This iconic giant Ferris Wheel which was built in March 2000 to celebrate the millennium, is a mandatory attraction for any tourist. It is the second highest viewing point of London, standing 135 metres tall, giving the viewer a panoramic view of the cityscape. Spot the Big Ben, Tower Bridge and if you're lucky, The Queen sipping tea at Buckingham Palace. The wheel is lit up in the night in seasonal colours and during New Year's Eve, is the main centrepiece of London's annual New Year's fireworks display.
There is an entrance fee that is charged for everyone. There are many packages, so do your research and try to buy the tickets online as there are many online discount deals that will help you save money.