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  • If it is a clear day, a ride on the London Eye is a must.

    Londonist 2010

  • The London Eye is the brainchild of David Marks and Julia Barfield, of Marks Barfield, a husband and wife architecture team.

    HowStuffWorks Daily Feed 2010

  • The London Eye is the largest observation wheel ever built at 135 metres The Tate Modern has become a fundamental part of the central London tourist itinerary since

    Telegraph.co.uk: news business sport the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sunday Telegraph 2009

  • The London Eye is the tallest Ferris wheel in Europe and stands at 135 metres tall, giving unrivalled views across the entire city.

    Best Syndication - 2008

  • There he is, on national television, with a sweeping view of the Thames and the London Eye behind him, explaining to broadcaster Andrew Marr that the book his father gave him has "an old-fashioned quest concept, but it has this new thing which kids will like."

    'Luka and the Fire of Life' author Salman Rushdie embraces two critics, his sons Salil Tripathi 2010

  • Joint tickets for the London Eye and Eyeskate from £26.95 adults, £16.05 children.

    Twelve days of Christmas Joanne O 2010

  • Eleanor Ross, 4, and Henry Ross, 9, from Vienna traveled to England where they rode the London Eye, a slow-moving Ferris wheel that is 443 feet tall!

    Up in the air and at the shore 2010

  • Details 17 December, price £40 01539 432 288; lucycooks.co.uk 3. London Eye and skating on the South Bank, LondonGet an aerial view of the capital in all its festive glory from the London Eye before lacing up your skates for a whirl around the latest addition to the city's ice skating scene, Eyeskate, a new ice rink on the South Bank with views of the Thames.

    Twelve days of Christmas Joanne O 2010

  • It will be like the London Eye, designed here, so a very small number of people made money out of it, but it provided jobs in Holland, France, Italy and Austria.

    Gordon Brown, Charlie Whelan and Me 2010

  • All the buggies are named after fruit – cherry, apple, pear and peach. i360: Architects Marks Barfield, creators of the London Eye, proposed a 150m observation tower for Brighton's seafront in 2006, but it has been beset by delays.

    Look what the iPhone's inspired now 2010

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