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London Eye

The London Eye at a height of 135 metres (443 ft), is the largest Ferris wheel in Europe, and has become the most popular paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom, visited by over three million people in one year. At the time it was erected, in 1999, it was the tallest Ferris wheel in the world.

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by Paul Gillett

Created: Sat, 7 Nov 2009, Updated: Wed, 11 Nov 2009


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TQ3080 : The River Thames from the London Eye by Thomas Nugent
2025
TQ3079 : London Eye and City Hall at night by DS Pugh
2025
TQ3080 : The River Thames by Philip Halling
2025
TQ3080 : Royal Festival Hall from the London Eye by Thomas Nugent
2025
TQ3079 : Westminster from the London Eye by Thomas Nugent
2025
TQ3080 : Waterloo Bridge crossing the River Thames by Mat Fascione
2025
TQ3079 : London Eye by Bradley Michael
2022
TQ3080 : Thames from a Golden Jubilee Footbridge by DS Pugh
2021
TQ3079 : The London Eye by Eirian Evans
2019
TQ3079 : London Eye by Hamish Griffin
2018
TQ3079 : London Eye at Night by PAUL FARMER
2017
TQ3079 : The London Eye by PAUL FARMER
2016
TQ2979 : St James's Park Lake by Lauren
2016
TQ3079 : London Eye by N Chadwick
2016
TQ3079 : London Eye at dusk by Paul Gillett
2014
TQ3079 : The London Eye by Bill Nicholls
2014
TQ3079 : London Eye by Paul Gillett
2012
TQ3079 : London Eye by Oast House Archive
2012
TQ3079 : London Eye pod shell by Oast House Archive
2012
TQ3079 : The London Eye by N Chadwick
2011
TQ3079 : London Eye at night by Paul Gillett
2010
TQ3079 : County Hall and London Eye by David Dixon
2010
TQ3080 : View from London Eye by Lauren
2009
TQ3079 : London Eye by Lauren
2009
TQ3079 : An atmospheric view of the London Eye by Stephen Craven
2002

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