1. Tower Bridge

http://www.ontheluce.com/

Remember your nursery rhyme 'London Bridge'? Tower Bridge is often mistakenly called that and is much better looking than the real London Bridge.

2. Tralfagar Square

http://www.visitbritainblog.com/

A great place for all seasons from busking in the summer sun to ice-skating rinks in winter!

3. London Eye

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The new icon for the cityscape at the River Thames, surpassed in height only recently by the Singapore Flyer.

4. St. Paul's Cathedral

http://www.englishcathedrals.co.uk/

Visible from all around the River Thames, St. Paul's Cathedral sits at the highest point in the City of London.

5. Tate Modern

http://www.artfund.org/

This old power plant has been rejuvenated and now houses and hosts many art exhibitions and galleries.

6. Buckingham Palace

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Who can miss the changing of guards ceremony held at Buckingham Palace? Don't forget the beautiful swans that can often be seen parading themselves around the palace.

7. Hyde Park

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Just a stone's throw away from Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park is an excellent place to have a picnic!

8. Chinatown

http://whereisfatboy.blogspot.com

Spanning across between two tube stations, immerse yourself in the various Chinese cuisines and goods this place has to offer!

9. Big Ben

http://myonlinedestinations.com/

In case you are wondering, that isn't London Bridge. In fact its Westminster Bridge and along with Big Ben and Palace of Westminster are the classic iconic landmarks of London.