20 Fenchurch Street

Offering a distinctive silhouette against London's skyline, 20 Fenchurch Street is a sight to behold. Known humorously as "walkie scorchie," this skyscraper, designed by Rafael Vinoly, made headlines due to its unique design and unexpected consequences. When the building was first completed, the curved glass facade reflected the sun's heat onto the street below, creating "death rays" that famously melted car tires and even cooked an egg!

Sky Garden Experience

High above the bustling city, the Sky Garden provides an expansive view, serving as a serene oasis. It's a unique spot where you can enjoy sweeping vistas of the City and beyond, making it the only place where the tower itself is out of sight. If you're planning a daytime visit, make sure to book online in advance as it's essential for entry.

Dining with a View

For a more leisurely experience, consider dining at one of the building's restaurants in the evening. This allows visitors to enjoy a meal with a spectacular backdrop, adding a memorable touch to any visit to this iconic tower.