Attractions & days out

Official residence and office of the UK Prime Minister since 1732.

The fictional home of Sherlock Holmes, London's most famous detective.

Historic music recording studio famous for The Beatles' recordings.

Historic entertainment venue with exhibitions, ice skating, and views of London.

Medieval church tower near Fenchurch Street in the City of London.

Historic Regency church opposite Broadcasting House in central London.

Britain's largest public art sculpture with observation platforms and a tunnel slide.

Conference centre and former Scout headquarters in South Kensington.

The UK's central bank housed in a historic City of London building.

Gallery showcasing contemporary watercolours and prints near Tate Modern.

Palladian banqueting hall from the Palace of Whitehall with Rubens ceiling paintings.

An environmentally friendly housing development designed for zero carbon emissions.

Preserved ruins of a Roman house with baths from Londinium.

Historic 1709 schoolhouse now home to a fashion design store.

Theme park, zoo and resort with over 40 rides and 1,000 animals.

Satirical amusement arcade with hand-built mechanical game machines.