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London's largest public water with an open water swimming area alongside boating, pedalos, waterfront cafes and duck feeding. 

Iconic South bank building, home to numerous restaurants, cafes, bars, arts and crafts galleries and exhibition venues.

Prominent red bridge crossing, close to the Houses of Parliament, famous for it's design, architecture and distinctive obelisks.

Over 400 miles of shelves home to such works as the Magna Carta, Da Vinci's codex and handwritten Beatles lyrics.      Free Entrance

Part of London's 2012 Olympics legacy with facilities including velodrome, bmx track, mountain bike trail and numerous walking routes 

Thames footbridge famed for its swaying motion upon opening. Closed for two years of reconstruction and now a London landmark.

Home to one of the worlds greatest collections of art with works by Da Vinci, Van Gogh, Rembrandt, Monet and more.    Free entrance.

Tranquil Thames side marina in the heart of the city, its waters encircled by a multitude of cafes, bars and restaurants. 

Join Londoners' lazing on deckchair bestrewn lawns on a sunny afternoon or meandering in shade of its many tree lined avenues.

Wander around lake side paths from Buckingham Palace to Horse Guards Parade, viewing memorial statues or the resident pelicans

Look out for pop ups and street food as you stroll the length of the South bank path between Lambeth and Tower bridges       4km

The legendary skyline chimneys of the disused power station, now home to London's newest shopping and entertainment venue