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10 reviews
Lambeth,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Renowned as being the world's highest observation wheel, British Airways London Eye offers a spectacular view of the capital city in 30 minutes. Definitely rated as a unique experience. Last admission is half an hour before closing. It is closed on 25th December. They provide disabled facilities for the deaf and visually impaired, wheelchair ramps, disabled toilets and accept guide dogs.
2 reviews
Lambeth,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Namco Station provides action packed excitement for the whole family. Bowling, shooting pool, bumper cars, video games, simulators and much more is all available here.
1 review
Lambeth,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Situated opposite Big Ben, London Aquarium is the perfect place to safely stare at sharks 2 metres long and gigantic eels as well as venomous fish, mysterious sea horses and piranhas and any of the other 35,000 specimens on show. With two huge tanks, interactive touch pools and special sound and visual effects, it's a real treat for both children and adults alike.
Lambeth,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Renowned as being the only amphibious tour guide on water, Capital Frogs (Frog Tours) offers a sightseeing tour through many of London's scenic landmarks. Advanced booking is advised to avoid disappointment.
Lambeth,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
County Hall is the former headquarters of the London County Council. The Hall was designed by Ralph Knott. Construction began in 1911, yet the Hall was not fully completed until 1958. County Hall now hosts a leisure complex of restaurants and attractions.
Lambeth,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Lambeth Palace has been the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury since 1200. The palace is a palimpsest of architectural styles and eras, from Medieval to Victorian. As the Palace is still the residence of the current Archbishop, the public must write for permission to view the interiors. The Palace houses an extensive library of ecclesiastical records.
Lambeth,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
The South Bank Centre is home to many different attractions including the Royal Festival Hall, Saison Poetry Library, the London Aquarium, Imax Cinema, Royal National Theatre, the Millennium Wheel and the Hayward Gallery. Alongside them is the Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Room. There are lots of different types of music and art to suit all tastes including mime, literature and cabaret.
Vauxhall,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
St Peter's Church is located near the AMP Oval Cricket Ground and was designed by the Victorian architect, John Loughborough Pearson. It was built between 1863 and 1864 on the edge of what used to be Vauxhall Gardens, and its main altar lies on the site of the Neptune Fountain. By the time St Peter's was built, Lambeth had a population of 162,000, and the church was built to cater for their spiritual needs.
Kennington,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
The AMP Oval is the home of Surrey County Cricket Club, with over 150 years of cricketing history. It is well renowned for hosting International cricket matches.
Vauxhall,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Vauxhall City Farm is a working farm with friendly animals. Two thirds of the farm is an acre of derelict farm, but it was transformed in 1977 by volunteers to the success that it is today. Watch out for Bella the pig and Jacko the donkey as they are the favourites of the farm. There is also a small ecology area with a frog pond and a herb and dye garden. Admission is free.
