LONDON
London’s best days out.
The 15 most popular tickets in London, side by side: what each one costs, how long it takes and where the tickets are booked, so you can pick a day and go.
St Paul’s Cathedral ticket with a touchscreen guide, crypt access, and dome views of London. Short talks and guided tours included.
Most Popular“It’s been ten years since my last visit (Thanksgiving) - first visit in 1973 - and the guided tour is the best way to learn and appreciate every work.”
London Eye and Madame Tussauds in one combo ticket. Save about 40% and enjoy 360° views from 135 metres up.
Tour Buckingham Palace State Rooms with a multilingual multimedia guide, see Royal Collection masterpieces, then relax at the Garden Café in 2.5 hours.
“Very worthwhile visit. The audio tour was very well prepared and provided very useful detail. Would recommend a visit to any person travelling to London.”
Thorpe Park admission near London costs $43.85 and includes entry for a full day of rides plus seasonal events, using a mobile ticket.
“Way to crowded they should limit their numbers of visitors is even dangerous the way is getting done .”
A behind-the-scenes Emirates Stadium and Arsenal Museum visit with an audio guide, stadium access, and key historic exhibits for fans.
“amazing,the staff was pretty nice and the audio guide was very use full”
London Dungeon entry ticket: 14 interactive shows with 20 actors, 360-degree sets, Sweeney Todd, Jack the Ripper, Newgate. No cameras.
“Great experience, informative with light hearted funny moments that included the whole audience.l from start to finish.”
Ride the Thames from the London Eye pier on a 45–90 minute cruise past Big Ben, St Paul’s, and Tower Bridge, with optional London Eye tickets.
One South Bank ticket: Madame Tussauds, London Eye 360° views, and SEA LIFE with 14 themed zones. Save vs single entry.
Step into FRAMELESS in Marble Arch for a 2-hour, 42-work 360° art and sound journey across four galleries, great for all ages.
“We visited Frameless Immersive Art Experience yesterday. The art, exhibition design, and immersive shows are exceptional — visually powerful, well-curated, and genuinely absorbing. Two hours passed without us noticing. From a creative and artistic standpoint, it’s one of the strongest immersive experiences in London. However, the cloakroom and photo/booth services are a disaster. The staff…”
London Pass covers 100+ attractions over 1–5 days with a Go City app plan. Save up to 50% and scan your QR for entry.
“Loved going to the Shard, London tower, Tower bridge, used the Uber boat, the Big Bus, London eye in one day 👍👍👍”
Early bus to Stonehenge and Bath with express entry, a shuttle to the stones, and a guided Bath walk with time to roam.
1-day London Zoo entry with fast voucher exchange. See Asiatic lions, Sumatran tigers, Humboldt penguins, gorillas, and 720+ animals.
“We took our grandchildren- they loved it and we managed to see everything - staff were friendly it’s a little bit overpriced but that’s everywhere today”
Royal Mews ticket from Buckingham Palace: Diamond Jubilee and Gold State Coaches, royal horses, and a 9-language multimedia tour.
“The tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. The horses we saw were gorgeous greys”
Skip the ticket stress and catch the Changing of the Guard, plus guided St James’s Park and self-paced State Rooms inside Buckingham Palace.
“Tour guide was friendly and informative. Was a busy tour but still enjoyed it. Doing the tour like this instead of on your own made it much easier. Would recommend to anyone.”
A 9.5-hour guided trip from London to South Downs white cliffs, Seven Sisters views, and Devil’s Dyke, with prebooked train tickets.
“Adam was really nice and knowledgeable, we had a great time!”
Every way into the city, and every day trip back out of it.
