<p style="text-align: justify;">London is home to many world famous landmarks, museums, art galleries and parks, which are free to enter and usually open seven days a week. You can have a great time in this wonderful city without spending a fortune!</p>
<h2 style="text-align: justify;">Museums:</h2>
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<li>Natural History Museum – One finest natural history museums in the world, you may need a whole day for this one.</li>
<li>British Museum – One of the best museums in London with a diverse display of amazing artefacts.</li>
<li>National Maritime Museum – Discover Britain Royal Navy’s history.</li>
<li>Imperial War Museum – Observe Britain’s Military History.</li>
<li>British Science Museum – Children and adults alike will have fun here!</li>
<li>Museum of London – Learn about the history of London.</li>
<li>Victoria and Albert Museum – Gives an interesting insight into Britain’s cultural heritage.</li>
<li>Geffrye Museum – Period rooms museum from 1600 to today.</li>
<li>Royal Air Force Museum – Get to know the history of Britain’s flying aces.</li>
<li>Horniman Museum – A diverse family museum with several different displays.</li>
<li>Pollocks Toy Museum – A collection of toys from all over the world, perfect day out with kids.</li>
<li>Bank of England Museum – Discover the monetary history of the world.</li>
<li>Hunterian Museum – Take a look at a unique collection of animal specimens retained in jars.</li>
<li>Museum of London Docklands &#8211; Explore London’s maritime shipping history.</li>
<li>Sir John Soane’s Museum – The assorted collection of a famous London architect.</li>
<li>Museum of Childhood – Dedicated to the history of children and childhood.</li>
<li>National Army Museum – Learn about the history of Britain’s armed forces.</li>
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<h2 style="text-align: justify;">Art Galleries:</h2>
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<li>National Gallery – Located at the top of Trafalgar Square’s piazza, is home to some of history’s best art.</li>
<li>Tate Modern – The building itself is amazing and well worth a visit, even if you are not keen on some of the art on display.</li>
<li>National Portrait Gallery – Pictures of aristocracy through the years.</li>
<li>Serpentine Gallery – Pop into this art gallery while on your way through Kensington Gardens.</li>
<li>Tate Britain &#8211; It is famous with the name of National Gallery</li>
<li>Guildhall Art Gallery – One of the most popular Collection of art.</li>
<li>Wallace Collection – This comes with European art and artefacts Collection.</li>
<li>Whitechapel Gallery &#8211; If you are in East London must visit it to have fun.</li>
<li>Foundling Museum &#8211; London’s first ever public art gallery and Britain’s original home for abandoned children.</li>
<li>The Photographer’s Gallery – Largest public gallery display dedicated to photography.</li>
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<h2 style="text-align: justify;">Parks:</h2>
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<li>Hyde Park – Take a walk through Hyde Park, where you can see the Princess Diana Memorial and Speakers Corner, no trip to London is complete without a visit to this fantastic park.</li>
<li>29. St James’ Park – One of London’s Royal Parks.</li>
<li>Coram’s Fields &#8211; Unique seven-acre playground and park for children.</li>
<li>31. Hampstead Heath – A stunning park that offers views of the City of London.</li>
<li>32. Regent’s Park – Another superb Royal Park and zoo.</li>
<li>33. Richmond Park – Another beautiful park.</li>
<li>34. Bushy Park – Yet another beautiful park.</li>
<li>Battersea Park – A lovely park offering a view of the River Thames.</li>
<li>36. Kensington Gardens – Where you can see the Peter Pan Statue.</li>
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<h2 style="text-align: justify;">Sight Seeing</h2>
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<li>Trafalgar Square – Home to Nelsons Column, the stone lions and the fourth plinth.</li>
<li>38. Thames Walk – Breathe in the fresh river air and soak up the atmosphere.</li>
<li>39. Tower Bridge &#8211; Cross the bridge and wait around to see it open and close.</li>
<li>40. Houses of Parliament – A great location for a London holiday photo opportunity.</li>
<li>41. Buckingham Palace &#8211; Arrive early enough to observe the Changing of the Guard.</li>
<li>Tower of London &#8211; Request permission to witness Ceremony of the Keys, the nightly lock-up of the Tower of London.</li>
<li>Leicester Square – Soak up the buzzing atmosphere or relax in the park.</li>
<li>The London Eye – Get your photo took standing near this 443ft Ferris wheel.</li>
<li>Wellington Arch – A triumphal arch in London.</li>
<li>Marble Arch – Another triumphal arch in London.</li>
<li>Big Ben – Stand in Parliament Square at noon and listen to Big Ben chime.</li>
<li>Cross the Jubilee Bridge – Cross the Thames at Embankment on this wonderful bridge.</li>
<li>Cross the Millennium Bridge – From the Tate Modern to St Paul’s or vice versa.</li>
<li>City Hall &#8211; Admire London’s new bee-hive-shaped architectural structure.</li>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">The author lives in London and works for Click Souvenirs, a leading British souvenir shop. She enjoys photography, travelling and graphic design along with raising her four children.</p>

50 Free Attractions To Enjoy In London
