Places to go in London
The 43 places in London SquadAbroad travelers want to go, most wanted first. Filter them by category and tag.
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iFLY Indoor Skydiving
iFLY London simulates the sensation of freefall using a state-of-the-art vertical wind tunnel, letting visitors experience the mechanics of skydiving without jumping from an aircraft. Inside the transparent flight chamber, guests float on a continuous cushion of controlled air under the direct guidance of certified flight instructors. It offers an accessible, weather-proof thrill for adventurous first-timers as well as experienced flyers practicing bodyflight techniques.
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The Castle Climbing Centre
Housed inside a Victorian water pumping station built to resemble a medieval fortress, this is one of London's largest indoor climbing hubs. Climbers of all skill levels can tackle extensive bouldering areas, top-rope walls, and lead routes spread across multiple levels. An on-site organic garden and café round out the experience, making it a distinctively welcoming landmark for active visitors.
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Up at The O2
Up at The O2 offers an outdoor guided climb across the distinctive fabric roof of London's premier entertainment arena. Secured by a harness, visitors ascend a suspended fabric walkway 52 meters in the air to reach an open-air viewing platform. At the summit, climbers are rewarded with 360-degree panoramic views stretching across Greenwich, Canary Wharf, and the River Thames.
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