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Other options are platters that include fried cod, shrimp and scallops, macaroni and cheese, baked salmon and a shrimp basket ... public houses and taverns of London. Its fish chips are served ...

Tourists wanting a bird's eye view of Big Ben, St Paul's Cathedral and Buckingham Palace have put the London Eye in the ranks ...

They used computer-generated imagery (CGI) - very much in its infancy in the mid-90s - to show their wheel design set against views of London. A journalist at London's Evening Standard newspaper ...

About 3.5 million people pay from £29 (S$50) per ticket to ride the London Eye each year. Its popularity has inspired dozens of copycat wheels in cities around the world. But at 135m tall ...

Were it not for the tenacity of two plucky London architects in the early 1990s and their unwavering vision, London's skyline - and the capital's New Year's Eve fireworks celebrations - would be ...

The London Eye is celebrating 25 years of towering over the capital's skyline. Over 85 million visitors from across the globe have journeyed across the gigantic Ferris wheel since the millennium.

We've gone back into the archives to show how the wheel was lifted into place. Follow BBC London on Facebook, X and Instagram. Send your story ideas to [email protected]. Since 2011 ...

point to Vienna’s Giant Ferris Wheel -also British designed - which has been going strong since 1897. By the time of its Silver Jubilee the London Eye will have carried 85 million passengers ...

"He could have easily hit somebody; hit a child," Quinn said. "I hope he never gets behind the wheel again. There's really no excuse to drive drunk." ABC13 reached out to VSP and asked why Johnson ...

A quarter of a century on it is now hard to imagine London’s skyline without the great circle of steel, its slender spokes and and its 32 pods towering over the South Bank. The Eye - or the Millennium ...