Being one of the most popular tourist destinations, London Dungeon has been regarded with a lot of curiosity and excitement. This all-new museum is located in Tooley Street, London and situated near to world-known London Bridge rail station. The main concept of this museum is to display the diverse tortures and practices of the medieval period.
If you want to experience the history of tortures and crimes, do not hesitate to visit the London Dungeon. It recreates the magic of a variety of gory along with macabre historical events in an all-new comic avatar. What were such museums needed? The primary reason for building such buildings here is to make it educative and appealing for the majority of young people who come to know their past in a good sense.
Historically, the museum was opened in the year 1976. Initially, it was made as the normal museums that clearly present glimpses of the torturous history of the United Kingdom. Later on, the museum has been turned into more interactive by inviting professional actors to join in. This great museum is working under the flagship of Merlin Entertainments that keeps of so many other entertainments options such as the Madame Tussauds, Legoland, London Eye, Thorpe Park, Heide Park, Alton Towers, Chessington World of Adventures, Warwick Castle, Sea Life, and Gardaland.
In addition, London dungeon has other very famous branches at Hamburg, Edinburgh, and New York. Also, a new branch has been opened in Amsterdam with the name the Amsterdam Dungeon.
Duck Tours transports you round the city in bright yellow colored amphibious landing craft and you’ll see the famous tourist attractions in London not only from the road and also from the water! Originally called DUKWs and built in 1942, these craft were used to bring supplies from the ships to the beaches during the Second World War.
The 75-minute Duck Tour of London starts from Chicheley Place behind the London Eye and first it’s over Westminster Bridge offering great views of the River Thames, Parliament and Big Ben. Round Parliament Square, the tour heads up Whitehall, past Downing Street, home to both the Prime Minister at no. 10 and the Chancellor of the Exchequer at no .11.
If you’ve been to London before, this tour will give you a new perspective to the city. If you haven’t been to London then this tour is simply a must and is particularly great for families. There is action packed commentary throughout the tour, detailing all the facts about London past and present as well as giving us interesting stories about the beloved Duck Tours vehicles.