London
The history of the United Kingdom revolves around London, the country’s capital city. The heart of London is home to dozens of museums, art galleries and exhibitions, as well as fascinating historical monuments and attractions.

Tower of London
Over 900 years old, the Tower of London is a former Royal Palace, military fortress and prison, now serving as a testament to London’s rich history as a museum. The Tower of London is one of the city’s busiest attractions, and currently houses the Crown Jewels, the Royal Family’s jewellery collection.

The British Museum
The largest museum in the UK, the British Museum houses one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of archaeological findings and art in the world. Entry to the British Museum and the museum is located a short walking distance from the school.

Parliament House & Big Ben
Two of the symbols of London, these popular attractions have a rich and exciting history. The impressive gothic buildings provide for an excellent opportunity to learn about the political history of London and the United Kingdom, as well as explore one of the world’s most impressive architectural achievements.

National Gallery
This museum is one of the world’s most impressive art galleries, containing paintings by world famous artists such as Van Gogh, Cezanne, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Monet and Renoir.

Buckingham Palace
The residence of the Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Family, Buckingham Palace is famous around the world for its magnificent architecture and the Changing of the Guards ceremony.