With so much to see and do in London it can often be difficult to prioritise your time. One of the most vibrant urban landscapes in the world, London also has a cultural heritage that is richer than most thanks to its almost unmatched historical significance.
Whether you’re coming for a day or a week the London Pass offers you great flexibility when seeing the sights. Enjoy free entry to over 60 top London attractions & tours including the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Thames River Cruise and Windsor Castle. You’ll also enjoy fast track entry at several top attractions including the ZSL London Zoo and the London Bridge Experience. You can also add a Travelcard when purchasing online and for every pass you order you’ll get a free 160+ page guidebook.
So where should you go and what should you see? We’ve outlined 3 top London attractions that should be on your list….
Windsor Castle
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Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew
More than a million people visit Kew Gardens and its 121 hectares every year. Situated in Richmond upon Thames, Kew boasts the world’s largest collection of living plants with more than 30,000 different varieties, including countless exotic species, despite its location in London. In order to thrive, these plants are contained in its famous botanical glasshouses, some of which are over 250 years old.
Thames River Cruise
A cruise along the River Thames is a great way to get a real sense of the city and how it has changed and adapted over the ages. You only have to glance at a cityscape as striking for its post-modern architectural wonderments as it is for its historic cathedrals and town halls. Along the river you will be treated to some of the very best views of central London, especially if you travel at night when the city lights up.
The London Pass comes in 1, 2, 3 and 6 day durations and can be delivered to you. Order online at the official London Pass website >
This article is part of our series of London Guides.