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“There was no queue with wonderful members of staff to greet you Beautiful sunshine in December made it even more enjoyable Highly recommend”
Return coach from London plus entry to the Harry Potter Warner Bros Studio Tour. See Diagon Alley, Hogwarts Express, Gringotts, and more.
“Loved everything! Great drivers in and out, so easy and well organised. The studio is a fantastic place! Everyone will enjoy it!”
Take a Westminster to Greenwich River Thames cruise for panoramic London views, live English narration, and a 6-language smartphone audioguide for $22.
“It was excellent, i took my client, the guide was so humorous, explained everything very clearly. I would definitely recommend to anyone who wanted to have a relaxed and nice tour.”
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 tour was fantastic and our kids really enjoyed it!”
Meet Harry Styles on the Royal Balcony, then enjoy Marvel 4D, Star Wars, and London’s Spirit ride at Madame Tussauds.
“it was amazing. My son and I loved it. Highly recommend”
London day trip by luxury coach to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Bath with expert guide, audio headsets, and included entrances.
“Very easy to book and check in for our tour. Peter, our guide, was very knowledgeable and friendly. Gave lots of insight that you wouldn’t find in a guidebook. Highly recommend! Will be booking again.”
Warner Bros Studio Tour with central London transfers: real Hogwarts sets, Diagon Alley, Platform 9 3/4, and 4 hours to explore.
“On one bus the screens didn't work at all, on another bus they did but with the headphones they brought us we couldn't hear anything. It would have been better to arrive by Uber and buy an entrance ticket, and what's more, we arrived at 10 and finished the tour at 12:15. We had to…”
Walk the 42-metre glass walkway and explore Tower Bridge’s Victorian Engine Rooms, with epic Thames views in about an hour.
“Great views of London! Really interesting tour. An elevator takes you up and down. Cool glass floors to stand on & give you perspective on how high you are. Good gift shop. Recommend!”
Visit Westminster Abbey at your own pace with a multimedia audio guide, highlights like the Coronation Chair and Poets’ Corner in 2 hours.
“The audio guides were very informative. Absolutely fascinating history!”
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.
“If you go in winter or in foul weather, you cannot sit in open exposed upper deck. If you sit below you will see nothing.”
City of London small-group pub tour: four historic pubs in 3.5 hours, storytelling, optional pints, and a finish near Covent Garden.
“We did this tour with our 3 adult children and it was the perfect way to end our trip. Our guide, Ricky, and his dog, Diggety, made the tour so enjoyable. The pubs we visited were hidden gems and the history Ricky provided was amazing. Highly recommend.”
Ticketed entry to St Paul’s Cathedral with touchscreen multimedia guides, optional talks, and dome views via multiple galleries.
“Opportunity to explore the wonderful architecture and history of an iconic building”
Tour Warner Bros. London for real Harry Potter sets, costumes and SFX, step aboard Hogwarts Express, with round-trip coach transfers.
“The place is amazing, if you’re a fan you will see a lot there! But the time was not long enough and we had to rush to get back to the bus. The bus ride itself is alright, but on the way to the studio we were delayed due to traffic, which of course is…”
Step onto The Shard’s 72nd-floor viewing deck for 360° London views, multimedia history, and a drink at altitude.
“The view was great! The top wasn't as I expected, but it was definitely worth it!”
A 2-hour Jack the Ripper walk through Whitechapel’s real streets, with respectful victim stories, suspect theories, and East End history.
“The guide, Bettina was very fun and had a lot of information and history. It was a fun tour”
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