
You'll be whizzed up to floor 68 where you will have 360 degree views over London. State of the art tellscopes (no that is not a spelling mistake, they are digital telescopes with computer screens) will help you figure out where everything is. Then for more of a buzz you can go up to the 72nd floor and peer up into the workings of the buildings and feel the air from the outside.
At £24.95 per person it's not going to be the cheapest of family outings, but this is the tallest building in Northern Europe.
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such a nice view!
Ugly, knock it down.
I like it and would gladly pay to get a view from up there.
I'd love to see the view from the top. Knowing my luck it would be a cloudy day . . . ;-/
it will be difficult for me not to spend £25 if I'm ever in the area!
What I pity: my next visit to London is in october so I'LL pass the panorama this year....
greetings from Berlin
This is a beautiful shot! I love it. I can't believe they're selling tix but it's not even open yet.
Would love to visit!
I want to go! The last time I visited London, construction had just started and it was barely off the ground but, I remember reading a story in the Newspaper about what it would look like. Speaking of "high" places, Harden's, the London restaurant review company, sent me an email telling about a new restaurant called Sushisamba on the 38th floor of a building with an outdoor dining area. The photo in the email looked fabulous.
I guess I've regretted not paying a hefty sum to soak in amazing views atop the former tallest building in America (World Trade Center, NY), so I would be willing to pay this. A very lovely photo, could be a postcard!
Sorry. I would skip it.
That is quite a tall story!
lovely shot. Can't believe the Shard is so controversial - bet those tellscopes are fascinating. I'd certainly pay the fare for the expeerience.
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