London Eye

I saw the London Eye from a distance, and it’s truly an impressive sight. Even from afar, the giant Ferris wheel stands out against the skyline, offering a glimpse of what must be an amazing view from the top. It’s one of those landmarks that you can’t miss when you’re near the Thames, and it definitely adds to the beauty of the London skyline. I didn’t get the chance to ride it, but just seeing it was pretty cool!
Basil - 2 weeks ago

Viewing the London Eye from Westminster Bridge during the day offers a clear and impressive sight of this modern landmark. Built to mark the new millennium in 2000, it remains one of London’s most famous attractions. Its massive structure stands out against the city skyline, slowly rotating above the River Thames. The area is bustling with visitors, and the view of the wheel alongside the historic buildings nearby makes for a great experience, even without taking a ride.
Ken Wong - a week ago

An unforgettable experience. We had a lovely sunny day and we really enjoyed it. I recommend to book the ticket in advance. I paid £27 online. We waited in a queue about 40 minutes (Friday 12.15pm). The staff were friendly and efficient, ensuring the process was smooth despite the crowds. The ride is about 30 minutes and offers ample time to soak in the scenery and capture stunning photos of the city's skyline. It was the ultimate way to experience 360 degree view of London together with about 20 people in a pod. The wheel moves so calm, we didn't even notice it. Highly recommend to visit the iconic attraction and experience the ride.
jirina nowakova - a month ago

Finally got on the eye after many years of wanting too. The entrance process was smooth , and passed through the queue and security quickly. The pod was clean and not over crowded. The views were spectacular. The pod moved a bit faster than expected but was well worth it.
Rhys Davis - a month ago

I recently visited England, and it was an unforgettable experience. From the moment I arrived in London, I was amazed by the city’s rich history and cultural diversity. I visited famous landmarks such as Big Ben and Buckingham Palace, where I watched the Changing of the Guard, a unique British tradition. I also enjoyed a cruise along the River Thames, which gave me a different perspective of the city, especially with the London Eye slowly turning on the horizon. One of the places I loved the most was the Natural History Museum, with its fascinating exhibits, and the British Library, which holds incredible literary treasures. As for the food, I tried the famous fish and chips, which was absolutely delicious, and experienced a traditional English afternoon tea in an elegant café. My trip wasn’t limited to London—I also visited Oxford, where I explored the prestigious university, and Bath, known for its stunning Georgian architecture. England was a rich experience that combined history, culture, and modernity. I hope to return someday to explore even more of its charm.
Mohamed Fouad (Shallaly) - a month ago