LONDON
The London shortlist.
The 15 most popular things to do in London. Sightseeing cruises on the Thames, the royal palaces and the Tower, guided walks through the old city, and the great day trips out to Stonehenge, Bath and the Cotswolds.
Ride the iconic London Eye at 135m for 30 minutes. Choose standard or fast-track, enjoy big skyline views, and celebrate 25 years in 2025.
Most Popular“It was a magical experience, felt like it went by to fast”
Return coach from London plus entry to the Harry Potter Warner Bros Studio Tour. See Diagon Alley, Hogwarts Express, Gringotts, and more.
“First, hard to find right bus stop but then everything was fine. Amazing place but you need to know properly the movies & characters before in order to fully enjoy.”
Take a Westminster to Greenwich River Thames cruise for panoramic London views, live English narration, and a 6-language smartphone audioguide for $22.
“Great boat ride where you can see a lot of history throughout the ride!”
A 2.5-hour Harry Potter guided walking tour in London with Hogwarts House sorting, movie filming spots, and an optional Thames boat ride.
“Guide was very nice guy. Smart and polite. We are very happy after tour”
Meet Harry Styles on the Royal Balcony, then enjoy Marvel 4D, Star Wars, and London’s Spirit ride at Madame Tussauds.
“It was fantastic. I really enjoyed and everything was so comfortable, arranged. The staff was so kind and helpful. Definitely I will back!”
London day trip by luxury coach to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Bath with expert guide, audio headsets, and included entrances.
“We did the 10-hour bus tour to Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Bath and had a wonderful experience. The bus tour made it easy to visit all three destinations, each of which was beautiful and rich in history. A well-organised and memorable day. Highly recommend.”
Warner Bros Studio Tour with central London transfers: real Hogwarts sets, Diagon Alley, Platform 9 3/4, and 4 hours to explore.
“The tour corresponds to the description. The meeting point is at platform 1 of the Greenline bus station, you need to ask the employees on the bus for the departure time, since there are several buses with the Harry Potter logo. After checking the tickets, they give you an entrance ticket to the studio and…”
Walk the 42-metre glass walkway and explore Tower Bridge’s Victorian Engine Rooms, with epic Thames views in about an hour.
“The experience was really good. We arrived late due to a cancelled train but the staff were so accommodating and entry was not a problem. The glass walkways were amazing and we arrived just as the bridge was being raised. Great to see. Really enjoyed”
Visit Westminster Abbey at your own pace with a multimedia audio guide, highlights like the Coronation Chair and Poets’ Corner in 2 hours.
“Great! Tickets arrived by e-mail. Easy to use at entrance. Didn't have to wait to enter for any length of time. Definitely worth the visit!”
Hop on Big Bus across London’s royal sights and West End with free Wi‑Fi, flexible stops, and optional Thames cruise on 24/48-hour tickets.
“We have done this activity virtually every time we visit London. It was a very fun and enjoyable experience as usual!”
City of London small-group pub tour: four historic pubs in 3.5 hours, storytelling, optional pints, and a finish near Covent Garden.
“10/10 experience with Chris Cheese!! Would definitely recommend! Chris gave great recommendations and information on the bars and history.”
Ticketed entry to St Paul’s Cathedral with touchscreen multimedia guides, optional talks, and dome views via multiple galleries.
“Fantastic, worth every penny, and well worth the visit”
Tour Warner Bros. London for real Harry Potter sets, costumes and SFX, step aboard Hogwarts Express, with round-trip coach transfers.
“We were collected from the agent office in central London by a branded bus. A very comfortable journey to the Warner Bros. Studio. It would have been nice if there was a guide on the couch which could have made the journey a bit more interactive and interesting for the kids. Otherwise, very pleasant.”
Step onto The Shard’s 72nd-floor viewing deck for 360° London views, multimedia history, and a drink at altitude.
“The view is great but there are other places to see London skyline that don’t cost as much.”
A 2-hour Jack the Ripper walk through Whitechapel’s real streets, with respectful victim stories, suspect theories, and East End history.
“Amazing tour! Our guide, Gabby, was extremely engaging and knowledgeable and led us well through the dark, cold labyrinth of Whitechapel well. She was so knowledgeable about the Ripper murders as well as the problems in 19th century London itself. Thank you Gabby!”
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