Queen’s Walk, the mandatory tour in London
If you are planning to visit London for the first time, the Queen’s Walk is one of the MUST have attraction to add in your London’s itinerary. The Queen’s Walk is the free self‑guided sightseeing tour where visitors can walk some of London’s most popular attractions. From London Eye to Tower Bridge the walk is always evolving, but here is a summary about the places you cannot miss along the way.
A bad day in London is still better than a good day elsewhere.
Top attractions to visit in the Queen’s Walk, mandatory tour in London
1. Westminster Bridge
Built in 1738, this bridge links the area of Lambeth to Westminster. From the bridge you will have a gorgeous view across the river to the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.
If you are an sealife fan, the Country Hall is now a major top attraction to visit around the Bridge. Home of London Aquarium, London Dungeon and London Marriot Hotel.
2. London Eye
3. Golden Jubilee Footbridges
4. Southbank Centre
The Southbank Centre is one of the most famous art venues of London. With multiple eating and drinking facilities, this is the place everyone must visit to see the cultural life in London.
Check their free events and spend some time visiting the terrace overlooking the river Thames.
5. Royal National Theatre
6. Oxo Tower and Gabriel’s Wharf
7. Tate Modern
8. The Millennium Footbridge
9. Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre
10. The Anchor Pub
11. The Golden Hinde
12. Southwark Cathedral
13. Borough Market
14.Tower Bridge
This is London’s most iconic Bridge and no matter where you start your tour, this is the place nobody can miss when in London. You can walk walk across the River Thames and take a visit inside to find out the history of this amazing bridge.
