Located on the 58th floor of 22 Bishopsgate, Horizon 22 is London’s highest free observation deck offering spectacular views of London.

The Garden at 120 is a free rooftop garden at the One Fen Court building, which offers spectacular views of the City of London.

Completed in 2023, the 51-storey, 204m (669 ft) tall office building, also known as the Jenga, features a free observation deck on the 50th floor. The observation deck, called the Lookout at 8 Bishopsgate, offers panoramic views of London.

Lift 109 at Battersea Power Station is a unique observation tower offering a different perspective of London. This recently opened attraction provides a unique circular glass lift ride up the power station’s northwest chimney, offering panoramic 360-degree views

The Post Building is a former post office sorting facility that has been converted into an office building and the building’s main attraction is its rooftop garden, which offers excellent views over Central London.

Cabot Tower was built in 1897 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the discovery of North America by John Cabot, who set sail on his voyage to Newfoundland from Bristol in 1497.

The Clifton Observatory is an observatory on Clifton Down in Bristol, which offers spectacular views of the Clifton Suspension Bridge and the River Avon.

Radio City Tower (also known as St John’s Beacon) is an observation tower the provides panoramic views of Liverpool and the surrounding country with views as far afield as the Lake District and Snowdonia in Wales.

The Brighton i360 (formerly known as the British Airways i360) is an observation tower on the Brighton seafront near the former West Pier.

The Spinnaker Tower is a 170m- (560 ft)-tall landmark in Portsmouth, England. It was opened in 2005 and is now one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city. The tower offers stunning views of Portsmouth and the surrounding area, including the Isle of Wight, the Solent, and the English Channel.

Carfax Tower, officially St Martin’s Tower, in the centre of Oxford is all that remains of the 12th-century Church of St Martin, which was demolished in 1820 after it was discovered that the building was unstable. It was replaced by another church but this was also demolished, this time in 1896 so that nearby roads could be widened to allow space for more traffic in the area.

The Sky Garden is a public park on the top three floors of the distinctive 160m (525 ft) skyscraper commonly known as the Walkie Talkie, but officially called 20 Fenchurch Street. It is free to visit and it offers brilliant views over London.

Up at The O2 is the name of the experience that lets you climb up the walkway on the top of the O2 Arena in North Greenwich. The experience can be compared to the Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb, but on a tent instead of a bridge.

The IFS Cloud Cable Car (formerly the Emirates Air Line) is an aerial cable car that operates between North Greenwich and Royal Victoria Dock (near the ExCeL convention and exhibition centre). It is an unusual transport option considering that there simply aren’t many people that need to commute between North Greenwich and Royal Docks and it is an unusual spot for a tourist ride as the views over the Docklands aren’t quite as spectacular as views over central London. However, it is a relatively affordable scenic ride and there usually aren’t any queues.

From a distance the ArcelorMittal Orbit – also called the Orbit Tower – looks a lot like an amusement park ride, but it is actually a sculpture/observation tower that looks out over the London 2012 Olympic site in Stratford.