A behind-the-scenes tour of the world famous studios, news centre, production galleries, and even an odd star or two.

One of the world’s greatest libraries, regularly featuring special exhibitions, films, musicals, and poetry readings. Magna Carta is one of the most celebrated documents in history. Examine the British Library's copy close-up, translate it into English, hear what our curator says about it, and explore a timeline.

The world’s first major museum dedicated to Sir Winston Churchill, housed within the nerve centre of government.

A full size operational replica of Sir Francis Drake’s 16th century ship, equipped with a range of replica ship furniture and artefacts

The Palace of Westminster opens to everyone for tours each summer, visiting the Robing Room, Royal Gallery, the House of Lords and the House of Commons.

Tower built by Edward III in 1365 to house his treasures, now holds a display charting the history of the medieval royal treasures and was known as the ‘King’s Privy Wardrobe’.

18th-century abode on the wilds of Hampstead Heath, where you can see paintings by Vermeer, Gainsborough, Turner, and Rembrandt. Also boasts an award-winning restaurant.

Features hundreds of varieties of sea life from all over the world in two huge tanks, including sharks, pirhanas and rays.

Run the 'Gauntlet of Flames' to escape the Great Fire of London. Sail down the Thames to traitors gate. There's also a medieval siege, torture chamber and a chance to unmask 'Jack the Ripper'.

Displays of buses, trams and trains alongside posters and interactive displays telling the story of transport in the capital.

See behind the scenes of the home of cricket. Highlights include the Long Room, The Ashes, and the MCC Museum

The largest maritime museum in the world, with over two million exhibits relating to our noble seafaring tradition.

All the major scientific developments of the last 300 years are represented here at the largest exhibit of its type in the world.

Scene of many a royal wedding, Wren's famous post- Great Fire masterpiece incorporates the medieval Crypt & the Whispering Gallery, a feat of acoustic engineering.

One of the finest working stables in existence, housing the State vehicles used for Coronations, State Visits and Royal weddings.

Once used as a prison, palace, zoo and perhaps most famously as a place of execution; this national landmark is now a showcase for the Crown Jewels.

A treasure house of paintings, stained glass and other artefacts; this is also the place where some of the most significant people in the nation’s history are buried or commemorated. Kings, queens, statesmen and soldiers; poets, priests, heroes and villains - the Abbey is a must-see living pageant of British history. Once inside audio guides are available in eight languages or there is the highly-popular verger-led tour.