Most reviewed Monuments in London, United Kingdom to visit (Updated January, 2024)

Most reviewed Monuments in London

Explore the city's most talked-about destinations, sorted by the number of reviews. The higher the position on the list, the greater the number of reviews for each place. Discover the pulse of London through these extensively reviewed and popular spots. This list contains 55 places from Monument category.

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Princess Diana Memorial Fountain

Fountain

Memorial completed in 2004 in Cornish granite, with a design said to represent Diana's life.

4.50 (9.3K reviews) (~10.3 km from centre)

Avebury

Monument

Rural standing stone monument and 17th-century stables housing a museum to the iconic monument.

4.70 (8.9K reviews) (~122.36 km from centre)

Broadway Tower

Historical landmark

Historic folly, by Capability Brown, with exhibitions and links to the Arts and Craft Movement.

4.40 (5.3K reviews) (~128.48 km from centre)

Victoria Memorial

Historical landmark

Formal gardens & gates surround a grand monument to Queen Victoria with marble & bronze statues.

4.70 (3.3K reviews) (~9.87 km from centre)

Robin Hood Statue

Monument

This striking monument in a quaint village square honors the local legend, Robin Hood.

4.40 (2.1K reviews) (~167.45 km from centre)

Peter Pan Statue

Sculpture

Kensington Garden’s whimsical bronze depicting Peter Pan & animals, with a unique “talking” option.

4.50 (1.4K reviews) (~10.08 km from centre)

Karl Marx's Tomb

Historical landmark

👍👍 £4.5 entrance fee for a communist idealist tomb, that’s absolute win of capitalism! As a fans of capitalism, of course I don’t mind to pay for the entrance fee for this beautiful cemetery. Karl Marx’s tomb is one of the biggest and grandest tomb inside. Worth to pay for a visit, as many of Communis...

4.40 (846 reviews) (~3.58 km from centre)

Sir Winston Churchill statue

Memorial

Iconic sculpture of Britain's WWII prime minister, on a plinth beside the houses of parliament.

4.50 (775 reviews) (~9.79 km from centre)

Sherlock Holmes Statue

Tourist attraction

Bronze depiction of the legendary literary detective, around the corner from his fictional home.

4.40 (725 reviews) (~8.09 km from centre)

Lady Godiva

Sculpture

Commanding statue of iconic local figure Lady Godiva in a pedestrianized city-center plaza.

4.30 (675 reviews) (~132.54 km from centre)

Chichester Cross

Monument

Significant stone cross-&-arch monument from 1501, standing at the intersection of 4 main streets.

4.40 (668 reviews) (~95.83 km from centre)

Martyrs' Memorial

Historical landmark

Victorian Gothic monument, completed in 1843, memorializing 3 Oxford martyrs of the 16th century.

4.30 (584 reviews) (~81.69 km from centre)

Hardy’s Monument - National Trust

Tourist attraction

👍👍 Amazing monument, fantastic views. Large carpark.

$$ $$

4.60 (531 reviews) (~197.75 km from centre)

Nottingham War Memorial Gardens

Memorial

👍 It's sooooooo beautiful.

4.50 (490 reviews) (~165.51 km from centre)

William Tyndale Monument

Monument

👍👍 Great place with amazing views. Quite a steep 15-20 mins approach. No dedicated parking available but plenty of spaces in the area. The tower is open 24/7 and there are around 120 very narrow steps up. Staircase may get sleepery when wet or muddy but the tower seems safe at the top for kids any age.

4.70 (443 reviews) (~156.7 km from centre)

Hailes Abbey

Abbey

Cloister ruins of a Cistercian abbey dating from 1246, with audio tours and a museum of site finds.

4.50 (443 reviews) (~132.35 km from centre)

Sham Castle

Castle

Looking like a Medieval castle, this folly was built much later & is now illuminated at night.

4.20 (426 reviews) (~156.24 km from centre)

Guards Crimean War Memorial

War memorial

Unveiled in 1861, this bronze memorial featuring three guardsmen commemorates the Crimean War.

4.50 (421 reviews) (~9.15 km from centre)

Roman Theatre of Verulamium

Historical landmark

Ruins of a Roman theater with a stage constructed circa 140 AD in a serene countryside setting.

4.40 (413 reviews) (~25.4 km from centre)

Wellington Monument

Historical landmark

19th-century obelisk honoring the Duke of Wellington, flanked by wooded trails & scenic views.

4.50 (407 reviews) (~228.67 km from centre)

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