Best places: Tourist attractions in Greater London

Immersive experience featuring an array of hi-tech arcade-style games & challenges.

👍👍 Excellent trip with Serenity Tours, nearly three hours with an hour on the Inner Farne island which is free to land on for National Trust members. I only had my phone camera but I was amazed how close we could actually get to the nesting birds; so an expensive super zoom camera wasn't really necessa...

Panoramic views from high-level walkways and behind-the-scenes access to original lifting machinery.

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

Expansive walled park, originally a 17th-century hunting ground and still home to hundreds of deer.

Tracing the history of aviation & the RAF through real aircraft & interactive exhibits.

Huge area of woods & grasslands, home to red & fallow deer, with water garden & fountain.

Lawn tennis venue for annual Wimbledon Grand Slam championship, with museum, tours and restaurants.

Performances by Royal Opera and Royal Ballet companies in stately Covent Garden theatre.

Museum within the world's oldest commissioned warship which gained fame at the Battle of Trafalgar.

Museum for 16th-century Tudor warship, & King Henry VIII's favourite, built in 1510 & sunk in 1545.

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

Community temple with different Hindu deities for worship, prayer rooms & outdoor pooja services.

Climbing centre inside Victorian former pumping station, with 450 routes and 90 roped lines.

Sikh temple, with a contemporary hall, an airy office and meeting area, plus a multilingual library.

Lush 40-acre woodland located within Richmond Park & known for its evergreen azaleas.

Colorful gallery & shop run by the graphic design duo who worked on the "Harry Potter" movies.

Music hall with original cast iron pillars, balcony and decor, staging an eclectic event programme.

Place of worship for the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, with a 16m dome and 35m high minaret tower.

Britain's first iron-hulled, armoured warship and pride of the fleet with an on-site visitor centre.