One of the most popular and famous London attraction, the London Eye is a can’t-miss in the capital. Check out our top tips when visiting the London Eye. The Coca-Cola London Eye is one of the most iconic structures of the capital’s skyline, a gigantic observation wheel with just 32 gigantic glass cabins that carry thousands of people up to the city’s heights. It holds its own alongside the likes of the Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge and the Shard; all of which you’ll be able to spot from the very top on a good day, by the way. Here’s some tips for visiting the London Eye – don’t forget to ..read more

Enjoy London in spring with these fun events happening around the capital It’s impossible to be bored in the English capital, especially as its event calendar really picks up for London in spring. From some of the biggest sporting tournaments through to a very royal occasion, here’s all the best things to keep an eye out for this April-June. EXPERIENCES A Big Day Out with Peter RabbitDates: 30 March – 15 April Tickets: Included with Kew Gardens entrance Venue: Kew Gardens Bring the family down to Kew Gardens this Easter break, where days full of activities have been planned out with one of Br ..read more

Just because it’s cold outside doesn’t mean there’s plenty of things to do in London this Winter! Check out our guide below! Wrap up warm in your coat and scarf, and explore some of London’s finest winter activities and seasonal events. Stroll through festive markets and admire the decorations and lights that transform London over the winter season. If you’re looking for ideas, here’s a short guide of things to do in London this winter. Brought to you by the team at London Explorer Pass. Image via Winter Wonderland Feeling festive? If you’re visiting London this winter, whether you have kids ..read more

Ever wondered what secrets lie within one of London’s scariest attractions, the London Dungeon? Then check out these top London Dungeon facts, brought to you by the team at the London Pass. Transporting visitors through 1000 years of gruesome London history, this immersive walkthrough experience features the likes of Jack the Ripper, Sweeney Todd and Guy Fawkes. But it doesn’t stop there: 360-degree sets, 2 underground rides, 19 interactive shows including the Torturer, the Whitechapel Labyrinth, the Plague Doctor and the Great Fire of London can all be found here, for ages 12 and above. 1. B ..read more

Spook yourself out this Halloween in London If you happen to be around the English capital on October 31st, you’re in for a (trick or) treat. With a number of nightclubs pulling out all the stops for fancy dress spectaculars, museums stepping up their night time activities and even a Harry Potter themed spooktacular, there’s loads to do this Halloween in London – but better get booking fast. London Dungeon While this is about as touristy as it gets, London Dungeon has remained a stalwart for those looking for something spooky to do in the English capital. Spanning over a thousand years of Lon ..read more

Discover how the London Explorer Pass works and how you can save time and money while visiting the English capital! London: in the top tier of world cities, overflowing with exciting attractions and cultural institutions. If you’re planning a trip to the British capital, chances are you’ve already got a list of places in mind to visit. Maybe you’d like to take in over a thousand years of history at Westminster Abbey, enjoy the views from the London Eye or relax at the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew. All that remains now is to work out your itinerary – and how not to blow the budget. Check out ..read more

Navigate the city like a pro with our easy-to-follow guide to getting around London London is a wonderfully diverse and cosmopolitan city – and it’s also quite large, with various distinct neighborhoods that each possesses its own delightful character. Fortunately for travelers, many of the most popular attractions are all located in central London, making getting around London a little bit easier on tourists who may be new to the area. London is, however, a notoriously difficult city to drive in – parking and traffic are challenging, not to mention adjusting to the whole ..read more

Stroll along the River Thames and discover one of the oldest parts of the city with our guide to South Bank London is a huge tourist destination, with many distinct neighbourhoods and plenty of amazing attractions to see and places to explore. As such, it can be a bit tricky to know where to visit when planning your family vacation in London. One of the first areas we suggest you spend some time is in Central London, specifically the South Bank. The South Bank, or literally the south side of the iconic River Thames, is a great destination for first time tourists and locals alike ..read more

Only have 3 days in London or just looking for a streamlined list of fun things to do in London during your upcoming trip? Follow our 3 Days in London Itinerary to see all the major highlights and experience the essential top attractions in London, England. This itinerary includes: Coca-Cola London Eye Big Bus London Hop-On Hop-Off Tour Planet Hollywood & Piccadilly Circus Trafalgar Square, National Gallery, & National Portrait Gallery St. Paul’s Cathedral Wembley Stadium Tour Photo Opp at Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, & Parliament Hyde Park & the Princess Diana Memorial Fo ..read more

Only have a day or two in London or just looking to squeeze in all the top sights in a limited amount of time? Follow our one day in London itinerary to see all the major highlights and experience the essential top attractions in London. This itinerary includes: Coca-Cola London Eye Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus London Tour St. Paul’s Cathedral Photo Opp at Big Ben Spending a few more days in London? Check out our 2 days in London Itinerary for other fun ways to plan your trip. Save on Attraction Admission Many of the popular attractions in this itinerary are avai ..read more