London Eye

London Eye

Also known as EDF Energy London Eye.

Did you know that on the highest point you can see as far as 40 kilometres?

Of course it has to be a clear sunny day.
Where is this city attractions located, what actually is and what to see there ... read more about it below.

The EDF Energy London Eye is a world famous observation wheel centrally located in the heart of the capital of UK.

It is rotating over the River Thames on the opposite side of the Houses of Parliament and the Big Ben. 

Did you know that London Eye is the world’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel?

London Eye is 135 meters high wheel which enables you a 30 minutes long drive in 32 high-tech glass capsules. Why high-tech? Each capsule namely has 6 touchscreen tablets which allows you to explore the London’s attractions in several languages.
City has also done something amazing with a technology in those capsules. When driving on the Eye you can also enjoy the city in amazing 4D cinema.

Go on a "drive" and see London like you have never seen it before.

London Eye has become the modern symbol of London and a global tourist icon of UK and its capital city. London Eye is also one of "the must to see city attractions" especially because of its large cabins that enables astonishing 360 degree view of the city and its surroundings. 

Useful informations:

We advise you to be there at least 40 minutes before the boarding if you have a standard ticket or 15 minutes before the boarding if you have fast-track ticket.
Wheelchair accessibility is available for the London Eye, its facilities inside County Hall, and the River Thames Sightseeing Cruise (limit 2 wheelchairs per capsule and 8 per time slot).
Capsules are shared with people outside of your party.
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