The London Eye changed the capital forever – and is a far cry from today’s Broken Britain
If there’s anyone who can allow themselves a wistful gaze up at the London Eye this weekend as it celebrates its 25th ...
London Eye, pioneering observation wheel, turns 25
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 ...
Best ways to enjoy London sky-high with treats for parents and the little ones
It's time to wish the London Eye happy birthday as the iconic structure in the centre of our capital city turns quarter of a ...
Fascinating story behind the London Eye's £67 inception - and its global impact
Planning application cost just £67 and it was only meant to be up for five years...not bad for Britain's biggest tourist ...
How the London Eye became a symbol of the UK’s capital
Now one of the UK’s most visited paid attractions, the London Eye’s future was not always so assured, architect Julia ...
The London Eye at 25: The 'temporary' big wheel that keeps on turning
The 'temporary' big wheel that keeps on turning - Around 85 million people have “flown” on the wheel since it opened on 9 ...
London's iconic red double-decker bus gets a luxurious makeover with first-class perks
Instead of a cramped journey, passengers on the bus from Charing Cross to The London Eye were greeted on board with ...
London Eye at 25: When the famous wheel was lifted into place
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London Eye at 25: The wheel that nearly wasn't
Were it not for the tenacity of two plucky London architects in the early 1990s and their unwavering vision, London's skyline ...
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London’s Eye of the Collector fair ‘put on pause’ over rising costs and challenging market dynamics
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The London Eye at 25: The 'temporary' big wheel that keeps on turning
The first passengers boarding the London Eye on Sunday morning can be excused for treating themselves to the £62 a head “sip in the sky” champagne experience package - despite the 10am start.