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The Postal Museum entrance tickets
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The Postal Museum entrance tickets

Discover the history of the post and how people stayed in touch at the Postal Museum and enjoy a ride on the underground railway, the Mail Rail.

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Westminster Abbey tickets with audio guide
Attractions & guided tours

Westminster Abbey tickets with audio guide

Buy these Westminster Abbey tickets now to explore the gothic architecture for yourself and walk through the halls where monarchs have been crowned.

Duration 1 hour 5 minutes
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Tower Bridge tickets
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Tower Bridge tickets

Get your tickets to the London Tower Bridge experience to enjoy the views from the 42-meter-high bridge and walk along the glass floors.

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Royal Observatory entrance tickets
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Royal Observatory entrance tickets

Buy your tickets for the Royal Observatory now and visit the home of the famous Greenwich Meridian and the UK's largest historic telescope.

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London Eye Tickets
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London Eye Tickets

Enjoy your London Eye and marvel at the best panoramic views of this iconic city.

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The View From The Shard entrance tickets
Attractions & guided tours

The View From The Shard entrance tickets

Get your tickets to The View from the Shard for admission to the best panorama in London.

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Cutty Sark entrance tickets
Attractions & guided tours

Cutty Sark entrance tickets

Buy your tickets for the Cutty Sark now and get up close to the awe-inspiring and iconic ship in the heart of London.

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Tower of London tickets plus Crown Jewels and Yeoman Warder walking tour
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Tower of London tickets plus Crown Jewels and Yeoman Warder walking tour

Book your tickets to the Tower of London now to see the Crown Jewels and go on a Yeoman Warder walking tour guided by an actual Yeoman.

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Hard Rock Cafe Piccadilly Circus: priority seating with meal
Excursions & day trips

Hard Rock Cafe Piccadilly Circus: priority seating with meal

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City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour of London
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City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour of London

Get to know London at your own pace and admire the city's most iconic sights aboard a hop-on hop-off bus tour along 19 carefully located stops.

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Admission to St Paul’s Cathedral
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Admission to St Paul’s Cathedral

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Madame Tussauds London tickets
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Madame Tussauds London tickets

Buy your Madame Tussauds London tickets and get up close to all your favorite celebrities. See everyone from the Royals to Darth Vader to Usain Bolt.

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What to do in London

London, the glamorous capital of the United Kingdom, beckons with its rich history and irresistible energy. Step back in time as you visit the Tower of London, see Buckingham Palace and cross the iconic Tower Bridge. Immerse yourself in culture by exploring the Bloomsbury, Covent Garden and Notting Hill districts. And then dedicate yourself to gastronomy, with cuisines and delicacies from all over the world, without forgetting the traditional English pubs. With its mix of historic attractions, cosmopolitan flair and tons of activities, London promises a trip you won’t soon forget.

Top six things to do in London

1. Take a guided tour of Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is the attraction that most represents the English monarchy, as well as a must-see landmark. Among the activities not to be missed during a trip to London, be sure to attend the changing of the guard ceremony. What’s more, if you travel in certain periods of the year, you’ll have the opportunity to visit this marvellous royal residence inside by booking a guided tour. Admire its opulent rooms, walk through the manicured gardens, and imagine the royal intrigues that took place in its hallowed halls.

2. See works in the British Museum

With an extensive collection spanning several centuries and continents, a visit to the British Museum in Bloomsbury is a must-do on your trip. From the Rosetta Stone to the Elgin Marbles, the museum showcases artefacts that tell the story of the world’s civilisations. Travel to ancient Egypt, classical Greece, or admire the ornate works of Islamic art. With its internationally renowned exhibitions and educational programmes, the British Museum is an institution in the global historical and cultural scenes, a must-see for history buffs and those eager to learn something new.

3. Visit the Tower of London

A star attraction in London, the tower tells the story of the city’s past with its imposing presence. Over the centuries the fortress has had different functions, from a royal palace to a fearsome prison. Today, you can explore its rooms, be guided by the famous beefeaters and admire the Crown Jewels. Be captivated by stories of conspiracies, power and events that have shaped English history. With its fascinating architecture and exhibitions, the Tower of London offers a special insight into the country’s cultural heritage.

4. Ride the London Eye

This landmark big wheel has become one of the symbols of the city. Climb aboard one of the futuristic cabins and be taken on a journey above the city. From the London Eye, one of the tallest big wheels in the world, you have a 360-degree panorama. From the Houses of Parliament to the River Thames, you’ll see all of London’s architectural splendour from a bird’s-eye view. Whether you choose to ride during the day or at sunset, the experience will live up to expectations.

5. Take in the view from the Shard

The Shard, an avant-garde skyscraper that stands out in the London skyline, is an attraction you can’t miss. The tallest building in London and one of the tallest skyscrapers in Europe, a visit to the ‘shard’ means taking in truly spectacular views from a dizzying height. From its viewing platforms, you can admire the city in all its glory, whether you choose to visit them during the day or in the evening, when the atmosphere is even more magical and illuminated by a thousand lights.

6. Discover Westminster Abbey

This jewel of Gothic architecture has a long and important history. Coronations, weddings and funerals of English monarchs take place here according to centuries-old tradition. Inside, you’ll be struck by the high ceilings, ornate stained-glass windows and wonderful chapels. You’ll also find the graves of famous people, such as Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin, and of great poets of the past. Whether you’re looking for a spiritual experience or want to dive into the past, Westminster Abbey is a journey into a parallel universe, where time seems to stand still.

Get ready to visit London

When is the best time to visit London?

London is a very popular destination and worth visiting all year round. However, the best season is probably summer, when the weather is pleasant, there is less likelihood of rain and the days are longer. Thanks to the warm season, the city is more lively than usual, with open-air events and festivals. What's more, it's also the only period in which you'ill have the opportunity to visit the interior of Buckingham Palace. The royal residence only opens to the public for 10 weeks in the summer.

How many days do you need to visit London?

London is a large city with lots of activities and things to see. That's why 3-4 days is a decent timespan to visit the main attractions and districts, such as the Tower of London, the British Museum and Notting Hill. However, if you want to have a more authentic experience and also explore more alternative areas, such as Brick Lane and Shoreditch, consider extending your stay to at least 5 days. With a week at your disposal, you'd also have time to catch a show in the West End and spend a day at the Harry Potter Studios.

What are the best areas to stay in in London?

Before booking accommodation in London, think about your needs and the things you absolutely want to see. Some good options are the Westminster area, close to attractions such as Big Ben, Shoreditch, to immerse yourself in hipster culture, and Camden, ideal for concert-goers. For a more elegant experience, opt for the Kensington area, also ideal if you want to do some luxury shopping.