London · LONDON ATTRACTION PASSES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 6 london attraction passes justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Use one digital pass for 1 to 5 consecutive days of London sightseeing. Visit the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Tower Bridge, museums, stadiums, and more. Upgrade to Plus for the London Eye, Shard, Madame Tussauds, and a 2-day Big Bus tour.
“The London pass is the only way to go - can easily access everything!”
Use one mobile pass for 100+ London sights, from the Tower of London and Westminster Abbey to Kew, Windsor Castle, Thames Clippers, and Tower Bridge. Choose 1 to 10 consecutive days, reserve busy attractions early, and plan carefully to make the flat fee pay off.
“The most disappointing item was the Hop On Hop Off bus. We used it several times on day 1, but only planned to use it once on day 2 to get from Westminster Abbey to our hotel. The closest stop was #22 outside the Blue Boar. We waited there over 30 minutes and not a single Big Bus came by. We finally gave up and walked about half a Mile to Stop 21. I asked the driver why he did not go to Stop 22 and he said it had something to do with a construction detour. There was nothing on their web site about any stops that would be…”
Choose 2 to 7 London attractions with a Go City Explorer Pass, then use each credit at sights such as the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, The Shard, St. Paul’s Cathedral, or a Thames cruise. The digital pass is valid for 30 days after first use, though popular stops may require advance reservations.
“Very good value money wise! But we didn’t plan our day properly, didn’t take into consideration the London traffic. We went on the tour bus which is excellent but it takes a long time to get around cause of the traffic which is not to blame the bus for. The staff on the bus were really nice people, very helpful and polite people. Wanted to do more museums but didn’t have time for it. Our teenager son was very happy though, he loved sitting on the bus and seeing all the sites from the top of the bus. We will recommend using this pass just be sure to plan the…”
Use your one-day City Cruises ticket for a single Thames journey between Westminster, London Eye, Tower, and Greenwich piers. Hear lively English commentary, use the app in 14 languages, and enjoy views of Big Ben, the Shard, Tower of London, and more from open or heated indoor decks.
“It was the best views of certain sites....I would recommend that the city guides app be updated to have the foreign language guide be put in order of travel...it was difficult to find and use for my Spanish speaking friend. Otherwise staff helpful and cheery and the trip excellent.”
Spend eight hours with an English-speaking host and private transport, visiting royal London, Westminster Abbey, St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower Bridge, and the Tower of London. A London Pass covers 80-plus sites, but confirm exactly which admissions are included before booking.
“This activity might be great for someone who does not know how to use a smart phone to buy a London Pass or get an Uber driver. The London pass provides entry to all the locations described and it only cost $116 per person. We were charged $2,004 for three people for this excursion. If we just got Uber drivers from our Airbnb and to all the locations it would have cost $175 to $225 (plus the cost for 3 London passes). The driver was 15 minutes late and provided limited information of each site we went too. The driver wanted to end early and told us we could catch…”
Use one pass for two consecutive days of unlimited Uber Boat by Thames Clippers travel between 24 piers, from Putney to Barking Riverside. Stop at the London Eye, Tower of London, Shakespeare’s Globe, Greenwich Market, and more, with indoor seats and outdoor covered decks.
“Gut Englischkenntnisse sind zwingend erforderlich, da JEDER Mitarbeiter das Ticket zuerst ablehnt hat und ich auf Englisch erklären musste, dass es doch für Uber-Boat gilt. Grund: Es gibt ein anderes Bootsunternehmen, welches mit einer Art Sightseeing-Pass für Bootstouren wirbt (so einen Pass hat Uber-Boat überhaupt nicht). Habe locker 2 Stunden Diskussionen auf Englisch hinter mir, wobei ich bei einer Fahrt alleine dreimal Überzeugungsarbeit leisten musste. Ohne gutes Englisch wäre ich komplett verloren gewesen. Als solches ist das Ticket eine Empfehlung, wenn denn der Begriff "Sightseeing-Pass" durch "Uber-Boat-Ticket" (oder was auch immer) ersetzt werden würde.”
Pick a landmark, a river boat or a day out west.
