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Showing 73–96 of 98 places
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Salisbury Crags
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Dramatic volcanic cliffs and elevated paths above Holyrood, offering views without the full Arthur’s Seat summit route.
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Scott Monument
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Gothic monument to Sir Walter Scott with a narrow stair climb and elevated city views.
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Scottish Parliament Building
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Modern parliament building with public areas, exhibitions, debates and guided visits.
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South Queensferry & Forth Bridge Viewpoint
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Historic waterfront town with close views of the UNESCO-listed Forth Bridge, harbour, shops and coastal walking.
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St Giles' Cathedral
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Historic High Kirk of Edinburgh with a crown spire, stained glass, memorials and the Thistle Chapel.
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The Vennel Viewpoint
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Popular stepped viewpoint providing a direct framed view of Edinburgh Castle.
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Barbican Centre
London, United Kingdom
Large Brutalist arts complex containing galleries, theatres, cinemas, concert halls and public terraces.
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Battersea Power Station
London, United Kingdom
Restored riverside power station containing shops, restaurants, public spaces and the paid Lift 109 chimney viewpoint.
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Buckingham Palace
London, United Kingdom
The monarch’s official London residence, with seasonal State Rooms opening and the Changing the Guard ceremony outside.
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Coal Drops Yard
London, United Kingdom
Restored Victorian railway buildings beside Regent’s Canal, now containing shops, restaurants and public spaces.
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Hampstead Heath
London, United Kingdom
Extensive ancient heath with woodland, swimming ponds, meadows and skyline views from Parliament Hill.
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Hampton Court Palace
London, United Kingdom
Large Tudor and Baroque palace associated with Henry VIII, with royal apartments, kitchens, gardens and maze.
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Kensington Gardens
London, United Kingdom
Formal royal gardens containing the Albert Memorial, Serpentine Gallery, Italian Gardens and Diana Memorial Playground.
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Kensington Palace
London, United Kingdom
Royal residence with State Apartments, exhibitions on Queen Victoria and other royal residents, and formal gardens.
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Kew Gardens
London, United Kingdom
World-leading botanic garden with historic glasshouses, global plant collections, landscaped grounds and scientific displays.
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Millennium Bridge
London, United Kingdom
Pedestrian suspension bridge linking Tate Modern and Bankside with St Paul’s Cathedral and the City.
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Old Royal Naval College Painted Hall
London, United Kingdom
Spectacular Baroque painted interior within Sir Christopher Wren’s riverside naval complex.
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Piccadilly Circus
London, United Kingdom
Famous West End junction known for illuminated advertising screens and the Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain.
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Primrose Hill
London, United Kingdom
Open grassy hill north of Regent’s Park with one of central London’s best free skyline views.
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Queen's House
London, United Kingdom
Elegant seventeenth-century royal villa displaying fine art, maritime portraits and the famous Tulip Stairs.
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Sky Garden
London, United Kingdom
Free landscaped viewing space at the top of the Walkie Talkie building, with wide views across central London.
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Southwark Cathedral
London, United Kingdom
Historic riverside cathedral with medieval architecture and connections to Shakespeare, local trade and the old Borough.
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The Monument
London, United Kingdom
Tall stone column commemorating the Great Fire of London, with a viewing platform reached by 311 steps.
