London Eye
London Eye offers beautiful London views: You can see around 40km from the top as far as Windsor Castle on a clear day. In operation from January 2000, the British Airways London Eye, located on the South bank river of River Thames is the largest moving wheel of its kind ever built, at a height of 135 m (450 feet) and 1600 tons. The height of the wheel is equivalent to 64 red telephone boxes piled on top of each other.
Visiting the London Eye:
Address: The London Eye, Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7PB
Telephone: 0870 500 0600
Cost: Visitor's Gallery free. Tours: £7 (Adults), £5 (Concs), £22 (Family - Free (Under 5s)
Time: Daily from 9:30
Nearest Underground Stations:
Waterloo tube (5 minutes)
Lambeth North Tube (12 minutes)
For more information on the London Eye, please visit: www.londoneye.com
What's on at the London Eye :
New Year's Eve Firework in London
31st Dec '09
A tremendous experience that will send tremors through Central London, the New Year's Eve Fireworks Display 2009-2010 will not disappoint.
Visiting the London Eye:
Address: The London Eye, Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7PB
Telephone: 0870 500 0600
Cost: Visitor's Gallery free. Tours: £7 (Adults), £5 (Concs), £22 (Family - Free (Under 5s)
Time: Daily from 9:30
Nearest Underground Stations:
Waterloo tube (5 minutes)
Lambeth North Tube (12 minutes)
For more information on the London Eye, please visit: www.londoneye.com
What's on at the London Eye :
New Year's Eve Firework in London
31st Dec '09
A tremendous experience that will send tremors through Central London, the New Year's Eve Fireworks Display 2009-2010 will not disappoint.
Dizzee Rascal + Lily Allen
