Pollock's Toy Museum

The British Museum is the first national museum of England, that house eight million artworks and some of the world's most important archaeological finds.

Admire the Great Court's magnificent glass and steel roof designed by Foster and Partners, which holds the world-famous Reading Room in the middle.

Discover 'Hoa Hakananai'a' and 'Moai Hava', the two large stone Moai from Rapa Nui, held by the Museum.

With its fascinating past and ever changing present, Fitzrovia finds itself at the centre of London life.

This home is a literary treasure trove, having once been the home to George Bernard Shaw, and then Virginia Woolf decades later.

At 189 metres high, BT Tower has some of the best aerial views of London, despite being considered an eyesore by many.