Architectural Buildings in London

City of London, London

Banqueting House, designed by Inigo Jones in the early 17th century, is the only surviving building of the old Palace of Whitehall. Guests are invited to del...

Downe, London

The former home of Charles Darwin. View the study where he wrote 'On the Origin of Species' and the gardens which inspired him. Note: English Heritage membe...

Westminster, London

Durham Castle was built in 1072 and includes a Norman chapel. The Great Hall dates back to 1284 and the Kitchens 1499. Part of the castle is now used by Durh...

Westminster, London

Many people class Durham Cathedral as one of the finest of Norman times.

Greenwich, London

Eltham Palace is among the finest examples of Art Deco architecture in England and with its beautiful gardens and plenty of places for a picnic, there’...

City of London, London

ExCeL London is an exhibitions and international convention centre, situated within a 100-acre waterfront, at the Royal Victoria Dock. ExCeL hosts ...

Peckham, London

Flat Time House in Peckham was the studio home of John Latham (1921-2006), recognised as one of the most significant and influential British post-war artists...

City of London, London

The ancient seat of City government and still home to the City of London Corporation. The grand Great Hall and the largest medieval crypts in London are open...

Richmond, London

Kew Palace is a British royal palace with a varied history, set amongst the stunning backdrop of Kew Gardens. Visitors are invited to discover some of the Pa...

City of London, London

Cobbled streets, artisan eateries and boutique craftsmen sit alongside high-street brands in this beautiful Victorian covered market.

Westminster, London

View a vast collection of vehicles, uniforms, signs, posters and photographs from a bygone age. Note: Tickets allow unlimited admission to th...

City of London, London

The site of terrific and terrible Roman gore 2,000 years ago, and now preserved for visitors following its rediscovery in the 1980s.  

Twickenham, London

When looking for a peaceful day out in Twickenham, look no further than Marble Hill House. Set in 66 acres of beautiful riverside parkland, it is a real trea...

Richmond, London

  This 17th-century manor house is beautiful piece of architecture situated in a pictureque location, surrounded by 25 acres of greenery. It is only op...

Greenwich, London

Former place of learning for Naval Officers.

Kensington, London

Olympia London is a stunning event venue, with a vast history dating back to 1886, hosting numerous events over the years. Olympia has it all and never fails...

Romford, London

Built in the 18th century as a merchant's home by Captain John Harle, this house still stands tall as a grand work of architecture. The house has a fascinati...

Westminster, London

A unique and small museum with 19th century curved glass mirrors, making the rooms appear bigger. The museum contains Sir John Soane's collections and person...

Westminster, London

Somerset House is a historic building with three galleries, a riverside cafe and winder ice rink.

Westminster, London

A medieval church with magnificent ceiling and stone carvings, visit to admire the architecture or simply relax in the tranquil setting.

Twickenham, London

When visiting Twickenham and looking for a cultural and historical day out, look no further than the stunning Strawberry Hill House. Horace Walpole's Gothic ...

Greenwich, London

The Queen's House is famous for its extroardinary art collection, showcasing the works of many greats, from Gainsborough to Hogarth. Visitors are invited to ...

Westminster, London

Wales Millennium Centre is one of the most unique and lively performing arts centres. Visitors can come to enjoy blockbuster West End musicals, opera ballet ...

Westminster, London

Wellington Arch was commissioned by George IV as an outer entrance to Buckingham Palace.

Westminster, London

Westminster Abbey is a 16th Century building where the Kings and Queens are crowned, many are also buried here including Dickens and Chaucer.

Hampstead, London

2 Willow Road, in Hampstead, is a unique and influential Modernist home that was designed by architect Ernö Goldfinger in 1939 - for himself and his fam...

Twickenham, London

York House, in Twickenham, dates back to the 17th Century and forms part of the present day civic offices of the London Borough of Richmond. Many featur...