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“The view from the Eye was great and the line moved quickly with the volume of people. We took about 40 minutes from the start of the line till we got on the Eye. The size of the pod was good and not too many of us in each pod.”
Return coach from London plus entry to the Harry Potter Warner Bros Studio Tour. See Diagon Alley, Hogwarts Express, Gringotts, and more.
“Studio tour was fantastic! What could have been improved on was the ride there and back. We thought the ride would be more Harry Potter centric.”
Take a Westminster to Greenwich River Thames cruise for panoramic London views, live English narration, and a 6-language smartphone audioguide for $22.
“Great tour, reasonably priced and a very funny tourguide, can absolutely recommend!”
A 2.5-hour Harry Potter guided walking tour in London with Hogwarts House sorting, movie filming spots, and an optional Thames boat ride.
“The is was mainly for my daughter whilst in London, and she loved it. Get to see some of the places which were used for filming and some interesting facts! The tour guide was great!”
Meet Harry Styles on the Royal Balcony, then enjoy Marvel 4D, Star Wars, and London’s Spirit ride at Madame Tussauds.
“It was a great trip. Everything is well maintained and staff was really friendly.”
London day trip by luxury coach to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Bath with expert guide, audio headsets, and included entrances.
“We booked this trip on a whim and boy are we glad we did. The tour covers 3 major tourist sites in one day. So be prepared to keep a move on when at the sites. You cant really do justice to the 3 sites in one day but this is a good starter. Our…”
Warner Bros Studio Tour with central London transfers: real Hogwarts sets, Diagon Alley, Platform 9 3/4, and 4 hours to explore.
“This is must go trip !! An amazing place to be !!!”
Walk the 42-metre glass walkway and explore Tower Bridge’s Victorian Engine Rooms, with epic Thames views in about an hour.
“Excellent with supporting staff and environment control (heaters) on the walkway above. Sweet surprise was Glass placement for plenty of Photo Opportunity.”
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.
“Worth every penny saw so much of London drivers so friendly and helpful. The busses were frequent with no waiting”
City of London small-group pub tour: four historic pubs in 3.5 hours, storytelling, optional pints, and a finish near Covent Garden.
“This was a fun activity. Our guide had lived in the area 40 years and was knowledgeable about the pubs in the area and several of the landmarks we passed on the way. We went to 4 different pubs and each was unique and had different beers / aspects to them. The group was a…”
Ticketed entry to St Paul’s Cathedral with touchscreen multimedia guides, optional talks, and dome views via multiple galleries.
“Church was absolutely beautiful. The audio guides were informative. We found it a little confusing trying to work out what area we were in - maybe bigger signs advising which audio guide to listen too”
Tour Warner Bros. London for real Harry Potter sets, costumes and SFX, step aboard Hogwarts Express, with round-trip coach transfers.
“The Studio itself is amazing! And well worth what we paid for our day! The transportation from London to the Warner Brothers Making of Harry Potter Studio was ok, a two decker bus with no AC, but it wasn't scorching hot the day we visited so it wasn't miserable. There was no tour guide...I recommend…”
Step onto The Shard’s 72nd-floor viewing deck for 360° London views, multimedia history, and a drink at altitude.
“With the online booking easy to get in.Friendly and helpful staff.Chris and Zero performance from the Shard history was brilliant.Amazing view above the city.”
A 2-hour Jack the Ripper walk through Whitechapel’s real streets, with respectful victim stories, suspect theories, and East End history.
“Gabby was a fantastic guide. She was very knowledgeable. We were able to hear what she was saying especially for those of us in the back.”
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