England's oldest golf course, dating from 1608.

Home designed and built by Ernö Goldfinger in 1939 is a fine example of Modernist architecture, which is filled with furniture designed by Goldfinger and an interesting art collection of works by Henry Moore and Max Ernst.

An open stall in Kirkgate market in 1884 has grown into one of the world's most famous department stores, known for quality merchandise and fine service.

The red double-decker bus that is synonymous with London.

From its beginnings as an early Georgian residential area, this square has a unique character with a delightful mix of buildings, which include a primary school, church, workshops, nightclub, café and two of the original Georgian houses.

This London gallery offers a changing program of national and international exhibits along with educational activities, tours, lectures and workshops related to each showing.

The George Inn dates from the 17th century and is a former hangout of Charles Dickens.

Premier live rock and pop music venue.

The Oxo pub is recognized as an ideal south bank haunt for fantastic southern views of the River Thames. Live jazz is performed every evening.

This is an all-in-one comedy club, bar and disco.

This famous mixed and gay nightclub, with its easy-going atmosphere, hosts nightly events and entertainment.

Every day London's huge underground subway system whisks 2.5 million passengers in 500 trains through 260 stations.

Surrounded by 196 acres of lavish parkland and offering stunning views of London's skyline, this Victorian-style palace offers multi-purpose halls and rooms for a variety of events such as banquets, dinners, concerts and exhibitions.

Visitors can tour London by hopping on and off these open-top, double-decker buses, with a choice of live commentary in many different languages.

The Hermitage Rooms at Somerset House is a branch of St. Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum that offers rotating exhibitions drawn from the Russian museum. At Somerset House the focus is on telling the story of royal life through rare objects that include medals, jewelry, portraits, porcelain, and furniture.

The London Bicycle Tour Company offers an exciting way to discover a city of stunning contrasts. You will be provided with a bike and escorted by a guide on a three hour tour through the capital. Different tours are organized to suit every taste: East, West or Central London. For more freedom, the company also offers a hiring service to provide you with bicycles, from an hour up to a month or even more.

Charles Dickens wrote Oliver Twist and Nicholas Nickleby in this house, which today features a museum collection of the famous 19th-century author's letters, first editions and portraits.

Antique-lover's dream, this 17th-century structure is not only steeped in history, but serves as a focal point for dealers, collectors and shoppers for a wide variety of antiques and collectibles.

Innovative gallery specializing in British and Contemporary art.