Best ways to enjoy London sky-high with treats for parents and the little ones
It's time to wish the London Eye happy birthday as the iconic structure in the centre of our capital city turns quarter of a ...
I’ve lived in London for three years without seeing this – how foolish I have been
It has featured in Harry Potter, and attracts millions of visitors a year. As I stand here, I see why it has become so ...
How the London Eye became a symbol of the UK’s capital
Now one of the UK’s most visited paid attractions, the London Eye’s future was not always so assured, architect Julia ...
The London Eye changed the capital forever – and is a far cry from today’s Broken Britain
If there’s anyone who can allow themselves a wistful gaze up at the London Eye this weekend as it celebrates its 25th ...
Tracing 25 Years Of The Iconic London Eye
Celebrating 25 years, the London Eye remains an iconic part of London’s skyline. Discover its fascinating history and how it became a permanent attraction.
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Jewish leaders blast 'shameful' Sadiq Khan for failing to light up London's landmarks in honour of family kidnapped and murdered by Hamas - despite cities around the world ...
The decision to light up City Hall or Trafalgar Square lies with the Mayor's Office, while landmarks such as the London Eye or Houses of Parliament the responsibility lies with No10. A ...
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Ocean Outdoor landmarks power down for Earth Hour
Out of Home landmarks the BFI IMAX, Piccadilly Lights and screens across Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City will ...
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London Landmarks Half Marathon 2025: date, route, start time, map and everything you need to know
It’s set to be the biggest yet with more than 20,000 runners primed to take to the closed-roads route on Sunday (landmarks include the London Eye, St Paul’s Cathedral and Somerset House), with ...
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I designed the London Eye — but without this sharp-eyed journalist it wouldn't have been built
We entered the competition, and we agreed it shouldn’t be a landmark that people just look ... people high up to see that amazing views of London?” There was nowhere at that time.