Best places: Things to dos in Westminster, United Kingdom

One of Britain's great Victorian splendours, most famous for the Proms classical music festival.

Picturesque garden created in the 1930s, showcasing 12,000 rose bushes on landscaped grounds.

Huge green space, home to Diana Memorial Fountain, with boating and swimming in the Serpentine lake.

Green space with a lake with daily pelican feeding, a grass-roofed cafe and ceremonial displays.

Modern, glass-clad cafe and sports administrative centre, with pitches and changing rooms.

Expansive park containing Kensington Palace & the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground.

Imposing gallery with historic and contemporary British art, notable for its JMW Turner collection.

Middlesex County Cricket Club's ground & traditional home of English cricket, with a museum.

Red-&-white striped Victorian cathedral in Byzantine style with gold, mosaics & marble interior.

Museum of world-sourced antiques, sculpture, artworks and armour, set within a palatial townhouse.

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

Rose Garden theatre with annual summer programme of Shakespeare, kids shows, classics and musicals.

Picturesque park with multiple carved historic pools, fountains, sculptures & walking paths.

16-storey Gothic clocktower and national symbol at the Eastern end of the Houses of Parliament.

Grand, 19th-century, state reception chambers, including the palace throne room.

Religious center with an elaborate interior & a mosaic dome, plus an underground treasury of relics.

👍👍 The main part of this building is the Faraday Museum. It illustrates the contributions and inventions of the great Michael Faraday along with other scientists who worked at the Royal Institution. In display are Faraday's egg, coils used by him for his invention on electromagnetism, his lab behind th...

Tree-studded quadrangle surrounded by historic Abbey buildings, popular for lounging & football.

Protestant abbey hosting daily services and every English and British coronation since 1066.

Spacious park with deckchair-scattered lawns, mature trees and views of regal local neighbours.