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See the world-famous Crown Jewels and meet the Beefeaters on a tour of the highlights at the Tower of London.Fortress, prison, royal mint, and now a tourist attraction. The Tower of London has seen many lives over the past centuries and persists to this day as a powerful symbol of British heritage. A seemingly permanent fixture on London's skyline, the question of why and when the Tower of London was built still prevails to this day.This iconic UNESCO World Heritage site started off life as an imposing river fortress for the formidable force that was William the Conqueror, dating back to the 1070s. In the 1200s, the Tower was expanded by King Henry III and Edward I - adding a moat and more defensive structures to prepare for the possibility of battle.It famously became one of the most secure places in the country after it was appointed the home of the Tower Mint in the 1800s. All the money in the nation began here. Shortly after, the Royal Family also began storing its most precious jewels and possessions under the eye of some of the monarch’s personal bodyguards - the Yeoman Warders. The Warders have lived there since the 1500s and now serve as kindly tour operators.The Tower has also famously been the site of many high-profile executions, the chopping block for which still stands on the grounds to this day. King Henry VIII famously had his wife Anne Boleyn executed there three years into their marriage on the grounds of adultery and treason. She was buried at the Tower's Chapel Royal alongside her fellow queens, Catherine Howard and Lady Jane Grey. However, rumor has it that she continues to haunt the execution grounds and unwitting tourists...The Tower of London is a big deal for many reasons. First off, it's quite old—close to a thousand years old! Over the years, it's been a royal palace, a prison, and even a zoo. It has some pretty juicy stories, too. Kings and queens lived there, and some even lost their heads there. Plus, it's home to the Crown Jewels, those sparkly treasures that are basically the bling of British royalty. So, between the history, the stories, and the gems, there's a little something for everyone!With your ticket, you get a guided tour led by Yeoman Warder, and these tours kick off every half hour. The tours are about an hour long and start close to the main entrance. It's all part of the package!This historic fortress has so much to offer- from the spectacular Crown Jewels to the fascinating history of the British monarchy. It's the perfect opportunity to take a Tower of London tour and truly dive into England's past. With The London Pass®, you can enjoy incredible savings while exploring over 100+ popular London attractions, such as Kensington Palace, Westminster Abbey, and Hampton Court Palace.

From royal weddings and state funerals to famous burials and more, St Paul’s Cathedral has played a major role in London’s history.Situated near the River Thames, St Paul’s Cathedral is one of the capital’s most iconic buildings. Sir Christopher Wren, one of Britain’s famed architects, designed the cathedral as part of a major rebuilding of the City after the 1666 Great Fire of London. The present St Paul’s Cathedral was built between 1675 and 1710 and is one of London’s most popular places of interest.Sitting on the highest point of the City of London, St Paul’s Cathedral has frequently been at the centre of national events throughout history from its consecration and surviving the Blitz to state funerals, royal weddings, and more. Step inside and discover the cathedral’s spectacular interiors, architectural design, and breath-taking panoramic views across London from the Stone and Golden Galleries.

Your visit to The View from The Shard begins with a smooth, skyward journey in the building’s high-speed lifts, delivering you to the top of Western Europe’s tallest structure in under a minute.From the enclosed viewing platforms on Levels 68 and 69, you’ll enjoy uninterrupted views stretching across London and far beyond, with interactive touchscreens and telescopes helping you identify landmarks, neighbourhoods and hidden details far below. The experience culminates on Level 72, an open-air viewing deck where the glass falls away and the city feels thrillingly close.From sunrise to sunset and into the evening glow, The View from The Shard offers a constantly changing panorama – and a real sense of just how vast, historic and vibrant London is.

Admire the exotic plants in the Palm House and Temperate House and visit The Hive in the beautiful surroundings of Kew GardensWhen you purchase Kew Gardens tickets, you're not accessing any ordinary park; you're stepping into the Royal Botanic Gardens in London- a global leader in plant diversity and historical significance. The grounds are filled with unique features such as the Palm House, a verdant, climate-controlled glasshouse, and the Great Pagoda, offering panoramic views of London.Seasonal events, educational exhibits like the bee-inspired hive structure, and engaging tours on the Kew Explorer road train create an experience that far exceeds a typical visit to a green space.What sets Kew Gardens apart from other botanical offerings in London is its wide-ranging appeal. This isn't just for the botanically inclined. With amenities like the Treetop Walkway, elevating visitors 59 feet above the ground, and children's log trails, Kew engages all ages and interests.Kew Gardens offers a unique experience that combines history and science. The Kew Palace adds a historical element while the garden's research facilities and botanical library show its commitment to education. There are also workshops and yoga sessions available, making it a truly diverse and interesting attraction.

Discover the vibrant energy of London’s East End through its iconic markets and learn fun, historical facts about the streets and skyline!This three-hour walking tour explores some of the city’s most loved markets, from the buzzing food stalls of Borough Market to the trendy independent boutiques of Spitalfields Market and beyond. Along the way, admire striking architecture and tucked-away London streets as your guide points out the best vendors and local favourites at each stop.Sample Borough Market’s famous flavours, take in the Victorian beauty of Leadenhall Market, then round things off in Spitalfields, wandering streets once associated with Jack the Ripper.The tour ends with a tasty, hand-picked savoury bite to finish on a high note.

Nestled in the greenery of Regent’s Park, London Zoo is a fascinating urban oasis home to over 10,000 animals from across the globe.Explore immersive habitats and get closer than ever to some of the world’s most incredible creatures.Step into Land of the Lions to see Asiatic lions up close, or venture into Tiger Territory to observe Sumatran tigers and learn about the conservation challenges these big cats face. Journey high into the treetops in Rainforest Life, London’s only living rainforest, and discover nocturnal creatures in the Night Life exhibit.Down at the beach, watch Humboldt penguins swim, dive, and play in England’s largest penguin pool, with spectacular underwater viewing windows. Then wander into Africa to meet the elegant giraffes and marvel at the residents of Gorilla Kingdom.

After impressing more than six million art fans in Amsterdam and Barcelona, Moco Museum has arrived in central London — bringing its fearless, conversation-starting art along for the ride.With a mission to make art accessible to all, Moco Museum showcases thought-provoking exhibitions, interactive installations and show-stopping works from artists such as Banksy, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Yayoi Kusama, and many more.Explore 100+ dynamic works by over 35 visionary creatives, spanning paintings, sculptures, installations and immersive digital experiences. The ever-evolving displays blend classic and cutting-edge styles in a space designed to spark imagination and discussion. Plus, a free audio guide (available in six languages) helps bring every piece to life.Step into 1980s New York with Voice of the Street – Keith Haring’s Subway Drawings, a major temporary exhibition at Moco Museum London. For the first time, the museum is transformed into a fully immersive subway environment, capturing the energy, urgency, and rebellious spirit of Haring’s early years.Featuring 30 original subway drawings created between 1980 and 1985, the exhibition highlights the origins of Haring’s practice, when he turned blacked-out advertising panels into powerful, uncommissioned works of public art.A top pick for art lovers and anyone searching for memorable things to do in London! Even better, Go City customers receive an exclusive Moco Museum gift bag, making your visit even more special.

Step into an immersive, cutting-edge art experience and journey through some of the greatest works of art, brought to life in breathtaking new ways.You’ll see immersive interpretations of iconic art pieces, accompanied by a soundtrack, bringing each celebrated masterpiece to life. Travel through four themed galleries and enjoy the work of world-famous artists including Van Gogh, Monet, Dali, Rembrandt, Kandisky and many more.