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Somerset House - Somerset House is located in Strand. It's great for festive photos.

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Royal Albert Hall - The Royal Albert Hall looks great from all angles.

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Piccadilly Circus - Piccadilly Circus is great for night photographers.

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Trafalgar Square - Trafalgar Square's fountains are also lit up at night, creating the perfect opportunity for nightlife photography.

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30 St Mary Axe (informally known as the Gherkin) - This skyscraper is one of London's more contemporary icons.

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Houses of Parliament - The Houses of Parliament are among the most popular on Instagram.

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Harrods - Harrods' Christmas decorations look striking in photos.

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St. James' Park - St Jame's Park is great for daytime photos.

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Canary Wharf - London's urban business district.

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Westminster Bridge - If taken from this angle, a photograph could include three of London's icons. Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Bridge.

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Millennium Bridge - Millennium Bridge leads to Saint Paul's Cathedral. It's best to take pictures early in the morning or late at night to beat the crowds.

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British Museum - The British Museum is perfect for those that love interior design and spiral staircases.

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Tate Britain - The Tate Britain's famous spiral staircase.

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Giant's Causeway - The Giant's Causeway is a famous landmark and its images are frequently shared on social media.

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The Italian Gardens - The Italian Gardens are located in Hyde Park.

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Waterloo Bridge - Waterloo Bridge is one of the best locations to capture the London skyline.

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Tower Bridge - One of London's main attractions.

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Durdle Door - The stone arch just off the bay has become a popular spot to post on Instagram.

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Camden Town - This quirky area attracts millions of visitors each year.

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St Paul's - St Paul's Cathedral makes a beautiful backdrop for a romantic photo.

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Kings Cross Light Tunnel - Kings Cross has an amazing multi-coloured light tunnel that looks great in photos.

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Leadenhall Market - Its rustic interior has made many appearances on Instagram.

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The Shard - The Shard towers over the London skyline. This building is a popular viewpoint with 360 views of the city.

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The Shard - View from the Shard.

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The London Eye - The London Eye is great for those that want to capture motion.

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Natural History Museum - The Natural History Museum's incredible architecture.

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Seven Sisters - The stunning chalk cliffs were shared more than 150,000 times on Instagram in 2017 alone.

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Buckingham Palace - The home of the Queen never fails to make a great photo. Best to arrive early to avoid the huge crowds of tourists.

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Carnaby Street - Carnaby's funky decorations change every year.

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Covent Garden - Covent Garden's interior

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Neil’s Yard - Neil’s Yard offers a colourful backdrop for the perfect OOTD.

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Roundhay park - Roundhay park offers great locations and scenic backdrops.

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Snowdonia - The breathtaking views of Snowdonia make the perfect postcard.

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New Forest - The New Forest's picturesque scenery is perfect for the nature photographer.

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Cardiff bay - Cardiff Bay has experienced a massive regeneration, turning the docks into a snapshot-friendly environment.

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Windermere - Windermere is situated in the heart of the Lake District and is the largest natural lake in England.

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Edinburgh Castle - The majestic Edinburgh Castle can be viewed from any angle.

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Stonehenge - Being one of the wonders of the world, Stonehenge welcomes millions of visitors every year.

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Trossachs National Park - Trossachs National Park has some of the most beautiful views in Scotland.

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The Lake District - The Lake District offers a number of lakes and unspoiled wilderness for the nature photographer.

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The Lake District - Skilled photographers can capture beautiful images at Haweswater reservoir.

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The Lake District - There are many fantastic views in the Lake District.

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The Lake District - Buttermere Lake is perfect for those that are looking to capture the wilderness.

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Arthur’s Seat - Arthur’s Seat offers stunning views of Edinburgh.

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Loch Ness - Tourists still flock to the lake in hopes of catching a glimpse of the famous Loch Ness Monster.

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Eilean Donan Castle - Eilean Donan Castle is one of the most Instagrammed place in the UK.

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Old Trafford - Arguably the most famous stadium in the world.

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Anfield stadium -

Tourists from all over the world flock to Anfield, the home of Liverpool FC.

See also: Liverpool–the friendly city of football and culture

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