One of the most historical districts of London, Waterloo gains its name from the Battle of Waterloo; with three main destinations making it what it is today, Waterloo Bridge, Waterloo Road and the busy Waterloo Train Station.Waterloo is also home to some of London's most popular tourist attractions, including the Coca-Cola London Eye, The London Dungeon and SEA LIFE London; making it a must on any explorers list. This district is right at the heart of London and offers so much for guests staying in the area. Thanks to its major transport links and Waterloo train station being right at its core, Waterloo is one of the busiest areas of the capital. Therefore, this district offers fantastic links to the rest of London, ideal for reaching other areas quickly and efficiently. Its vibrant shopping areas, famous sights and central location make it the ideal location for those wishing to embrace London like a local. With restaurants and bars abundant there is something for everyone when it comes to choosing where to eat. Bordering other popular districts such as South Banks, Southwark and Lambeth, this area also shares the River Thames with Westminster situated opposite. Guests who want to see landmarks such as the magnificent Big Ben or the Houses of Parliament are ideally positioned just a short walk away from these destinations.