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London has 4 World Heritage sites. They are all cultural sites. They are Royal Botanical Gardens, the Tower of London, Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey including St. Margaret's Church and Maritime Greenwich.
The Tower of London became a World Heritage site in 1988.
In London, rather surprisingly
outstanding beuty hitorical significance cultural/religious values
The Carlton Tower Hotel is currently in business started from 1997, the year the company was founded. London is the political, economic and cultural capital of Britain, and its world class tourist attractions for visitors of all pages.
Tower Bridge has a unique design so is world famous'
There are 'clock towers' all over the world. Possibly the most famous is 'Big Ben' at the British Houses of Parliament
A world heritage site is a place listed by UNESCO as having special cultural or physical significance.
Yes it is go to unesco world heritage site and you will find it there
A world heritage site is a place listed by UNESCO as having special cultural or physical significance.
Tower Bridge is located in London and crosses the river Thames from Tower Hamlets on the north bank to Southwark on the south bank. It lies adjacent to the Tower of London and is the only bridge in London that can open to allow boats to pass underneath it. Because it is so well known throughout the world, it is sometimes referred to incorrectly as London Bridge - which is the next bridge upstream.
The Tower of London was begun in 1078 0n the orders of William 1 on a site which originally was a Roman fortification, so is of international architectural and historical interest.