London · TICKETS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 tickets & entry passes justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Enter Tower Bridge from the western side of the North Tower, then explore both towers, the 42-metre glass walkways, and the Victorian Engine Rooms at your own pace. Informative displays, historic photographs, lifts, stairs, and helpful staff make this a practical London stop for families, couples, and solo visitors.
“that's better and awesome for sure love it everything”
Explore St Paul’s Cathedral, from its bright mosaic dome and Diana’s wedding site to Nelson’s tomb in the crypt. Your ticket includes a touchscreen guide in nine languages, cathedral-floor and crypt tours, short talks, and access to the Whispering, Stone, and Golden galleries. The final climb is steep and demanding.
“Beautiful building. Ignore any religious garbage and admire designer and builders work.”
Start with a timed London Eye ride 135 metres above the Thames, then visit Madame Tussauds at a separately booked time. Expect Big Ben views, spacious glass pods, lifelike figures, a London cab ride, Marvel 4D film, and flexible use within 90 days.
“This Combo ticket is a perfect value for money to tick off both attractions in one day. London eye was good but it was moving at snail's 🐌 pace. Madame Tussauds was the best experience for me, packed with loads of fun activities and the best part was history of London through time lapse tour and Marvel heroes 3D cinema. Highly highly recommended!”
Enter Buckingham Palace through the State Rooms Visitor Entrance and explore grand rooms filled with paintings, porcelain, sculptures, and fine furniture. A multimedia guide in nine languages lets you set your own pace. Allow extra time for the Garden Café, lawn views, and gift shop.
“So cool to see them and also good not taking photos and being in the moment listening to the commentary. Very interesting. Walking in the steps of so much history.”
Spend 2.5 to 3 hours exploring Windsor Castle at your own pace. See the State Apartments, royal paintings, George IV’s winter rooms, and St. George’s Chapel, where Henry VIII is buried. A multimedia guide is included in nine languages. Sunday visitors cannot enter the chapel.
“It was a great day- we enjoyed everything we did - the castle self tour was great as we could go at our own speed- we took a local bus from London and back - this was perfect as we were not rushed. We will go back again as we enjoyed it so much - we are from Canada so this was some where we always wanted to see”
Enter the Tower of London for a full day of Tudor drama, medieval rooms, ravens, armories, and the Crown Jewels. Admission includes a 45 to 60 minute Yeoman Warder tour, usually starting every 30 minutes from the moat. Allow three to five hours for the complete visit.
“Great tour! So easy to get around. The Crown Jewels are amazing!!! A must see for those visiting Londom”
Spend a full day at Thorpe Park Resort, about 20 miles from central London, with admission to more than 30 family and thrill rides. Expect major coasters, seasonal events, food outlets, and optional Fastrack upgrades. Check height rules carefully, especially for children under 1.2 metres.
“Thorpe but did not recognise the ticket , fortunately the lady on the counter gave me a bar coded ticket against my receipt. But it was an inconvenience”
Walk through Arsenal’s changing room, players’ tunnel, dugout, and stadium with an Arsenal-branded audio guide in six languages. Use the shirt cam and tour cam for extra video, then visit the museum’s 20 displays and famous match-worn items. Allow about 90 minutes.
“If your a fan it is great experience and to walk in areas you would not normally be able to. Worth the visit especially the store:”
Spend about 80 minutes moving through 14 English-language shows at the London Dungeon. Live actors, 360-degree sets, crowd participation, Sweeney Todd, Jack the Ripper, and a final prison ride turn London’s grim past into theatrical fun. A cocktail option is available.
“Good fun generalny worth seeing but I personalny would not recommend for kids under 12 yrs old. My 9 y.o went to sacred and had to leave but we met with great care from the Staff and Actors when they escorted us to the exit. My daughter really likes the Dungeon's coin she was handed by the cery nice Witch :-)”
Cruise from the London Eye Pier to Tower Bridge and back in about 40 minutes, passing Big Ben, St Paul’s, Shakespeare’s Globe, and the Tower of London. Expect live English commentary, comfortable covered seating, an open sun deck, and guides such as Mitch, George, Ben, and Josh. Add a London Eye ticket if desired.
“Despite the bitter cold of a British winter evening, we had such a great time on this river cruise. We chose an evening slot so we could experience the cruise at night when London is lit up and extra magical. Emma our tour guide was so lovely, extremely informative, and very funny - although I think some of her jokes went over the heads of non-British tourists, nevermind as they had us cackling! Overall great experience and we would definitely recommend.”
Ride the 135-metre London Eye in a glass capsule for one slow 30-minute rotation. Timed standard admission lets you plan around Westminster, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and St Paul’s Cathedral. Bring matching photo ID, pass security, and arrive early for your booked slot.
“Was a very nice experience. Even with someone who has a fear of heights! Reservation was on time, boarding was a breeze and the views were spectacular!”
Book a timed 30-minute flight on the London Eye, then use fast-track access to bypass much of the regular queue. From an air-conditioned glass capsule, you’ll see Big Ben, Parliament, St Paul’s Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, and, on a clear day, sights up to 25 miles away.
“Highly recommend the fast track since the regular line can be extremely long. Fast track saves time.”
Visit Madame Tussauds first, then book the London Eye and SEA LIFE London within 90 days. Meet wax figures from film, sport, politics, and royalty, see London from 135 metres up, and explore 14 aquarium zones. You arrange your own transport between the attractions.
“Easy to use!! Great value for money! Consultant were very helpful via the chat service.”
At FRAMELESS near Marble Arch, you’ll walk through four large galleries where 42 works by Van Gogh, Monet, Rembrandt, Dalí, and others unfold across walls, floors, sound, and light. Allow about two hours, wear comfortable shoes, and bring a camera. No guide is provided, so you set your own pace.
“We loved it, an original and highly entertaining experience”
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!”
Pick a landmark, a river boat or a day out west.
