London Landmarks Map

Westminster

• Big Ben
  The Great Bell has rung over Westminster since 1859; the clock tower was renamed the Elizabeth Tower in 2012.
  🎵🎬 In 28 Days Later, Cillian Murphy wanders across an eerily empty Westminster Bridge beneath Big Ben.
  Big Ben illustration · Big Ben photography print · Westminster Bridge photo · The Red Lion pub · 28 Days Later poster
• Westminster Abbey
  The coronation church of English and British monarchs since 1066.
  Westminster Abbey illustration · Westminster Abbey photo · The Red Lion pub
• Buckingham Palace & Victoria Memorial
  The King's London home, with the Changing of the Guard in front of the golden Victoria Memorial.
  Victoria Memorial illustration · King's Guard illustration · Queen's Guard photo · The Grenadier pub

South Bank

• London Eye
  Opened in 2000 for the millennium, the 135-metre wheel is one of the best viewpoints in London.
  London Eye illustration · London Eye photography print · London Eye & Big Ben photo

Hyde Park Corner

• Wellington Arch
  A triumphal arch celebrating Wellington's victories, topped by Europe's largest bronze sculpture.
  Wellington Arch illustration · The Grenadier pub

Hyde Park

• Hyde Park
  One of London's great Royal Parks and a legendary concert venue.
  🎵🎬 The Rolling Stones played a famous free concert here on 5 July 1969, in front of a huge crowd.
  Hyde Park in the snow photo · Hyde Park squirrel photo · Rolling Stones Satisfaction print

Mayfair

• Marble Arch
  A white marble arch designed by John Nash, at the western end of Oxford Street.
  Marble Arch illustration · Oxford Street photo
• 3 Savile Row (Beatles rooftop concert)
  The former Apple Corps building in the street of tailors.
  🎵🎬 On 30 January 1969 the Beatles played their last ever public performance on this rooftop, later seen in the Let It Be film.
  Beatles Let It Be print

West End

• Trafalgar Square & Nelson's Column
  London's great square, watched over by Nelson's Column and the National Gallery.
  🎵🎬 In Skyfall, James Bond meets Q for the first time inside the National Gallery on Trafalgar Square.
  Nelson's Column illustration · Skyfall poster · Adele Skyfall lyric print
• Piccadilly Circus & Eros
  The neon heart of the West End, with the famous statue known as Eros.
  Eros Fountain illustration · Piccadilly Circus photo · The French House pub
• Covent Garden
  Street performers, markets, theatres and the London Transport Museum.
  🎵🎬 My Fair Lady opens in Covent Garden, where Professor Higgins first meets the flower seller Eliza Doolittle.
  Covent Garden dancer statue photo · London Transport Museum illustration · Lamb & Flag pub · The Salisbury pub · My Fair Lady poster

Fitzrovia

• BT Tower
  The 1960s telecommunications tower that once had a revolving restaurant at the top.
  BT Tower illustration · The Champion pub

Bloomsbury

• British Museum
  Two million years of human history, free to visit, including the Rosetta Stone.
  British Museum photo · Princess Louise pub · Cittie of Yorke pub

King's Cross

• King's Cross & St Pancras
  The Gothic St Pancras station, the British Library next door, and King's Cross with its Platform 9¾.
  🎵🎬 Harry Potter fans queue at King's Cross for a photo at Platform 9¾, where the Hogwarts Express departs in the films.
  St Pancras illustration · British Library illustration · Harry Potter Hedwig's Theme print

St John's Wood

• Abbey Road crossing
  The zebra crossing outside Abbey Road Studios, made famous by the Beatles.
  🎵🎬 The Beatles were photographed on this crossing for the cover of Abbey Road (1969), and recorded most of their music in the studios next door.
  Beatles Yesterday print · Beatles A Day in the Life print

Wembley

• Wembley Stadium
  England's national stadium and the UK's biggest concert venue.
  🎵🎬 Queen stole Live Aid at the old Wembley on 13 July 1985, and the new stadium has hosted Oasis, Ed Sheeran, the Spice Girls and Taylor Swift's Eras Tour.
  Wembley Stadium illustration · Queen Radio Ga Ga print · Oasis Supersonic print · Taylor Swift print · Ed Sheeran Perfect print · Spice Girls Wannabe print

South Kensington

• Royal Albert Hall
  The great Victorian concert hall, home of the BBC Proms.
  🎵🎬 Adele recorded her famous live album Live at the Royal Albert Hall here in 2011.
  Royal Albert Hall illustration · Adele Someone Like You print
• Natural History Museum
  A cathedral of nature, with its famous blue whale skeleton, free to visit.
  Natural History Museum illustration · Natural History Museum photo

Notting Hill

• Notting Hill & Portobello Road
  Pastel houses, antiques and one of London's most famous street markets.
  🎵🎬 The 1999 romantic comedy Notting Hill made Portobello Road world famous, with Elvis Costello's She as its theme song.
  Portobello Road illustration · Notting Hill film poster · Elvis Costello She print · The Churchill Arms pub

Camden

• Camden Market
  Over 1,000 places to shop, eat and drink by the Regent's Canal, and home of the 98 Types poster stall (Market Hall, Lower Floor, Stall 3).
  🎵🎬 Camden was Amy Winehouse's home and the place where Madness began, playing early gigs at The Dublin Castle.
  Camden Market illustration · Camden Market photo · Camden Town Underground photo · The Hawley Arms pub · The Dublin Castle pub · Amy Winehouse Back to Black print · Madness Our House print

City of London

• St Paul's Cathedral & Millennium Bridge
  Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece, linked to Tate Modern by the Millennium Bridge.
  🎵🎬 Mary Poppins sings Feed the Birds about the steps of St Paul's, and the Death Eaters destroy the Millennium Bridge in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
  St Paul's illustration · St Paul's & Millennium Bridge photo · Ye Olde Watling pub · The Blackfriar pub · Mary Poppins Feed the Birds print · Harry Potter Half-Blood Prince print
• The Monument
  Wren's column commemorating the Great Fire of London of 1666; climb its 311 steps for the view.
  The Monument illustration · Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese pub
• The Gherkin
  Norman Foster's bullet-shaped tower, an icon of the modern City skyline.
  The Gherkin illustration · City of London photo · The Ten Bells pub
• The Walkie-Talkie & Sky Garden
  The curvy tower with the free-to-visit Sky Garden at the top.
  Walkie-Talkie illustration
• Barbican Centre
  A Brutalist arts centre and estate, loved by architecture fans.
  Barbican illustration

Tower Hill

• Tower of London
  A thousand-year-old fortress, home of the Crown Jewels and the Beefeaters.
  Tower of London illustration · Tower of London poppies photo · The Prospect of Whitby pub
• Tower Bridge
  The Victorian bascule bridge that opened in 1894 and still lifts for passing ships.
  Tower Bridge illustration · Tower Bridge photo · Tower Bridge red bus photo

Southwark

• The Shard & Borough Market
  Western Europe's tallest building, beside London's oldest food market.
  The Shard illustration · The Shard photo · The George Inn pub · The Market Porter pub

Bankside

• Tate Modern
  A former power station turned into one of the world's most visited modern art museums.
  Tate Modern illustration · The Blackfriar pub

Battersea

• Battersea Power Station
  The Art Deco power station, now a shopping and leisure destination.
  🎵🎬 A giant inflatable pig floated between its chimneys on the cover of Pink Floyd's 1977 album Animals.
  Battersea Power Station illustration · Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here print

Greenwich

• Greenwich
  The Royal Observatory, the Cutty Sark, the Queen's House and the Prime Meridian.
  Greenwich illustration · Queen's House staircase photo · Greenwich map print · Trafalgar Tavern pub

Kew

• Kew Gardens
  The Royal Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with Victorian glasshouses.
  Kew Gardens illustration

London icons

Some of London's most loved symbols aren't places at all: London Bus · Black Cab · London Underground · Mind the Gap · Red Telephone Boxes · Out of Order.