In planning your trip to one of the world’s most historic, cultural and vibrant cities, a definite must see destination is ExCeL (Exhibition Centre London). World renowned, the Centre, built in 2000, represents the very latest and best in British construction, design and amenities. You certainly do not want to miss the total experience in terms of its amazing high end shopping, fine dining establishments, bars and activities.

Housing London’s largest auditorium, the International Convention Centre -part of this magnificent exhibition centre—it has played host to myriad concerts, events and receptions. Located in the London Borough of Newham, it truly is a site to behold. And of course, within a short distance are Canary Wharf and Olympic Park. We guarantee that you will never run out of things to do while in ExCeL London.

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City of London

The oldest, most historic part of London, the ‘Square Mile’ is the world’s leading financial and business centre. The remains of its Roman heritage can still be seen and many of the street names – Milk Street, Ironmonger Lane, Cloth Fair – reflect the origins of its ancient trades. The famous seat of justice, The Old Bailey, is here, as is the Bank of England and Mansion House. Download the visitor trail app here and start exploring – the Docklands Light Railway goes direct to Bank.

Tower of London

One of the most-visited historic palaces in London, the Tower is a remarkable reminder of Britain’s ancient royal heritage. Repository for the spectacular crown jewels, the Tower is preside over by the colourful Yeoman Warders and attended by a flock of ravens. You can visit the grisly torture exhibition, climb the White Tower to browse the Royal Armouries Collection and take the ‘Wall Walk’ to explore the Medieval Palace. The Docklands Light Railway runs from Victoria Dock direct to Tower Hill.

The London Eye

No visit to London would be complete without a trip on the London Eye. This iconic 135m-high Ferris wheel is located on the South Bank and carries passengers securely in specially constructed capsules, offering a bird’s eye view of the capital from an amazing vantage point. Take the Jubilee Line to Waterloo or ride the River Bus from Greenwich Pier.

Buckingham Palace

Arguably the most famous royal palace in the world, Buckingham Palace is a must-see for visitors to London. Large parts of the palace are now open to the public, including the magnificent State Rooms – where members of the Royal Family receive and entertain guests on state and ceremonial occasions – and the remarkable 47-metre Picture Gallery which houses some of the greatest pictures in the Royal Collection. Take the Jubilee Line to Green Park.

Tower Bridge

Take a short trip on the Jubilee Line from Royal Victoria Dock to Tower Hill and take time to explore the most famous bridge in the world. Visitors can enter the bridge, view the photographic exhibition and experience the Victorian engine rooms – complete with authentic sounds and smells of the era. The lofty walkways offer panoramic views across London’s cityscape.

Created for the landmark 2012 London Olympic Games, the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is the city’s newest park. There’s something for everyone. Follow in the footsteps of the world’s elite athletes, view the spectacular 114.5m-high Orbit sculpture, relax in the open spaces and enjoy food and drink in the many cafes and restaurants – or why not take a picnic? Easy access just a few stops from Royal Victoria on the DLR or Jubilee Line.

The Emirates Air Line is a cable car link across the River Thames in London, England, built by Doppelmayr with sponsorship from the airline Emirates. The service opened on 28 June 2012 and is operated by Transport for London. In addition to transport across the river, the service advertises "a unique view of London"

If shopping’s your thing, you’ll find plenty to tempt at Westfield Shopping Centre, Stratford City. The largest urban shopping centre and leisure destination in Europe, Westfield houses more than 250 high-street and designer shops plus over 65 restaurants offering a wide selection of international cuisine. The 17-screen cinema shows the latest movie releases and there’s a bowling experience and 24-hour casino, too. Just three stops north of Sunborn London on the Jubilee Line.

Take the Docklands Light Railway south to Greenwich and enjoy a packed day of adventure at the Royal Museums. Explore the world’s largest maritime museum, stargaze at London’s only planetarium, revisit the 17th century splendour of the Queen’s House and step aboard the world-famous Cutty Sark. Lots of things to see and do in one spectacular location.

For all the best sporting events and priority access to entertainment, Club Wembley membership offers a wide range of hospitality options.

In planning your trip to one of the world’s most historic, cultural and vibrant cities, a definite must see destination is ExCeL (Exhibition Centre London). World renowned, the Centre, built in 2000, represents the very latest and best in British construction, design and amenities. You certainly do not want to miss the total experience in terms of its amazing high end shopping, fine dining establishments, bars and activities.

Housing London’s largest auditorium, the International Convention Centre -part of this magnificent exhibition centre—it has played host to myriad concerts, events and receptions. Located in the London Borough of Newham, it truly is a site to behold. And of course, within a short distance are Canary Wharf and Olympic Park. We guarantee that you will never run out of things to do while in ExCeL London.