Since its inception in 2000, the London Eye has become emblematic of the city of London: located in the heart of the British capital, this Ferris wheel turns gracefully over the Thames, facing the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben!
While this Millennium Wheel was scheduled to operate for only five years before being dismantled, it has made its mark on the London landscape just as the Eiffel Tower had done in Paris.
Even today, tourists are in a hurry to queues and pay about twenty-eight euros in 2016, to enjoy a panoramic view of London and some of its most famous monuments.
This wheel that offers a ride about twenty five minutes in the sky is the most visited attraction in London.
With a height of 135 feet, the London Eye is the world's tallest and tallest viewing wheel.
It has 32 glass capsules that can accommodate 25 people each, Despite its considerable height, it is not the tallest building in the city. Finally, this wheel lights up every night
