List of tourist attractions in the City of Westminster explained

The City of Westminster contains many of the most famous tourist sites in London.

Covent Garden

• London Transport Museum
• Royal Opera House

Hyde Park

• Serpentine Galleries
• Speakers' Corner
• Hyde Park Corner
  • Apsley House
  • Wellington Arch

Marylebone

• Madame Tussauds
• Oxford Street
  • Selfridges
• Sherlock Holmes Museum
• Wallace Collection
• All Souls Church, Langham Place

Mayfair

• Handel & Hendrix in London
• Royal Academy of Arts
• Burlington Arcade
• Royal Institution

Millbank

• Tate Britain

Regent’s Park

• London Zoo

St James’s

• Buckingham Palace
  • Queen's Gallery
  • Royal Mews
• Fortnum & Mason
• St James's Palace

St John’s Wood

• Abbey Road Studios
• Lord's Cricket Ground

Soho

• Benjamin Franklin House
• Carnaby Street
• Leicester Square
• Piccadilly Circus
• London Pavilion
• Regent Street
  • Hamleys
  • Liberty's
• Trafalgar Square
  • National Gallery
  • National Portrait Gallery
  • Nelson's Column
  • St Martin-in-the-Fields

South Kensington

• Albert Memorial
• Royal Albert Hall

Strand

• Royal Courts of Justice
• Savoy Hotel
• Somerset House
  • Courtauld Gallery
• St Mary le Strand
• St Clement Danes

Victoria

• Westminster Cathedral

Victoria Embankment

• Cleopatra's Needle

Westminster

• Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament)
  • Big Ben
  • Jewel Tower
• Westminster Abbey
  • Westminster Abbey Museum
• St Margaret's, Westminster
• Methodist Central Hall Westminster

Whitehall

• Banqueting House
• Churchill War Rooms
• The Cenotaph
• Clarence House
• Downing Street
• Horse Guards Parade
  • The Guards Museum