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1. Bristish Museum
2. National Gallery
3. Tate Modern
4. The British Airways London Eye
5. National History Museum
6. Science Museum
7. The Tower of London
8. Tate Britain
9. The Victoria & Albert Museum
10. The National Portrait Gallery

1. Cleopatra’s Needle
2. Speaker’s Corner
3. Madame Tussauds
4. Greenwich Village
5. London Dungeon
6. Big Ben
7. Changing of the Guard
8. HMS Belfast
9. St Paul’s Cathedral
10. Westminster Abbey

1. Cleopatra’s Needle
Cleopatra’s Needle is an Egyptian obelisk. It’s old, it’s from Egypt, it’s now in London and it’s said to be a tourist attraction. It may be old, from Egypt and now in London, but it sure isn’t a tourist attraction you have to see.

2. Speaker’s Corner
Speaker’s Corner is said to be one of the most famous places on earth, symbolizing democracy in the world. If you like empty places, Speaker’s Corner is the place to be!

3. Madame Tussauds
If you want to pay a lot of money to see wax figures of celebrities, Madame Tussaud’s is the place to be! Be aware that a lot of other visitors will end up on your photos too. It’s extremely crowded!

4. Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village is a highly overrated London tourist attraction. It’s a long way to get there - all uphill, and all you see is a clock and a stone to step on.

5. London Dungeon
The London Dungeon is a tourist attraction for kids and jumpy old ladies! If you enjoy being scared, watch a scary movie rather than visiting this London tourist attraction. That’s scarier and much cheaper!

6. Big Ben
London’s most familiar landmark. You need not plan to visit it, you can’t escape it anyway, and no matter what you plan on doing in London, you WILL see it more than you had thought. If you are an overseas visitor, you can’t take a tour anyway.

7. Changing of the Guard
The changing of the guard is one of the most well-known London tourist attractions. And it’s really kind of entertaining, if you actually get to see the dudes. But if you really want to see them you’d better be early, otherwise the crowd in front of the black railing will obstruct your view.

8. HMS Belfast
A rusty warship in the middle of London as a tourist attraction? Don’t you think that’s a little bit odd?

9. St Paul’s Cathedral
St. Paul’s Cathedral is London’s number one cathedral to visit as a tourist. Well, actually it’s the only cathedral we know, but if you’ve seen one cathedral, you’ve seen them all.

10. Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey is famous for funerals - funerals of royals, poets, warlords and other significant figures. Well, that’s precisely what you’ll find there - buried people.

The River Thames before sunrise
The Great Court of the British Museum
Greenwich Park, one of London's Royal Parks
Westminster Abbey is one of London's oldest and most important buildings
City Hall at night, headquarters of the Greater London Authority.
The Houses of Parliament at night
The London Underground is the oldest and largest metro system in the world.
The gatehouse to the Royal Holloway college of the University of London
The new Wembley Stadium is the most expensive stadium ever built costing £793 million ($1.6 billion)
Tower Bridge crosses the River Thames next to the Tower of London

1.learn more culture
2.visit their history
3.watch Big Ben
4.London bright
5.museum
6.see st.church
7.excharge
8.prince house
9.wide their view
10.see show

Buckingham Palace and St James Park
House of Parliament and Westminster Abbey
Hyde Park and Kensington Palace
Madame Tussaud's and Regent's Park
Tower Bridge and Tower of London
Trafalgar Square and National Gallery
Victoria & Albert Museum and Science Museum
British Museum and Dickens' House
Kenwood House and Hampstead Health
Kew Garden and Richmond Park
Old Royal Observatory and National Maritime Museum
clocktower 'Big Ben'

1. Cleopatra’s Needle
2. Speaker’s Corner
3. Madame Tussauds
4. Greenwich Village
5. London Dungeon
6. Big Ben
7. Changing of the Guard
8. HMS Belfast
9. St Paul’s Cathedral
10. Westminster Abbey