No mountains exist in or near Westminster, London. London sits in the London Basin, a low-lying area of gentle hills and river terraces (Thames).
Nearest Upland Areas:
These are chalk downland ridges, not mountains (typically >600 m). The UK's true mountains are in Scotland (Ben Nevis 1,345 m), Wales (Snowdon 1,085 m), Northern Ireland, and northern England (Lake District, Pennines).
Westminster's highest points: Parliament Hill (Hampstead Heath, 98 m), Shooter's Hill (132 m)—both in Greater London. The City of London averages 15–20 m elevation.