Introduction

Explore the city of London at your pace and convenience with this pass. It allows you direct entry to the historical monuments, museums and art galleries of the city. See St. Paul’s Cathedral, its dome is an iconic feature of London’s skyline. Take in the sights of the city from a catamaran sailing on the beautiful Thames.

At Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, you will get a picture of an open-air playhouse where Shakespeare’s greatest plays were staged. The Britain at War Museum accurately brings out England’s darkest days during World War II, complete with sights and sounds of an air raid. Truly a great way to experience London!

Itinerary

The London Pass allows you free and direct access to over 56 historical monuments, museums and art galleries of London. By using this Pass you save on entrance fees worth 400GBP. You can opt for either a 1 day, 2, 3 or 6 day pass. This will save you the agony of waiting in a queue. You will be provided with a guide book and special offers booklet in a language of your preference. With the London Pass including transport, all your travel within London Transport Zones 1-6 is paid for. All attractions may not be open on all days.

You can visit the following sites at your pace.

• Tower of London and the Crown Jewels: The Tower of London is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will see the Crown Jewels, Traitors Gate and the armouries. The Tower of London recently welcomed its first female Beefeater (tower guard).
• St. Paul’s Cathedral: Appreciate the mosaic work in the interior and the intricate stone carvings. You can even climb up 530 steps to enjoy a panoramic view of London.
• Tower Bridge Exhibition: It is one of the most popular bridges in the world and stands over River Thames since 1894. At the Tower Bridge Exhibition, you can enjoy views from the high-level walkways. The walkways have special viewing windows, providing you with the perfect photo opportunity.
• City Cruises: You can enjoy a hop-on hop-off cruise on the beautiful River Thames.
• Kensington Palace and The Orangery: Queen Victoria was born and brought up in this palace, and later decided to move to the Buckingham Palace. Today, the palace has offices and private apartments of a number of members of the Royal Family. The Orangery is an excellent café inside the gardens of Kensington Palace. You can also take a walk through the gardens after tea.
• HMS Belfast: The HMS could accommodate up to 950 crew members and is now the largest surviving example of Britain’s 20th century naval power.
• Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre and Exhibition: The theatre is a faithful reconstruction of the 1599 open-air playhouse where Shakespeare wrote many of his greatest plays.
• Windsor Castle: Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world and an official residence of Her Majesty, the Queen!
• Royal Mews: Built in the 18th century, it is the most magnificent carriage to see is the Gold State Coach which is used for coronations and very special events.
• London Zoo: It is the world’s oldest scientific zoo, managed by the Zoological Society of London. It has a reptile house, public aquarium, insect house and children;s zoo. You will come across black footed penguins, squirrel monkeys, giraffes and Komodo Dragons at the zoo.
• Queen’s Gallery: The Queen’s Gallery is housed in the Buckingham Palace. It exhibits items from the Royal Collection, including a range of art and treasures held in trust by The Queen of the Nation.
• Hampton Court Palace: It is a former royal palace in London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. The park inside the palace is the site of the annual Hampton Court Palace Festival and Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. Food historians regularly recreate the dishes which were prepared for Henry VIII in the great Tudor Kitchens.
• Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew: The Kew Garden was officially inscribed on the list of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Britain at War Museum: At the museum, the London Blitz and its effects are recreated, sounds, artefacts and even the dust and smoke of an air raid.
• Chelsea Football Stadium: The home of the champions, visit the changing rooms or sit on the seat of your favourite player.
• Jewel Tower: Edward III had the Jewel Tower built to house his personal treasures.
• Apsley House: This mansion used to be known as the ‘Number 1 London’, because it was the first house encountered after passing the tollgates at the top of Knightsbridge.
• Wellington Arch: It is a great place to watch the mounted Horse Guards, which pass between its majestic columns everyday.
• Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum: ‘Get a Grip’ rotating wheel of rackets or ‘The Reactor’ games are part of the interactive activities that can be enjoyed at the museum.
• Wimbledon Tour Experience: It is the only way to have access to restricted areas normally closed to the public such as the Wimbledon court and press interview room among others.
• Jason’s Canal Boat Trip: Get a unique view of London through Regent’s Park to the colourful street markets of Camden Lock.
• Royal Albert Hall: The hall was originally to have been called The Central Hall of Arts and Sciences, but the name was changed by Queen Victoria while laying the foundation stone.
• The Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms: Discover more about the life of the man recently voted the “Greatest Briton
• Tate Modern and Tate Britain: A free audio guide will help bring the fascinating exhibits to life.

Plan your itinerary and explore this beautiful city at your convenience.

Description

Explore the city of London at your pace and convenience with this pass. It allows you direct entry to the historical monuments, museums and art galleries of the city. See St. Paul’s Cathedral, its dome is an iconic feature of London’s skyline. Take in the sights of the city from a catamaran sailing on the beautiful Thames.

At Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, you will get a picture of an open-air playhouse where Shakespeare’s greatest plays were staged. The Britain at War Museum accurately brings out England’s darkest days during World War II, complete with sights and sounds of an air raid. Truly a great way to experience London!

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