Top places to visit in London - Tourist attractions 
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Buckingham 
Palace
See what the Guards are 
protecting and get inside 
the spectacular 
Buckingham Palace – 
Queen Elizabeth II’s 
official London residence!
The Crystal Jump into The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience London and get ready 
to play the iconic 90’s 
Maze show. Besides being the ultimate team 
challenge, The Crystal 
Experience Maze LIVE Experience is a truly interactive, 
frenetic and very silly 
test of your mental and 
physical abilities. Most 
of all, it’s so much fun!
London Pass 1 day
Discover more of London with this 
London Sightseeing Pass. Offering 
great value, convenience and helping 
you save time at attraction entrances. 
The pass comes in 1, 2, 3 and 6 day 
options, making it flexible for your 
holiday needs.
The London Pass is something you 
cannot do without if you intend to get 
the most out of your London Tourism 
experience. It offers free entrance to 
an unprecedented 70 attractions.
Kensington Palace The palace, once known as 
Nottingham House has been a 
residence of the Royal Family 
since the 17th century. Initially 
built as a modest mansion it was 
to become over the centuries the 
grand palace that we now know 
with its elegant King and Queen’s 
State Apartments and beautifully 
landscaped gardens.
Merlin’s 
Magical 
London
With Merlin’s Magical 
London Ticket visit all 5 
attractions on the same 
day or spread it over a 
few days. The choice is 
yours!
The Coca Cola London Champagne Experience
The majestic London Eye is an iconic part of 
the London skyline and on is always on a list 
of things you must do when you’re in London, 
so while you’re here, you can’t miss out. 
Providing spectacular views across the city of 
London, you can spot Buckingham Palace, the 
Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Tower Bridge 
and other iconic London landmarks from the 
Eye. As the glittering Thames spreads out 
before you, London looks gorgeous both in 
the day and the night – and boarding at 
sunset is even better. The journey around the 
Eye takes about 30 minutes, so there is 
plenty of time to take pictures and sit back to 
enjoy the best view in London.
Three Palace Pass
The Three Palace Past includes 
the admissions to the Tower of 
London, Kensington Palace and 
Hampton Court Palace. Save 
£7.50 per adult and £11.35 per 
child when purchasing all 3 
attractions together.
The Royal Observatory, 
Greenwich
Have the time of your life – The Royal 
Observatory in London’s Greenwich is the 
home of Greenwich Mean Time and the 
famous Prime Meridian of the World – 0° 0’ 
0”.
 Built for the purpose of finding longitude 
at sea, architect Sir Christopher Wren’s 
Royal Observatory is also a museum of 
time and astronomy. Check out the early 
Tompion clocks and displays on navigation 
at sea that show how Britain led the world 
in global exploration and trade.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey is an 
absolutely essential part of any 
visit to London. One of the city’s 
most iconic buildings, the Abbey 
has seen so much history that you 
can’t help but feel it.
Steeped in over a thousand years 
of history, Benedictine Monks first 
started worshipping at this site in 
the middle of the tenth century 
and the current building has been 
there for over 700 years.
The Tower 
Bridge 
If you’ve ever wanted to see every 
Exhibition important detail of this iconic structure, you have come to the right place. You 
will experience the thrilling glass floor 
and learn how the bridge actually works.
Get to know one of London’s most 
famous landmarks as ‘The Tower Bridge 
Exhibition’ gives you the opportunity to 
explore the bridge, both past and 
present, through videos and interactive 
displays.
The London Dungeon
The bigger and better London 
Dungeon is an attraction packed full 
of lively real-life actors, vibrant sets 
and special effects, all bringing 1000 
years of unsavoury London history 
to life.
Your London Dungeon experience 
kicks off as you step back in time, 
hundreds of years, through London’s 
plague-ridden streets. Witness Guy 
Fawkes’ dramatic plot to blow up 
Parliament and walk Jack the 
Ripper’s Whitechapel as ghastly 
London is brought to life.
ZSL London Zoo
In the heart of London, there are 
wild animals waiting for you – at 
ZSL London Zoo. See little, large, 
hairy and scary animals from 
across the globe.
 The Zoological Society of London 
(ZSL) London Zoo in Regent’s 
Park houses a collection of 755 
species of animal in beautiful 
landscaped grounds. Check out 
the animals and browse the 
Victorian Grim Curiosity Shop to 
see some eccentric objects.
Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest 
occupied castle in the world, and Queen 
Elizabeth II loves to spend her weekends 
in this stunning fortress – pay the castle 
a visit and find out more.
If you’ve fancied visiting one of the 
Queen’s majestic residences, then this 
day trip is for you. In addition to 
wandering around the breath-taking 
Windsor Castle, you can experience the 
spectacle of the Changing of the Guard 
and marvel at St George’s Chapel and 
Queen Mary’s Doll’s House.
The Tower of London
Visit the Tower of London and discover 
its fascinating history – from 
beheadings to zoos to the Crown 
Jewels, this commanding fortress has 
seen it all.
The dazzling Crown Jewels are a must-
see attraction at the Tower of London 
and you will discover the history 
behind these priceless royal treasures, 
like the Sovereign’s Sceptre and the 
plush Imperial State Crown, worn by 
the Queen at each State Opening of 
Parliament.
The View from the Shard
The View from The Shard is London’s highest and 
most stylish attraction and you will not forget the 
360 degree viewing platform offering a staggering 
40-mile view experience. Experience the incredible 
sights from the viewing platform at The Shard, 
standing at twice the height of any other viewing 
platform in the city. The stunning views of the 
world’s greatest city span an unbelievable 40 mile 
(64km) radius, standing at an impressive 1,016ft or 
310 metres high. The lift travels at six metres per 
second, meaning you travel from Level 1 to Level 68 
in about 60 seconds. The main viewing gallery on 
Level 69 is a spectacular three storeys high, flooded 
with light in the daytime for sight-seeing and the 
perfect place to see the glittering lights of London at 
night. For an even higher experience, venture to the 
partially outdoor viewing gallery on Level 72. 
Exposing yourself to the elements at this glorious, 
breath-taking height – you’ll be surrounded by the 
famous ‘shards’ of glass that form the top of The 
Shard. This ticket has a fully flexible entry time for 
the date you select and you can stay on the viewing 
platform for as long as you want.
The Coca Cola London 
Eye
The majestic London Eye is an iconic part 
of the London skyline and on is always on 
a list of things you must do when you’re 
in London, so while you’re here, you can’t 
miss out. Providing spectacular views 
across the city of London, you can spot 
Buckingham Palace, the Houses of 
Parliament, Big Ben, Tower Bridge and 
other iconic London landmarks from the 
Eye. As the glittering Thames spreads out 
before you, London looks gorgeous both 
in the day and the night – and boarding at 
sunset is even better. The journey around 
the Eye takes about 30 minutes, so there 
is plenty of time to take pictures and sit 
back to enjoy the best view in London.
The Banqueting 
House
Visit the only complete building of the 
old Palace of Whitehall to have 
survived when that building burned 
down after the execution of Charles I.
The Banqueting house was built for 
grand occasions and has been the 
scene of many plays, grand balls and 
masques, as well as traditional 
banquets laid out for important guests. 
When you visit you will be in awe of 
one of the finest venues in London for 
both royal and high society functions.
A visual and spiritual marvel, St. Paul’s 
Cathedral – as designed by Sir 
Christopher Wren – has been 
captivating Londoners and tourists 
since 1710. Here is your chance to see 
it’s splendour. The current Cathedral – 
the fourth to occupy this site – was 
designed by the court architect Sir 
Christopher Wren and built between 
1675 and 1710 after its predecessor 
was destroyed in the Great Fire of 
London. Its importance reflects the 
determination of the monarchs who 
decreed that London’s leading church 
should be as beautiful and imposing as 
their private palaces. Dominating the 
London skyline, the magnificent domed 
cathedral was completed in 1710. 
Visitors can now enjoy a new inclusive 
multimedia guide which weaves 
together contemporary photography, 
archive film footage (including the 
wedding of Charles & Diana) and the 
voices of those who work in St Paul’s 
St Paul’s Cathedral today.
Shakespeare’s Globe Guided Tour
Shakespeare is the greatest writer in the English 
language and here’s your chance to become an 
expert on him.
You will take part in a guided tour inside the 
reconstructed Globe Theatre, where you can 
discover the working life of the Globe today. The 
exhibition delves into William’s life in depth.
Shakespeare’s Globe is a faithful, authentic 
reconstruction of the open-air playhouse first 
built in 1599, where the famous playwright 
worked and for which he wrote many of his 
greatest plays. The reconstructed Globe is today 
a working theatre and much-loved attraction for 
fans of The Bard.
SEA LIFE London 
Aquarium
Have you ever wanted to feed 
Stingrays or meet a Monster Crab? 
SEA LIFE London Aquarium is home to 
one of Europe’s largest collections of 
global marine life.
Located on the South Bank area of 
London under the shadow of the 
London Eye, you can go on a journey 
along the Great Oceanic Conveyor and 
meet the aquarium’s residents – from 
the colourful to the downright freaky.
Madame Tussauds
Filled with 14 interactive zones, the 
World famous Madame Tussauds 
allows you to meet the celebrities you 
most admire. Walk down the red 
carpet and strike a pose with 
Hollywood actors or challenge your 
favourite sporting stars like David 
Beckham or Lewis Hamilton.
Kew Gardens and Kew Palace
History and nature collide to produce a 
stunning British attraction. Kew Gardens 
and Kew Palace showcase the very best 
of British design and horticulture.
You will visit The Royal Botanic Gardens, 
Kew: A World Heritage Site on the River 
Thames, as well as Kew’s amazing 
Rhizotron and Xstrata Treetop Walkway, 
before checking out the Royal Kew 
Palace.
Dreamworks Tours 
Shrek’s Adventure
An exciting adventure 
for kids and Shrek 
fanatics in London, this 
brand new attraction 
from Dreamworks Films 
gives you the chance to 
meet Shrek, and lots of 
friends along the way.
London Bridge Experience 
and London Tombs
Are you brave enough to face your 
fears? Fun for all ages, the London 
Bridge Experience, which includes the 
London Tombs, was voted Winner of 
the Best Guided Tour at the Group 
Leisure Award’s
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