• Althorp Princess Diana
• Alton Towers
• Avebury
• Bath Pump Rooms
• Beamish Open Air Museum
• Black Country Living Museum
• Blackpool Tower & Pleasure Beach
• Blenheim Palace
• British Museum
• Buckingham Palace
• Canterbury Cathedral
• Castle Howard
• Chatsworth
• Chessington World of Adventures
• Chester Zoo
• Dover Castle
• Drayton Manor
• Edinburgh Castle & Holyrood House
• Flamingo Land
• Globe
• Hampton Court
• Harewood House
• Horseguards
• Houses of Parliament & Big Ben
• Imperial War Museum
• Ironbridge
• Jorvik Viking Centre
• Kensington Palace
• Kew Gardens
• Leeds Castle
• Legoland

London Planetarium

The history of London Planetarium looms over a period of 40 years, and stands as the only planetarium in the Europe to have a Digistar 2 (world's most advanced star projector). In the year 2004, it was upgraded with a full-colour Digistar 3 system that enabled immersive full dome video environment. The shows usually span for a period of 10-12 minutes with commentary. The visitors can enjoy the interactions exhibits displayed in the planetarium.

London Planetarium was renamed as the Auditorium, and in the year 2006 it was re-branded as Star Dome. The site is now taken over by the management of Madame Tussauds, and it no longer conducts astronomy-based shows.