*Westminster Abbey: The setting for every Coronation since 1066 as well as numerous other Royal Occasions. Today it is a church dedicated to regular worship and the celebration of great national events
*N0.10 Downing Street: The first domestic house built on this site was by Sir Thomas Knyvet, a Parliamentarian and Justice of Peace
*Changing of the Guard: This is where you can see the guards dressed in bright red uniforms and bearskin hats of picture postcard London. Takes place at Buckingham Palace and Whitehall
*Houses of Parliament
*Tower of London: One of the most famous and well preserved buildings in the world. Built as a residential palace and fortress suited for a king or queen
*St. Paul's Cathedral: The largest cathedral in London built by Sir Christopher Wren
*Big Ben: One of London's best known landmarks. Clock faces illuminate at night or when parliament is in session

*Windsor Castle: About an hour drive from London; Home of the British Monarchs since William the Conqueror took residence in 1066

*Rijksmuseum: Art Museum with 17th Century Dutch paintings including works by Rembrandt, Frans Hals, and Vermeer
*Van Gogh Museum: The only place in the world where you can see so many of Van Gogh's paintings in one place
*Anne Frank House: The hiding place were Anne Frank wrote her famous diary entry during WWII. The original diary is on display

*Volendam and Marken: Picturesque fishing village on the shore of Zuiderzee. The people of Volendam and Marken still wear traditional costumes
*Zaanse Schans: A characteristic living and working area on the Zaan River with wooden houses and windmills from the 17th and 18th centuries