Britain · TICKETS
Good tickets & entry passes fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride the London Eye for classic skyline views from 135m, 30 minutes in glass capsules, with standard or fast-track entry around the Thames.
“Always a great experience to see many of London's landmarks, even if a bit too touristy.”
Tower of London access plus Crown Jewels, free Beefeater tours, Yeoman Warder stories, maps, and Wi-Fi for a full day in London.
“The history of it all, structure and glamor of the jewels.”
Walk 42 metres on Tower Bridge’s glass walkway, explore the Victorian Engine Rooms, and enjoy sweeping Thames views in about an hour.
“that's better and awesome for sure love it everything”
Westminster Abbey entrance ticket with an included multimedia audio guide, featuring the Coronation Chair, Poets’ Corner, and gothic tombs.
“I understand the need to charge entry but was disappointed that I had to pay extra to go to the queen elizabeth section so I didn’t bother going in there as I didn’t feel pictures and artefacts were worth paying to see”
St Paul's Cathedral entry with touchscreen guides, crypt and galleries access, and dome views. Climb for London panoramas.
“Be aware , the stairs are killer , make sure you have comfortable shoes. But it was a great experience”
Combo ticket for London Eye 360 views and Madame Tussauds. Save about 40%, book your entry times, and see stars and icons in one trip.
“I was delighted by the sight of the city from above . The queues could be managed in a better way”
Visit Buckingham Palace State Rooms with a small-group multimedia tour in 9 languages, see royal treasures, then relax at the Garden Café.
“Just being in the Buckingham Palace was amazing. The visit to the state rooms was phenomenal.”
Self-guided access to Windsor Castle, State Apartments, and St George’s Chapel, with a free multimedia audio guide and easy entry.
“We loved the whole experience. the audio guides are are definite. As Brits we felt very proud of the history we have.”
Visit Stonehenge in 2 hours with timed entry, a transformed visitor center, free audio guide, and reconstructed Neolithic houses outside the stones.
“Ticket exchange was quick and easy. The suggestion to download the guide ahead of our visit was a great idea. We were able to follow along and learn about what we were seeing while circling the stones.”
Step behind the scenes at Emirates Stadium with an Arsenal audio guide, visit the dugout and tunnel, then explore the Arsenal Museum in 90 minutes.
“Thoroughly enjoyed the experience well worth the money. Definitely recommend 👍🏻”
Step into the London Dungeon for 14 interactive shows, 20 live actors, and dark London stories from Sweeney Todd to Newgate Prison.
“Great family entertainment with just the right amount of scare.”
Beatles Story Liverpool ticket, $26: recreated key scenes, original memorabilia, audio in 12 languages, green screen souvenir, Discovery Zone.
“Lovely museum. Kept us (inc 2 teenage boys) interested for a morning. Audio guides helpful. All good.”
Kensington Palace tickets with audio guide entry. See William Kent staircase and the Last Princesses of Punjab exhibition.
“It was just wonderful!! Beautiful gardens and a lovely Palace steeped in history. We absolutely loved it and would highly recommend.”
See Big Ben, St Paul’s, the Tower and Tower Bridge on a Thames cruise from beneath the London Eye, with live guided commentary.
“Awesome way to see the sites from the water. Dress warm it’s a bit chilly 😉”
Walk through 14 London-themed zones at SEA LIFE, from sharks under glass to Gentoo penguins and a rainforest adventure.
“Very good experience. There was variety of species and a very interesting environment.”
Every kind of day out, from stone circles to stadium tunnels.
