Kew Gardens Things to Do

With over 900 years of history, this is one of the oldest city churches in London that is dedicated to the memory of the Virgin Mary. There have been many churches that have filled this site over the years, but this most recent... more

It is believed by some that St. Peter upon Cornhill is the earliest Christianized site in Britain, supposedly founded in 187 AD. While there is no solid archaeological evidence to support this specific claim, the church itself... more

Southwark Cathedral is known for being a architectural beauty, but most tourists seem to be content with just visiting The Globe Theatre and end up missing the magnificent parts of this historic borough. This 13th century Angl... more

Located adjacent to London Bridge and the Thames, as well as being named after the historical Clink Prison, visitors to this part of London will find a wealth of picture opportunities as well as things to do. It is a typically... more

The Hermitage Rooms were opened to the public in 2001 and are located in the restored South Building of Somerset House. The splendor of the former Winter Palace has been recreated in miniature, using smoked-glass chandeliers, r... more

By taking the Evan Evans Tours, you will be able to see all of London's must see attractions. On these sight-seeing excursions you will get to see Westminster Abbey, the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, the Tower of... more

Poised at Hyde Park Corner in London, Wellington Arch is one of the many "must see" landmarks. From the viewing platform, you can have spectacular views of the city and watch the Horse Guards pass beneath its columns. Also, t... more

Built circa 1730 and retaining most of its original features, this beautifully restored Georgian building is the only surviving residence of Benjamin Franklin. Serving as his home during the 16 years he spent in London as a med... more

Located in London's Buckingham Palace, Queen's Gallery is a place where you can view fine art from the Royal Collection itself. The gallery will exhibit pieces from renowned artists, such as Rubens and Vermeer, that have belon... more

Commonly referred to as the Law Courts, the Royal Courts of Justice are housed in an impressive gray stone Victorian Gothic building built in the 1870s. Inside London's last built example of Gothic revival architecture are over... more