The London Eye Collection

The British Airways London Eye, or simply the Eye for short, is a giant ferris wheel on the banks of the Thames constructed for Londons Millennium celebrations

England, London, Southbank, The London Eye, sunrise

Bronze Egyptian sphinx statue on the Thames embankment, with The London Eye, Golden Jubilee Bridge and Big Ben in the background, London, England

England, London, Southbank, The London Eye, sunrise

England, London, Southbank, London Eye

The London eye and Houses of Parliament London England
England, London, The London Eye and Houses of Parliament

Christmas Market in Jubilee Gardens, with The London Eye at night, South Bank, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

April 2006
The British Airways London Eye, or simply the Eye for short, is a giant ferris wheel on the banks of the Thames constructed for Londons Millennium celebrations

The London Eye at night seen from Golden Jubilee Bridge, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

The London Eye, seen from Golden Jubilee Bridge at night, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Tattershall Castle (River Thames Boat Restaurant) and The London Eye at night seen from Embankment, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

The London Eye at sunset (Millennium Wheel), South Bank, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

The London Eye ferris wheel along the River Thames in London, England

Aerial image of the London Eye (Millennium Wheel), South Bank of the River Thames, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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"The British Airways London Eye: A Majestic Icon of London's Southbank" As the sun rises over the enchanting city of London, one cannot help but be captivated by the magnificent sight that is The British Airways London Eye. Standing tall on the Southbank, this iconic structure has become synonymous with England's vibrant capital. Perched gracefully on the banks of the River Thames, it offers a breathtaking panorama of its surroundings. One can witness its grandeur against a backdrop that includes a bronze Egyptian sphinx statue, proudly guarding the Thames embankment. With Big Ben and Golden Jubilee Bridge in view, it becomes an awe-inspiring testament to both history and modernity. Whether it is day or night, The London Eye never fails to leave visitors in awe. As dawn breaks and paints the sky with hues of gold and orange, this giant Ferris wheel stands as a symbol of hope and new beginnings. Its silhouette against the rising sun creates an ethereal spectacle that words fail to describe adequately. The Southbank comes alive as locals and tourists alike gather around this architectural marvel. It serves as a meeting point for people from all walks of life who come together to admire its beauty and revel in their love for England's capital city. April 2006 marked another milestone for The British Airways London Eye when it was illuminated at night from Golden Jubilee Bridge. This dazzling display transformed it into an enchanting beacon that guided wanderers through bustling streets while casting reflections upon calm waters below. No trip to London would be complete without experiencing The British Airways London Eye firsthand. Soaring above towering skyscrapers and historic landmarks like Houses of Parliament, it provides an unparalleled perspective on this ever-evolving metropolis. In essence, The British Airways London Eye represents more than just a tourist attraction; it embodies resilience, innovation, and unity – qualities deeply ingrained within England's rich heritage.