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Witness the many ages of architecture at some of the most prominent places to visit in London –landmark buildings. Westminster Abbey, Houses of the Parliament with the Big Ben, the Union Chapel in Islington, the Tower of London and St. Pancras Railway Station are all stunning examples of gothic revivalism. While others like Buckingham Palace, St. Paul’s Cathedral and former Old War office building display an indulgent mix of neoclassical to neo-gothic and baroque aesthetic.
And you’re yet to discover art deco classics like Shell Mex House and the Battersea Power Station, the brutalist pragmatism of the Barbican Estate and National Theatre. While contemporary skyline definers like the Gherkin, the Shard, Leadenhall Building and City Hall are all worthy of a feature on your Instagram feed.
