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, official London residence of the king 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, a museum made from the Founding Father's last-standing residenceHuntington, Tom (April–May 2006). "Franklin's Last Home". American Heritage. 57 (2). Archived from the original on 5 October 2009. Retrieved 21 September 2026. 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
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