Clock Tower, often mistakenly called Big Ben, is undoubtedly the iconic symbol of the city. The clock a one point was the most accurate clock in the world. Big Ben is the name of the enormous bell housed within the tower. Houses of Parliament is the home of the tower and is where the country's government officials convene. Visitors can actually sit in on a debate when the Houses are meeting.
Hyde Park spans 350 acres, by far one of the city's largest parks, and provides an oasis of tranquility in Central London. Londoners come out to the park to play a game of football, cricket or rugby, or just to have a picnic and unwind.
The city also houses of the best museums in the world. The British Museum is undeniable the crown jewel of the city's museums, with an incredible collection of artifacts from all over the world. The Victoria and Albert Museum is home to 145 galleries that display an array of works, including sculpture, photography, furniture and fashion.
And this is just the beginning of all the amazing attractions that can be found in London. Make sure to explore and plan everything you want to see ahead of time to make your next London getaway unforgettable.
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