1. Westminster Abbey
The coronation church where every English monarch since 1066 has been crowned. A Gothic masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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From ancient churches to iconic towers, Westminster offers a journey through a thousand years of British history. Explore these eight remarkable landmarks.
The coronation church where every English monarch since 1066 has been crowned. A Gothic masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The Palace of Westminster, home to the UK Parliament. An extraordinary example of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture.
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The Elizabeth Tower and its famous bell, Big Ben, have kept time for London since 1859. An enduring symbol of British resilience.
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The oldest of London's Royal Parks, offering stunning views of Buckingham Palace and a peaceful retreat in the heart of Westminster.
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The secret underground bunker where Winston Churchill and his war cabinet directed Britain's WWII effort against Nazi Germany.
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One of only two surviving buildings from the medieval Palace of Westminster, built in 1365 to house Edward III's treasures.
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The parish church of the House of Commons since 1614, where Winston Churchill was married and Samuel Pepys was baptized.
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The iconic green bridge offering the most famous view of Parliament. Immortalized by Wordsworth's poem "Composed upon Westminster Bridge."
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