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Kew Gardens: Priority Entrance

A breath of fresh air in one of the world's largest botanical gardens

2555

$21.87 $20.05

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Coca-Cola London Eye

Fast-track your way to the top, and get access to the 4D cinema and lounge

105

$36.45 $35.24

Tower of London

Visit the real Crown Jewel of London

775

$33.41 $30.01

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London Zoo

750 species and over 17,000 animals in the world’s oldest scientific zoo

2297

$36.15 $32.32

The View from the Shard

Grab a ticket to the UK's tallest building!

984

$38.88 $33.05

Chelsea FC: Stamford Bridge Self-Guided Tour + Museum

Relive an authentic match-day experience in London's biggest football stadium

234

$29.16

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ZSL Whipsnade Zoo

The UK’s largest zoo and one of the biggest European conservation parks

776

$34.02 $29.83

Windsor Castle

A royal day out exploring the historic aspects of England's most famous castle

670

$27.34

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Stonehenge

Walk the footsteps of our Neolithic ancestors at the mysterious Stonehenge

$25.64 $23.09

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Madame Tussauds London

Meet Harry and Meghan, Ed Sheeran, Yang Mi, Donald Trump and many more

$42.53 $35.24

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LEGOLAND® Windsor

Online saver: book in advance and save on your ticket to awesomeness

$57.11 $43.74

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St Paul’s Cathedral: Fast Track

Step inside an iconic feature of the London skyline

$24.30 $20.66

Museums in London

London Transport Museum

Delve into the history of London's iconic transport network

$21.87 $20.05

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BODY WORLDS London

Experience the most visually arresting and interactive BODY WORLDS ever!

122

$34.02 $24.30

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Science Museum - Wonderlab: The Equinor Gallery

Enjoy over 50 Eureka! moments in a science museum

$10.94

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Kensington Palace

See the famous residence of the British royal family, where princes were raised

362

$21.87

The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace

Come see the much anticipated Da Vinci exhibition, on until 13 October

$16.40

The Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace

Immerse yourself in the history of royal transportation

$14.58

Royal Academy of Arts

Visit the Royal Academy and explore the cradle of British art

193

$17.01

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Old Royal Naval College: The Painted Hall

Marvel at the jewel of Greenwich and its spectacular baroque interior

$14.58

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The British Museum: Guided Tour

Explore two million years of culture, art and ancient treasures

$18.23

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The Household Cavalry Museum

See the changing of the Horse Guard and the troopers caring for their horses

$8.51

The Moon Exhibition at the National Maritime Museum

Embark on a voyage of seafaring discovery and royal intrigue!

$12.15

The National Gallery: Guided Tour

Engage with the story of European art at this London hall of masterpieces

$18.23

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Best Sightseeing Tours

Warner Bros. Studio Tour - The Making of Harry Potter: Roundtrip from London

Wand-er around the sets used to bring the magic of Harry Potter to life onscreen

$108.14

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Hop-on Hop-off Bus + River Cruise 24/48H

The best and easier way to see London's highlights

$41.31

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Hidden London: Charing Cross Guided Tour

Go beneath the streets of London and explore an abandoned tube station

$50.42

Out of season

Roundtrip Tour to Stonehenge from London

Epic half-day trip to the mysterious Stonehenge

$64.40

Royal Albert Hall: Guided Visit

A journey through history, architecture, and legendary performers

$15.80

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Wembley Stadium Tour

An award-winning tour behind the scenes of the UK's biggest sports stadium

$23.09

Windsor Castle: Roundtrip from London

Tour 900 years of Royal history and visit Windsor itself on this British day out

$75.33

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Private Audience with Beefeater & Tower of London Tour

See the Crown Jewels up close before the crowds with a personal Beefeater guide

$69.26

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Churchill War Rooms & Westminster Guided Tour

An in-depth guide to London during wartime, and the life of Winston Churchill

$60.75

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St Paul's Cathedral, Tower of London & River Cruise

Get whisked around London's landmarks and cruise along the Thames

$95.99

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All Day Hop-on Hop-off River Roamer London

Unlimited hop-on and hop-off travel on MBNA Thames Clippers

$19.80

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Harry Potter Film Locations Tour

See Leaky Cauldron, the Ministry of Magic, Diagon Alley and more!

$32.81

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Kew Gardens: Priority Entrance

A breath of fresh air in one of the world's largest botanical gardens

2555

$21.87 $20.05

Bestseller

Tower of London

Visit the real Crown Jewel of London

775

$33.41 $30.01

Bestseller

London Zoo

750 species and over 17,000 animals in the world’s oldest scientific zoo

2297

$36.15 $32.32

Coca-Cola London Eye

Fast-track your way to the top, and get access to the 4D cinema and lounge

105

$36.45 $35.24

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Chessington World of Adventures: Early Bird

Save by booking your tickets in advance!

$61.36 $35.84

Private Audience with Beefeater & Tower of London Tour

See the Crown Jewels up close before the crowds with a personal Beefeater guide

$69.26

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Planning your London visit

Language

English

Currency

Pound (£)

Dialing code

+44

Time zone

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

Public Transport

London is a complicated web of tubes, trains and buses. It's all quite well connected, but getting from one side of town to the other can take a long time (and likely involve a few transfers of transport lines). The key to success is to group your activities together geographically, so that you don’t have to double back into an area you’ve already visited. It’s also worth investing in an Oyster Card or daypass. Buying tickets every time you get on a bus or tube will drain the pounds out of your pockets at a depressing rate.

A Royal Affair

As we all know, it doesn’t get more British than the Royal family! Her majesty Queen Elizabeth and Co have called Buckingham Palace their home for centuries, and the UK’s capital is filled with monuments dedicated to their majestic monarchy. Now you can follow in the footsteps of Tudor kings and queens at Hampton Court and Kensington Palace, and even see this special family’s working stables, before oohing and aahing at the glittery finery of the crown jewels themselves in the iconic Tower of London.

Weather

London is famed for its pea soup fog - even inspiring the name of the London Fog coat company. But in March to October the weather can actually be pretty warm. That’s when Londoners pile onto terraces and into parks. Winter time can get cold and - especially - wet. In addition to warm jacket, scarf, gloves and hat, bring waterproof shoes. Or better yet, boots. Of course, at just about any time of the year the weather can change quickly, so even if it’s a warm spring day, it’s a good idea to bring a sweater or light coat along.

What to do in London for 3 days

Museums

On Dec 1, 2001 the British Government scrapped entry charges to many of Britain’s best museums and galleries. Any visitor to London should take advantage of the opportunity to see as many as possible. The British Museum is full of fantastic art and artifacts - including the original Rosetta Stone that allowed researchers to crack the code of Egyptian hieroglyphics. The Natural History Museum contains some 70 million plant, animal, fossil, rock and mineral specimens. As well, the Tate Gallery and Tate Modern always delight.

Sport City

For the sports-savvy traveller, London is brimming with unmissable athletic attractions, no matter who they support. Naturally, soccer devotees are well-served, with Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge, Arsenal’s Emirates, and the historic Wembley Stadium all offering special guided tours and behind the scenes treats, but the Kia Oval is also a wonderful introduction to the most British of sports: cricket. The 2012 Olympic stadium is now open to the public and houses a variety of eye-catching attractions – like the stomach-churning ArcelorMittal Slide.

West End

New York has Broadway, London has the West End, and… well, there is no third place; London is one of the two best places in the world to see theater (or as Londoners say: “thee-ah-tre”). Highlights include the evergreen Lion King (20+ years and counting), tear-jerking Les Miserables, and everyone’s guiltiest pleasure, Mamma Mia. Most of the restaurants in the Theatre District have a 'pre-show menu', designed to get you well-fed and out the door in time for the curtain to part.

Tower of London

The Tower of London has served at the center of royal power struggles for almost a thousand years. The power it holds is so great that there are six ravens that guard the tower at all times. Legend has it that if they fail to keep dutiful watch, the kingdom (as in United Kingdom) will fall. And that's just one of the fascinating doom-mongering legends attached to this place. What else would you expect from a place that's haunted by (among others) Henry VI, Anne Boleyn and a polar bear?