London
A global capital where history and modernity coexist — London offers the British Museum, Buckingham Palace, world-famous theatre, and parks at every turn.
Plan Your Trip to LondonEntry conditions and visa requirements can change at any time. Always confirm current rules with the relevant embassy or a Ramada Tours travel consultant before booking your trip.
Why Visit London
Historic landmarks spanning over 2,000 years of history
World-class museums and galleries, many free to enter
Royal palaces and the living British monarchy
Remarkably diverse cuisine from every corner of the globe
Legendary shopping from Oxford Street to Harrods and Borough Market
Quick Facts
Best Time to Visit
May to September for warm weather and long daylight hours. December is magical for Christmas markets, festive lights along Oxford Street, and ice skating at the South Bank.
Suggested Duration
5–7 nights recommended
Currency
GBP (British Pound £)
Language
English
Travel Tips
Book top attractions like the Tower of London and Westminster Abbey online in advance — queues can be very long in peak season.
Use an Oyster card or contactless bank card for the Underground and buses; it is cheaper than buying single tickets.
Many of London's world-class museums — including the British Museum, Natural History Museum, and Tate Modern — are free to enter.
The Thames Clipper river bus is a scenic and practical way to travel between riverside attractions.
Carry an umbrella — London weather is famously unpredictable, even in summer.
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Top Attractions
Tower of London
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of London's most iconic landmarks, serving as a royal palace, fortress and prison for nearly 1,000 years. Home to the dazzling Crown Jewels.
Buckingham Palace
The official London residence of the British monarch. Watch the iconic Changing of the Guard ceremony and visit the State Rooms, open to the public in summer.
British Museum
One of the world's greatest museums, housing eight million works spanning human history from prehistoric times to the present. Free entry. Highlights include the Rosetta Stone and Elgin Marbles.
Houses of Parliament & Big Ben
The magnificent neo-Gothic Palace of Westminster, seat of the UK Parliament, and its famous clock tower — the Elizabeth Tower, home to the bell known as Big Ben — are among London's most photographed sights.
Tower Bridge
London's most recognisable bridge, combining Victorian Gothic towers with a modern hydraulic bascule mechanism. The Tower Bridge Exhibition offers glass-floor walkways and stunning river views.
Trafalgar Square & National Gallery
The heart of central London — a grand public square commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar, anchored by Nelson's Column. The National Gallery on the north side holds one of Europe's finest painting collections, free to enter.
Hyde Park
One of London's eight Royal Parks, spanning 350 acres in the heart of the city. Enjoy boating on the Serpentine lake, summer concerts, and the famous Speakers' Corner where anyone can address the public.
Tate Modern
Housed in a converted Bankside Power Station on the South Bank, Tate Modern is one of the world's leading galleries of modern and contemporary art, with free permanent collections.
Covent Garden
A lively pedestrian piazza in the West End, famous for its street performers, independent boutiques, restaurants and the Royal Opera House. A great place to absorb the energy of London's creative scene.
Natural History Museum
An awe-inspiring Romanesque building in South Kensington housing 80 million specimens from the natural world, including dinosaur skeletons, the famous blue whale skeleton, and a vast mineral collection. Free entry.
Visa for Jordanian passport
A Standard Visitor Visa is required for Jordanian passport holders. Apply online via gov.uk/apply-uk-visa before travelling. Attend a biometrics appointment at the UK Visa Application Centre in Amman. Processing typically takes 3–8 weeks. There is no visa on arrival for Jordanian nationals.