Visit the London Eye

Visit the iconic Big Ben clock tower in London, one of the most famous landmarks in the world

Historic fortress and the Crown Jewels.

Attend the Wimbledon Championships, the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, held in London

Immerse yourself in the wizarding world at London's King's Cross Station, where the iconic Platform 9¾ is recreated. Push a luggage trolley half-embedded in the brick wall for the perfect photo, visit the adjacent Harry Potter shop (with merchandise exclusive to the store), and feel the magic that inspired J.K. Rowling's stories. This beloved spot is a must-see for any Potterhead.

Explore the Natural History Museum in London, home to an incredible collection of over 80 million specimens. See the iconic Diplodocus skeleton in the Hintze Hall, marvel at the dazzling gems in the Vault, and walk beneath the suspended blue whale model (a 25-metre-long juvenile blue whale). Interactive exhibits on volcanoes, earthquakes, and human evolution make this a captivating journey through the natural world.

Visit London, capital of England and the United Kingdom. See the Tower of London (historic castle housing the Crown Jewels and ravens), ride the London Eye (giant Ferris wheel with panoramic city views), explore the British Museum (home to the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies), and watch the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace (ceremonial tradition with red-coated soldiers).

Pip, Magwitch on the marshes and Miss Havisham's rotting cake.

Dickens' favourite child, from a blacking factory to a writer's desk; Micawber and Uriah Heep.