Top 14 London Business School Tours Attractions and Visits

London is the largest city in England Business school tours to London are a great option for students of all ages and topics to discover, whether that's discovering interesting and vibrant Camden or taking a tour of London's Centre the group is sure to be spoiled for options. No matter if you're an expert on the city's most popular places or are a newcomer, we've compiled our top London places to ensure you make the most of your time in London. So, without further delay, the top 10 London visits!

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1. Westminster Business School

Westminster serves as the home of the UK Parliament and has played an important part for the parliament in the UK the public service for many centuries. The Westminster MBA doesn't require an extensive amount of work experience to be enrolled in the program and instead is open to enthusiastic professionals in the early stages of their careers and recent graduates who wish to begin their careers. The program is designed to boost your CV. three-month "Management in Action internship as well as an international project of a week.

2. London Eye

The most popular attraction on every trip in London is London Eye, celebrating its 20th anniversary overlooking the entire city. the iconic wheel is now a defining element of the city's skyline. Its height is 135m above its River Thames' South Bank the London Eye contends with some of the highest that exists, providing breathtaking 360-degree views of the city. It is situated alongside the other major landmarks of the city, it is the London Eye is the perfect alternative to spending the day exploring the city's top tourist spots.

3. Tower of London

In addition to being one of the city's UNESCO World Heritage sites, the Tower of London has borne the witness of more than a thousand years of the city's rich past as well as preserving it for future generations to explore. While you and your students discover the story of the tower's iconic design, you'll discover details about its history, as a royal palace, to the notorious prison. In the treasures that are housed inside the tower today, you can catch an image of the crown jewels which are the most well-known heirloom belonging to the British Monarchy. Filled with helpful guides and guides, your walk to the top of the hill will allow you to immerse your pupils in the fascinating historical and cultural significance of the place, as well as the tale of the famous ravens.

4. Brunel Business School

The Brunel MBA is a one-year, intensive program that is best suited for those who have more experience in the field that have a minimum of three years of working experience on an executive or professional level.

5. Shakespeare's Globe

William Shakespeare is a name that is synonymous with literature, and one that is a favorite among students of all ages. From introductions to a thorough analysis Shakespeare is an integral part of curriculums across the UK. What better way to bring his works to life than the original replica of his original Globe Theatre? It is located along the banks of London's Thames River the Globe sends Shakespeare's classic plays towards the next century, combining contemporary innovations with the quality of Shakespeare's plays. No matter if your group chooses an evening performance, guided tour, or workshop the Globe will surely give your students a long-lasting appreciation for the literary iconic figure and his groundbreaking work.

6. British Museum

The British Museum is located in Bloomsbury and houses the largest collection of eight million items that date back to different periods during the British Empire. Through its collections, this museum reveals the changes in human history and also the evolution of the arts and culture. When your students visit the museum, they'll wander through two million years of human history and witness how the world that they live in has changed. Important topics in the curriculum are prominently featured in the vast collection, which includes Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Vikings, and Roman Britain. The museum's interactive exhibits are accessible in many exciting and immersive ways, including audio guides, object tours, and trails, in addition to the many talks that are offered throughout the day. No matter how you and your family decide to explore the museum, the crowded galleries will provide an exciting increase in classroom learning and bring the curriculum back to life!

7. Natural History Museum

The Natural History Museum is an essential part of any enrichment or educational trip to London. While it is certainly educative, the museum's collection and interactive activities can make learning enjoyable for children of all different ages. The stunning museum house an impressive collection of objects aimed to help people understand the natural world and how it has changed, evolved, and changed throughout. While the museum takes your group through the millennia of life on earth students will be amazed by ancient giants, and follow them back to their current cousins. The tour will help them expand their understanding of the natural world and how it influences our lives with examples like volcanoes, ecology, as well as the ever-present topic that is climate change.

8. V&A

One of the most famous and exciting museums in the V&A was founded with the help of Princess Victoria along with Prince Albert in 1857 and is a key part of the city's identity since. The museum itself is among the largest of its kind and is dedicated to applied art and design. It presents a variety of timelines of human design and creativity advancement. The collection of diverse artifacts is divided into five key areas: Asia, Europe, Materials, and techniques, as well as Modern with the last area which houses temporary exhibitions. When your students visit this museum as well as its collections they will gain a greater understanding of how design and art change throughout the world and the influence of art felt by a multi-cultural method of design as well as innovation.

9. West End Shows & Theatre

It is the West End is at the center of British Theatre offering the finest talent in the theatre that the UK has to offer, and the chance to see breathtaking international performances that are running throughout the city. Walking along Shaftesbury Avenue the electric atmosphere emanates from the air in the vicinity of London's famous theatres, which rivals the atmosphere of NYC's Broadway District. With six theatres situated on Shaftesbury Avenue alone, there are plots and productions to satisfy any kind of group, from comedies to musicals, historical dramas, that all promise the quality as well as the excitement of a West End experience. Contact an expert member of our team to know more information about West End productions and the availability of groups.

10. Tate Modern

In the deceivingly industrial shell of Bankside's old Power station, is the amazingly vibrant, fun, and captivating Tate Modern. The striking contrast of the design of the building is a testimony to the amazing exhibits and collections that are housed inside. With unique collections that showcase modern as well as contemporary works, and engaging, sensory gallery experiences in the artist's rooms, The Tate Modern is a fantastic access point to contemporary photography, art, and the creative fields.

11. Body Worlds

The Body Worlds provides an opportunity like none other that takes students and you to a fascinating experience of our body's anatomy in an exciting new method. Exhibits that feature real-life examples let your students examine human anatomy and biology while recognizing the essential functions that make us human and the impact they influence the body. The plastinates that are on display at the museum offer an exclusive look at the skin. Starting from the largest muscles to the tiniest veins that your students will be able to explore how every component comes together to form the world's most amazing machine, the human body.

12. Imperial College Business School

One of the top business schools located in London, Imperial has an emphasis on innovation: its MBA program was placed 5th in the world when it comes to entrepreneurialism in the year 2020. all students taking part in Imperial's Imperial Innovation Challenge. It is a week-long immersion that MBAs are required to use innovative business models to bring about disruptive economic change that will have a positive effect on the environment as well as society.

13. Hult Business School

The Hult Business School vision of real-world business education has drawn many students from all over the globe. Presently, Hult has grown to become one of the biggest graduate business schools.

Hult provides students with a unique chance to travel the world as they study. While you are in your program you can begin anywhere and travel anywhere. Through your Global Campus Rotation, you can choose your preferred campus, and then go on for up to 3 months studying on two different campuses.

14. Thames River Cruise

London is an urban area full of energy, bustling with activity and being swept into a never-ending flow of activity, keeping anyone who visits it engaged and interested throughout the entire journey. An unusual way to take in the city's vibrant ambiance and enjoy the sights, while staying away from the hustle and bustle of a big city is to visit the city with the Thames River Cruise. Enjoy a relaxing cruise down the Thames and marvel at the many sights that are scattered along its banks including The Houses of Parliament and 'Big Ben', to Tower Bridge and The Tate Modern. When you travel along the river, you'll see some of London's various architectural styles, which are a testimony to the variety and diversity present within the city. Relax and get away from the crowds, and discover this city in a relaxing memorable way.

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