Where is the best view of London Eye and Big Ben?
Where is the best view of London Eye and Big Ben? Crossing the Westminster Bridge, which is located right next to the London Eye, will bring you to Parliament Square in less than 5 minutes. This busy square is where you'll find the best views of Westminster Abbey and Big Ben.
Can Americans go inside Big Ben?
All visitors allowed on Elizabeth Tower/Big Ben tours must be UK residents. There are no exceptions to this. Visitors must be over 11 years old. Visitors must be able to climb all 334 steps unaided without assistance.
Where is the best view point for Big Ben?
A stroll over Westminster Bridge offers a kinder view, making the tower appear gently over your shoulder and not looming over the top of you. Directly across the Thames is the Big Ben viewpoint, and it's around here that a good picture can be taken. It's also quieter and pedestrianised.
Which station to get off to see Big Ben?
Westminster Underground Station is in Zone 1 on the Jubilee, District and Circle lines. Alight here for Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.
How much is a guided tour of Westminster Abbey?
The cost for this tour is £42 for adults, and £35 for seniors over 65 and full-time students, and £17 for children 5 -15, which includes admission to the Abbey and a slightly higher fee for the guide as the Abbey restrict the numbers allowed. Simple, really. Westminster Abbey. England's greatest building.
Is the London Eye better at night or day?
It's best to play it by ear and go on a day (or evening) when you are there. Day or night is chalk and cheese.........you can see everything clearly during daylight but not at night, however, London at night is twinkly and lovely. If this is your first visit go up in the day light hours.
How much time do you need at Big Ben?
The total tour duration is 90 minutes and toilet facilities are available at the beginning and end of the tour only.