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Isango offers London tours and attraction tickets, including the Tower of London, the London Eye, Westminster Abbey, Madame Tussauds and Thames cruises. You can also book hop-on hop-off buses, the London Pass, West End experiences and day trips to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath, with options for first-timers, families and short stays. Booking ahead secures your preferred entry time at timed-entry attractions such as the Tower of London and the London Eye, so you can plan the rest of your day around it. Listings show instant confirmation and e-vouchers where available, and you can browse by attraction, category or date.

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Our tips for London

  • Plan each day by area: Build each day around one timed booking, then add sights within walking distance. Pair the Tower of London with Tower Bridge and Westminster Abbey with Big Ben; the London Eye is just across Westminster Bridge.
  • Free museums: The British Museum, National Gallery, Natural History Museum and V&A have free general entry, which makes them easy rainy-day options. Special exhibitions and guided tours are ticketed separately, so check before you queue.
  • Use the river: Thames riverboats link Westminster, the London Eye, the Tower of London and Greenwich, so one journey doubles as sightseeing. River fares sit outside the Tube's daily cap, so budget for them separately.
  • Day-trip timing: Allow a full day for Stonehenge tours, which commonly run 6 to 7 hours, and around 11 hours or more when combined with Windsor and Bath. Keep that evening free in case of traffic.
  • Is a pass worth it? Add up the single-ticket prices of the sights you actually plan to visit and compare the total with the pass price. A pass such as the London Pass only pays off if you use enough of its attractions.

Good to know

London uses pounds sterling (£), and contactless cards and phones are accepted almost everywhere. Visitors tap a contactless card or phone on the Tube, buses and Elizabeth line; use the same card each day so fares cap automatically. London runs on Greenwich Mean Time in winter and British Summer Time, one hour ahead, from late March to late October. The weather is mild but changeable, so a light waterproof is useful year-round. Attraction opening hours vary by day and season, and some close on Christmas Day, so check your voucher before travelling. Many central Tube stations are step-free, and TfL publishes a step-free guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What are the top 10 attractions in London?
    A:

    The top 10 attractions in London: 

    Tower of London

    Buckingham Palace

    St. Paul’s Cathedral

    London Eye

    Harry Potter Studio

    Madame Tussaud

    Stonehenge

    Windsor Castle 

    London Dungeon

    SEA LIFE Aquarium.

  • Q: What is the best time to visit London?
    A:

    The high season in London is from May to September but you can visit London any time of the year. Some travelers prefer to visit in summer when the weather is perfect to enjoy outdoor activities. It is also lovely to visit in autumn to enjoy a comfortable temperature.

  • Q: How do I plan a London day trip on a budget?
    A:

    You can budget your trip depending on how you want to visit and get around. To explore London on a budget, you can spare around £60 per day.

  • Q: What is the best mode of public transportation in London?
    A:

    London is home to hop-on hop-off busses. You can exploit London bus tours and metro to commute on a budget. A 24-hour Hop-on Hop-off tour will cost around £40 and you can explore the most stunning landmarks at your own pace. You can also explore the city on foot and stop by to admire beautiful landmarks, cafes and markets.

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