London Eye

Category: Sightseeing + Tours

Westminster Bridge Road, (Riverside Building County Hall), London, SE1 7PB

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Melissa says 16 years ago

Visiting London in January does not make for a warm city and it can be very overcast. Even with the skies gray and the city chilly the views were great. Those not easy with heights found the slow steady movement of the cars comforting. While it can be crowded in the capsules we never felt like we were missing any of the view. I would go again given the opportunity - maybe picking another time of year.

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