London Top 30 Things to do with Useful Links
What to do in London?
26 (-) National Maritime Museum
Queen's House, the National Maritime Museum main building was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. Flamsteed House (1675–76) was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and was the first purpose-built scientific research facility in Britain. If you follow the link below you can take a virtual tour of Flamsteed House.
More National Maritime Museum
27 (11) National Portrait Gallery
There is a lot of information provided with the portraits which makes the audio tour a little redundant - unless your travel partner won't shut up. Peer out for the small, dimly lit but unique portrait of Jane Austin.
If you keen to see any family likenesses you can find a specific portrait’s location on-line or access directly from the gallery itself.
National Portrait Gallery
28 (27) Kew Gardens
If you like gardens you will fall in love with the gardens (or maybe just a gardener) at Kew.
Kew Gardens Highlights
29 (74) Museum of London
Sadly the Museum of London’s lower decks which explore London’s history from 1666 onwards is closed until 2010 for renovation.
Museum of London
30 (26) Madame Tussauds
See all the famous people you want to see in one place. This will save you so much time, effort and money. Think of it this way, they won’t look any better in the flesh.
Madame Tussauds