I've always loved the London Eye and what it bring...

I've always loved the London Eye and what it brings to london you don't really have to ask for directions you just have to look up and follow the direction of where you can see it. It's bigger that you'd think and is a main focal point for photos and selfies, situated on the south Bank just off Westminster Bridge and situated across from the Aquarium. Ques vary depending on the day or holidays or events in London like "trooping the colour or other Royal events, but we'll worth the wait. There is so much to do along this stretch before, or after you have been on the Eye or if your not going on the Eye you can just relax an mingle with the thousands of tourists just soaking up the atmosphere. If you carry on walking past the London Eye you can walk all the way up to the Tate modern gallery , the Royal Festival Hall, the National theatre, Shakespeares Globe, the best bridge in the world imo the Millennium Bridge which you cross for St Paul's Cathedral just a 10 minute walk and just keep walking and your end up at Tower Bridge but all along the South Bank from the London Eye is a beautiful atmosphere with different accents and languages. With plenty of food and drink all along. And is a must do.