watch the beautiful sunset). ✅Buckingham Palace changing of the guard ceremony, after seeing our own military parade, this is mainly to feel the cultural atmosphere. ✅St. James's Park, mainly because you need to pass through this park to reach Big Ben, but the accidental pass, I was amazed by this park, there is such a large park in the city center, and such a large lawn, so comfortable! I also inadvertently found a rainbow! ✅There are really too many people taking pictures of Big Ben, and sure enough, people from all over the world like to ask Asian girls to help take pictures. I helped a dozen or so people along the way today. ✅When it was noon, I was going to eat at Borough Market, and I could take a double-decker bus (should be 381) from Big Ben, and also experience this London feature. ✅Borough Market checked in The black pig and la glace ice cream. What I worry about most in London is what to eat. These are all recommended by my London friends. I go directly without thinking, let me eat whatever I eat. After eating, I feel that these two are indeed very distinctive, and I can't eat this taste in China, it's worth a try. ✅Tower Bridge is also a gathering place for check-in photos, and it's time for Asian girls to help others take pictures again. ✅The Thames River Cruise is worth a ride, admiring the beautiful scenery on both sides of the river, and then just can't walk, you can directly take the cruise back to the London Eye. ✅The time of the London Eye was checked in advance for today's sunset time, and then bought that sunset time slot ticket online in advance, so I really watched the whole sunset process on the London Eye, overlooking London, the day's itinerary ended perfectly.

The London Eye is not only an England Icon, but it is an amazing way to see a beautiful view of the city.

#meetlondon #urbanexplorer #london #londoneye No need to describe this - the London Eye - the one and only. This is a landmark of London and of course if you are visiting the city, you would pay a visit to London Eye or at least go and make some photos. We have a favourite bench, just opposite the London Eye on the other side of the river and often go there to sit and enjoy the views. You can easily reach this attraction by tube, train or bus and there are a few more places to see around such as the Palace of Westminster, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square and more. In the evening you will see the wheel litten up in different colours. Have fun and enjoy :)

Embarking on a journey to London wouldn't be complete without soaring above the city's iconic skyline on The London Eye. This colossal observation wheel offers unparalleled panoramic views, but to make the most of your experience, here are five tips to ensure your visit is nothing short of extraordinary. Firstly, book your tickets in advance to avoid long queues. London is bustling, and you wouldn't want to spend your valuable time waiting. Online reservations allow for a seamless entry process, ensuring you can hop aboard and start enjoying the breathtaking vistas promptly. Once onboard, time your visit wisely. Opting for a sunset ride or nighttime experience provides a magical backdrop as the city transforms into a dazzling display of lights. The London Eye offers a unique perspective of landmarks like Big Ben and the Thames, creating a truly unforgettable atmosphere. Don't forget to bring your camera or smartphone because photo opportunities abound. Capture the city's landmarks, including St. Paul's Cathedral and the Shard, from a bird's-eye view. The capsules are spacious, allowing for unobstructed shots and lasting memories. Consider upgrading to a VIP experience for added luxury. Skip the regular lines, enjoy a more extended ride, and receive a complimentary mini-guide. It's a small investment for an enhanced, more comfortable adventure. Lastly, be weather-wise. London's skies can be unpredictable, so dress in layers and check the weather forecast. A clear day enhances visibility, ensuring you don't miss a single detail of the city's vast and diverse landscape.

Opening Hours 10:45-17:45 Recommended sightseeing time: 40-50 minutes Address: Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7PB, UK Phone: +44-20-7967 8020 ---- The London Eye cruise departs from the pier next to the London Eye, with no stops throughout, offering panoramic views of the Thames. I really think it is a good value for money while aboard the boat. Amazing views to be seen while you sail down the river! Throughout the comfortable cruise, with live commentary, you'll see famous landmarks such as St Paul's Cathedral, the Houses of Parliament, the Tower of London, HMS Belfast, Shakespeare's Ring, Tate Modern and London's Millennium Bridge . Over all, I really enjoyed it, the conductor was a little funny, as well as giving a tour guide of the famous buildings. The boat went a little down the Thames then up before returning to the dock. The trip lasted about 45 minutes. It was not early but still managed to get a seat at the top. Apart from that it's always nice to go on a sunny day. Highly recommended.

#meetlondon #urbanexplorer #london #londoneye #amazingview #stunningviews #mustdo #mustvisit #usefulinfomation #tickets It was my first time on the London Eye and to be honest, Iiked it more than I thought I would. We had booked our tickets in advance and had to queue for a short while before we could enter one of the pods. There are a variety of tickets you can book - we just got the standard ticket allowing an entry to London Eye. You can also get combi tickets, for example London Eye + River Cruise, London Eye + Madame Tussauds London, London Eye + Madame Tussauds + SEA LIFE London and so on. The more things you combine, the better the price per attraction, so definitely look into this as well.

Platform 9¾ from 'Harry Potter' for a magical journey, the bustling 221B Baker Street from 'Sherlock Holmes,' the regal elegance of 'Downton Abbey,' the serene countryside of 'Jane Austen,' strolling leisurely through the city of England, join this itinerary for a city walk🚶‍♂️. Day 1 - Arrival in London👩‍🦰 Arrive in London and be greeted by the tour guide. Check into the hotel and rest to prepare for your journey. Day 2 - Explore the Streets of London🎆 Visit London's iconic landmarks: Big Ben, Parliament, the London Eye, the Tower of London, and London Bridge. Experience authentic local markets: Borough Market or Covent Garden Market. Take a Thames River cruise through the heart of London, enjoying the scenic views along the riverbanks. Day 3 - London Cultural Exploration🕍 Visit film locations in London: Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace, King's Cross Station, and Hyde Park, bringing scenes from movies to life. Tour the British Museum, home to treasures from around the world. Stroll through London's Chinatown, experiencing the Chinese flavor in a British city. Day 4 - From London to Bath🏕 Head to Stonehenge to visit this world-famous mysterious prehistoric site. Continue to Bath to visit Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge, tour the Roman Baths and the Jane Austen Centre. Day 5 - Windsor Castle and Windsor Exploration🍵 Head to Windsor to visit the famous Windsor Castle. Walk through British royal history and experience the luxury of the royal castle. Enjoy traditional British afternoon tea. Day 6 - End of London Journey🍟 Tour guide will escort you to the airport for your flight back home. Day 7 - Arrival Home🍃 Arrive back home, concluding your journey. If you have any questions about traveling to the UK, feel free to contact [Yuan Kuo Travel] 🥰

1, London city center wish list 🌟Visit Buckingham Palace 🌟Visit the British Museum 🌟Watch a musical in the West End 🌟Oxford Street shops 🌟Explore Piccadilly Square 🌟Stroll on Carnaby Street 🌟Explore Leicester Square 🌟Wander around Chinatown 🌟Wander around Covent Garden 🌟Visit Trafalgar Square 🌟Visit Platform Nine and Three Quarters 🌟Visit St. Paul's Cathedral 🌟Enjoy the view at Madison's rooftop bar 🌟Visit Westminster Abbey 🌟Visit the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben 🌟Ride the London Eye 🌟Explore Soho's nightlife 🌟Enjoy the view at the Sky Garden

The London Eye is an iconic Ferris wheel located in London, United Kingdom. Situated on the South Bank of the River Thames, it is adjacent to the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Palace. The wheel opened to the public on December 31, 1999, and is one of the tallest Ferris wheels in Europe, offering visitors a spectacular panoramic view of the London cityscape. The London Eye is characterized by its transparent capsules, which allow visitors to enjoy a 360-degree view of London's cityscape, including landmarks such as Tower Bridge, St. Paul's Cathedral, the River Thames, and the Tower of London. It has also become a popular spot for viewing London's night scene, providing unforgettable night-time lighting views.