13 Most Instagrammable Places in London

Even if its under maintenance, you can't resist a selfie with Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. You can get a great shot from the opposite side of the river.

Come around 11am for a chance to catch the Changing of the Guard. You might have to queue to get one of the best views so get there early. 

A local ale, in front of a roaring fire, on a cold winter night = bliss   

For those with a head for heights, you can't get higher.

The bridge opens up around 3 times a day.

An enduring icon of London... now with bigger windows.

Some of the street performers are insanely talented in Convent Garden (but not all of them). 

30,000 different kinds of plants from all over the world.

Go to the Whispering Gallery underneath St. Paul's dome and see how effectively sound travels. 

It's fun at any time, but for the best photos try to ride the wheel around dusk. 

Marble Arch is a grand archway on Speaker's Corner of Hyde Park, right between Mayfair and Paddington, with its own tube station for easy access. Modelled on Rome's Arch of Constantine and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, it was built for the royal family in the 1800s and makes for a great Instagram pic.

There are 3 arches, with the largest central arch being flanked by 2 smaller ones. The white marble facade will draw you in, and whether it's daytime, or lit up at night, you're sure to find a few great snaps.

You'll find plenty of interesting graffiti right across East London and Shoreditch.

This pedestrian crossing in north London was made famous by The Beatles when they made it their album cover for the Abbey Road album. You'll see groups of fans waiting patiently for their chance to recreate the famous shot.