4 starting points available
54.23 km
64 minutes
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Warner Bros. Studio London
5 attractions
Tickets included
Immerse yourself in the magical world of Harry Potter with a comprehensive tour of the Warner Bros. Studio, featuring iconic sets, costumes, and special effects.
1. Great Hall
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Discover the magnificent Great Hall where the Hogwarts students would get sorted into their respective Houses.
2. The Forbidden Forest
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Meet Acromantula, Aragog at the Forbidden Forest where some of the most terrifying moments of the movies were shot.
3. Platform 9¾
Tickets included
Click a photo with the iconic Hogwarts Express.
4. Diagon Alley
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Explore the street that is home to Gringotts Bank, and Ollivanders wand shop.
5. Gringotts Wizarding Bank
Tickets included
Visit the only bank in the Wizarding World and don't forget to get clicked inside the inside the Lestrange vault.
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Victoria Station
Choose from 4 London pick-up points with entry tickets to the studio
Feel the magic of the Hogwarts in the Snow experience from 16th Nov to 19th Jan
Choose from 4 London pick-up points with entry tickets to the studio
Feel the magic of the Hogwarts in the Snow experience from 16th Nov to 19th Jan
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London’s calling and so are savings – get 15% off on all bookings till Dec 31.
London’s calling and so are savings – get 15% off on all bookings till Dec 31.
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Please click here for detailed route maps and boarding points.
You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Red Route
Blue Route
Green Route
Thames River cruise
From Tower Pier
From Westminster Pier
Evening bus tour
See London’s landmarks sparkle on this guided, non-stop Christmas night bus tour.
See London’s landmarks sparkle on this guided, non-stop Christmas night bus tour.
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London Christmas Lights night bus tour
London Eye
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Victoria
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Green Park
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3 starting points available
1. Westminster Pier
Embark on a scenic River Thames cruise from Westminster. See London's iconic monuments from your unique aquatic vantage point.
2. London Eye Pier
Embark on a scenic River Thames cruise from the London Eye Pier. See London's iconic monuments from your unique aquatic vantage point.
3. Tower Pier
Embark on a scenic River Thames cruise from Tower Pier. See London's iconic monuments from your unique aquatic vantage point.
Houses of Parliament
London Eye
Royal Festival Hall
Tate Modern
St. Paul's Cathedral
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Borough Market
Southwark Cathedral
HMS Belfast
The Shard
Tower of London
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Westminster Pier
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Live English commentary & audio guide in 13 languages
Jingle all the way through the streets of London on a Christmas bus tour!
Jingle all the way through the streets of London on a Christmas bus tour!
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Christmas lights tour (from Nov 16 to Jan 2)
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Bayswater Road Hilton Hotel
See iconic sights by day on a bus, hidden gems by foot, and the city sparkle on an evening tour.
See iconic sights by day on a bus, hidden gems by foot, and the city sparkle on an evening tour.
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Please click here for detailed route maps and boarding points.
You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Yellow route
Blue route
Green route
Evening bus tour
Inclusions
London Eye
London HOHO
Thames River cruise
Please click here for detailed route maps and boarding points.
You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Red Route
Blue Route
Green Route
Thames River cruise
From Tower Pier
From Westminster Pier
London Eye
London HOHO
Thames River cruise
Borough Market
Your 2.5-hour walking tour of the Harry Potter filming locations will begin from Borough Market.
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The Golden Hinde
The Golden Hinde, a replica of Sir Francis Drake’s famous ship, is a must-see for anyone interested in London’s maritime history. It was featured in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when the students boarded the Hogwarts Express.
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Winchester Palace
Winchester Palace was once a grand palace and residence of the powerful Archbishops of Winchester. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban featured some scenes near the ruins, with the location chosen for its atmospheric look.
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The Clink Prison Museum
The Clink Prison dates back to 1144, making it one of England's oldest prisons. This museum inspired the design of Azkaban in the Harry Potter films, particularly in the depiction of dark and haunting prison environments.
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Shakespeare's Globe
Shakespeare's Globe is an iconic, faithful reconstruction of the Elizabethan playhouse where the Bard’s plays were first performed. Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) starred in the Harry Potter series, but he also performed at Shakespeare's Globe in Equus, adding a connection between the two worlds.
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Millennium Bridge
The Millennium Bridge was opened in 2000 as part of the celebration of the new millennium. he bridge features in a dramatic scene in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when the Death Eaters wreak havoc on the London skyline.
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Blackfriars
From Blackfriars Station, you will board the tube to take you to Embankment Station from where the rest of your walking tour will commence.
Subway
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Embankment
Once you reach the Embankment Station, the rest of your Harry Potter filming spots walking tour will begin.
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London Eye
The London Eye, a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank, offers stunning views of the city. It appears in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, giving fans a glimpse of the magical city.
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Great Scotland Yard
Great Scotland Yard, once the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police, is now home to various government buildings and embassies. This is where the headquarters of the Ministry of Magic was located in the movies.
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Gringotts Wizarding Bank
Gringotts Wizarding Bank, located in the heart of the magical world, is inspired by the majestic architecture of the Bank of England. In the movies, it's guarded by goblins and heavily protected by magic.
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Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square’s grand layout has made it a popular backdrop for many scenes in Harry Potter films.
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Diagon Alley
Diagon Alley, the heart of the wizarding world, is a key location for every Harry Potter fan. The alley is one of the most magical places in the Harry Potter universe, with locations like Ollivanders wand shop filmed in the city.
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Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre, a beautiful venue for West End productions, was used as the setting for the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child stage play.
Borough Market
Your 2.5-hour walking tour of the Harry Potter filming locations will begin from Borough Market.
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The Golden Hinde
The Golden Hinde, a replica of Sir Francis Drake’s famous ship, is a must-see for anyone interested in London’s maritime history. It was featured in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when the students boarded the Hogwarts Express.
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Winchester Palace
Winchester Palace was once a grand palace and residence of the powerful Archbishops of Winchester. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban featured some scenes near the ruins, with the location chosen for its atmospheric look.
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The Clink Prison Museum
The Clink Prison dates back to 1144, making it one of England's oldest prisons. This museum inspired the design of Azkaban in the Harry Potter films, particularly in the depiction of dark and haunting prison environments.
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Shakespeare's Globe
Shakespeare's Globe is an iconic, faithful reconstruction of the Elizabethan playhouse where the Bard’s plays were first performed. Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) starred in the Harry Potter series, but he also performed at Shakespeare's Globe in Equus, adding a connection between the two worlds.
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Millennium Bridge
The Millennium Bridge was opened in 2000 as part of the celebration of the new millennium. he bridge features in a dramatic scene in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when the Death Eaters wreak havoc on the London skyline.
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Blackfriars
From Blackfriars Pier, you will take an Uber boat to Embankment Pier from where the rest of your walking tour will commence.
Boat
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Embankment
Once you reach the Embankment Pier, the rest of your Harry Potter filming spots walking tour will begin.
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London Eye
The London Eye, a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank, offers stunning views of the city. It appears in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, giving fans a glimpse of the magical city.
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Great Scotland Yard
Great Scotland Yard, once the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police, is now home to various government buildings and embassies. This is where the headquarters of the Ministry of Magic was located in the movies.
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Gringotts Wizarding Bank
Gringotts Wizarding Bank, located in the heart of the magical world, is inspired by the majestic architecture of the Bank of England. In the movies, it's guarded by goblins and heavily protected by magic.
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Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square’s grand layout has made it a popular backdrop for many scenes in Harry Potter films.
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Diagon Alley
Diagon Alley, the heart of the wizarding world, is a key location for every Harry Potter fan. The alley is one of the most magical places in the Harry Potter universe, with locations like Ollivanders wand shop filmed in the city.
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Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre, a beautiful venue for West End productions, was used as the setting for the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child stage play.
Platform 9 ¾
Your tour will begin at the Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9 ¾. Reach 30 mins early so that you get ample time to click photos with the trolley.
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10 Downing Street
10, Downing Street is the official residence of the British Prime Minister. A rare look inside the street was featured in the Harry Potter films for the wizarding world’s politics.
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Great Scotland Yard Road
Known for its connection to Scotland Yard, the heart of London’s law enforcement, this street appears in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, where the Ministry of Magic is located.
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Trafalgar Square
One of the most iconic spots in London, Trafalgar Square is famous for its monuments, including Nelson’s Column. Trafalgar Square makes a brief but memorable appearance in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, when Harry is introduced to the magical world.
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Cecil Court
A quaint, narrow street filled with magical bookshops, this location offers the perfect setting for Harry Potter fans. Cecil Court appears as the location for the Diagon Alley set in the Harry Potter films, adding a touch of wizarding magic to the real-world location.
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Goodwin’s Court
A tiny, hidden alley with cobblestone streets that evoke the same charm as the magical world of Harry Potter. Featured as the location for "Diagon Alley" in the first Harry Potter film, this narrow street brings the magic to life right in the heart of London.
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Palace Theatre
Home to the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child play, this grand theater offers visitors a chance to step into the world of the Potter universe.
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St Paul’s Cathedral
The dome of St. Paul’s is one of the largest in the world. The catherdral appears in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, where it's visible during a dramatic chase.
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Millenium Bridge
Known for its sleek modern design, the Millennium Bridge connects St. Paul’s Cathedral with Tate Modern and was famously destroyed by Death Eaters in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
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Borough Market
A bustling and vibrant food market, this spot is known for its delicious local offerings and also makes a brief appearance in the Harry Potter films. It's seen in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban when Harry and his friends are making their way through the magical parts of London.
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The Clink Prison Museum
The Clink Prison Museum is one of London’s oldest prisons. While not directly featured in the Harry Potter series, the Clink represents the darker aspects of the magical world, where some wizards might have ended up in a real prison.
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Platform 9 ¾
Guided film locations walking tour in the language of your choice, with an optional cruise
Guided film locations walking tour in the language of your choice, with an optional cruise
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Explore Harry Potter filming locations in Oxford along with the studio
Explore Harry Potter filming locations in Oxford along with the studio
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You can take a bus around the city and discover what it has to offer. You can also take a hop on hop off tour, where buses are frequent and pass every stop on their routes very often. This gives you a chance to get off, explore an attraction, and get back on the next bus and continue your journey as per your convenience.
London Bus ToursWalking tours are perfect for when you want to explore multiple attractions in one area. Put on a pair of comfortable shoes and discover London on foot to thoroughly explore the city. You can see London at your own pace and experience every single detail of this fast-paced city.
London Walking ToursRiver Thames is the longest river in England, covering nearly 350 kilometers. When in London, you can take a river cruise on the Thames and explore the city from a completely different path. Combine it with lunch or dinner, and enjoy an unbeatable view of the city while you indulge in a scrumptious meal.
Thames River CruisesFans of J. K. Rowling’s masterpiece are in for a treat when in London! You can take a Harry Potter tour and discover the set of the film at Warner Bros. Studios. The tour gives you an insight into the sets and everything that went on behind the scenes in this beloved film series!
Harry Potter ToursLondon is filled with so many things to do, see, and experience, that it becomes almost impossible to choose. These tours cover popular attractions such as St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower of London, London Eye, and Madame Tussauds, among others, giving you the chance to see the best of London.
All TicketsLondon is a very bicycle-friendly city, allowing you to discover this city on two wheels. It is perfectly safe, as long as you stick to your lane. You can listen to your guide as he takes you around the city and gives you information about the history of the monuments, while you feel the breeze in your hair.
London is a melting pot of cultures, with a very vibrant culinary scene. What better way to discover London than its range of gastronomic delights? You can try out a variety of cuisines from across the world, and indulge in the British pub culture by enjoying a pint or two!
London Food ToursFootball fans just cannot miss London Stadium tours! Covering the famous Wembley Stadium, London Stadium (former Olympic Stadium), Emirates Stadium (home of Arsenal FC), and Stamford Bridge (home of Chelsea FC), these tours are a wonderful way to experience the stadiums.
London Stadium ToursLondon sightseeing tours are a great way to discover the city and everything beyond, and include day trips, tours, and attractions. Here are some of the best sightseeing tours London has to offer:
Visit one of the world’s most famous prehistoric monuments and uncover its mysteries with a day trip to the Salisbury Plain. When taking a day trip to Stonehenge from London, you can take a half-day trip, day trip, or even a combo tour to other places like Bath, Salisbury, and Windsor.
Stonehenge ToursOxford is famous for the university and its magical buildings. As several parts of the Harry Potter film franchise were filmed here, it is a popular tourist attraction for fans. Take a guided tour of this town alongside Stratford and other destinations to get a feel of traditional British architecture.
Oxford ToursKnown for its Roman Baths, the entire city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover a vibrant city with a dominant Georgian architecture. You can take a day tour to visit Bath along with other tourist attractions. As part of the tour, you can take a walking tour of the city and even enter the famous Roman Baths!
Bath ToursExplore the Queen’s weekend residence, along with its lush and verdant surroundings with a short day trip to Windsor. Take a guided tour to discover this 900-year old castle and all the historical events it has witnessed. You can visit the town as part of a half-day tour or a combo tour along with towns like Lacock and Oxford.
Windsor Castle ToursCovering 800 acres of the countryside, the Cotswolds comprises of 6 counties with medieval towns & villages. You will discover many hidden gems here. Visit through a guided tour, including transfers and an expert guide, along with other British towns like Oxford and Stratford for an authentic experience.
Cotswolds ToursBe it verdant parks, historic sites, art galleries, or a vibrant nightlife, Leeds has it all. A cosmopolitan city that takes pride in its roots, Leeds is famous for Leeds Castle, Lotherton Hall, Leeds City Museum, The Corn Exchange, and more. When in Leeds, visitors must visit the City Square, which is dotted with many statues.
Leeds Castle ToursIn Kent, England, lies UNESCO World Heritage Site - the city of Canterbury. One of the oldest cities in England, Canterbury has been around since the Paleolithic era. Some popular sites include Canterbury Cathedral, St. Augustine’s Abbey, and Canterbury City Walls, among others.
Canterbury Cathedral ToursHome of William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon is a beautiful town with much to offer. You can take a guided tour along with other popular destinations for a memorable visit. You will be accompanied by an experienced guide, and transfers will be included for a hassle-free experience.
Lacock is a popular destination for day tours from London. It is famous for its Abbey and cloisters, which have gained fame as a filming location for the Harry Potter movie franchise. You can take a guided tour with a professional English-speaking tour guide and round trip transfers from London.
Visiting the White Cliffs of Dover is an absolutely enchanting experience. The cliffs, along with Dover Castle and St. Margaret's Bay, are some stunning sights to catch in the city on your guided tour. The tour includes transfers to and from London, along with visits to other towns such as Leeds and Canterbury.
Just 9 miles from Stonehenge, Salisbury is a medieval city in Wiltshire. The most famous landmark is the Salisbury Cathedral, which has the best-preserved Magna Carta of four surviving exemplars. Other places of interest include Salisbury Museum, Arundells, and Old Sarum.
On River Avon lies the town of Warwick in West Midlands. It is best known for Warwick Castle, which was founded in 1068 by William the Conqueror. Other popular tourist attractions are Lord Leycester Hospital & Master’s Garden, St. Mary’s Collegiate Church, and St. John’s House.
Can't decide between guided or self-guided London tours? Here are some pointers to help you decide what suits you better:
While a London hop on hop off tour is your best bet to explore the city and cover all attractions at your own pace, guided walking tours are also a great way to discover the city. Being a tourist in London can get overwhelming, but walking tours, and even river cruise tours, will help you appreciate the beauty of this sprawling city.
While a guided tour may seem like a more expensive option, it is worth your money and time. An experienced guide will take you around the city and give you interesting facts and information about it, and answer any questions you may have. Additionally, transportation is usually taken care of, ensuring you have a hassle-free experience.
Some of the best tours in London include a Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio Tour, London City tour, and the London at Night tour, which shows London in all its splendour.
Windsor, Stonehenge, and Bath are some popular day trip destinations from London. Find out more about day trips from London here.
Hop on Hop off tours are the best bus tours in London, as they give you the freedom to explore the city at your own leisure.
Yes, absolutely. London is a very pedestrian and bicycle-friendly city. Be it a group tour or an individual visit, it is safe.
As part of the London Harry Potter tour, you will get to see the real sets, costumes, and props used in the filming of the franchise. Some of the sets you will get to see include Dumbledore's Office, Gringotts Bank, Diagon Alley, Platform 9 and 3/4, and the Cupboard under the Stairs, amongst others.
When in London, you can typically take 1-2 hours to tour an attraction. Some attractions you can cover in 1-2 hours include London Eye, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Madame Tussauds, and Westminster Abbey. Please ensure you purchase skip the line or fast track tickets for attractions. Theatre fans can also spend time watching a show on West End.
To experience London on a budget, you can either head to free attractions such as Sky Garden (needs to be booked in advance), British Museum, Hyde Park, and Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace. You can also look for cheap London attractions such as St. Paul’s Cathedral (£20), Tower of London Tickets with Crown Jewels (£25), Kensington Palace (£21.5), and Westminster To Greenwich River Thames Sightseeing Cruise (£13).
Some of the best London tours for couples include Tower of London and Tower Bridge, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and The View from the Shard. You can also head to Hyde Park, Borough Market, Covent Garden, or Camden Market.
Day tours from London are usually done in significantly smaller groups, so you can opt for those. Or you can opt for a Hop on Hop off tour where you can manage social distancing and take your own time exploring all attractions.
Some of the best London tours for groups include city walking tours, food tours, river cruise tours, and Warner Bros. Studio tour.
Some kid-friendly attractions in London are KidZania, London Zoo, London Eye, Madame Tussauds, and Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio tour.
There is so much to see and experience in London, that it is almost impossible to pick the best. Some popular attractions include the Tower of London, London Eye, St. Paul's Cathedral, British Museum, Buckingham Palace, and Big Ben.
A day in London can end up getting chaotic, unless you plan it out well. Here's an itinerary that you can use. In the morning, head to St. James Park, Buckingham Palace, and then Westminster Abbey. After lunch, you can head to the Big Ben, take a Thames River Cruise, and visit St. Paul's Cathedral. Post this, you can visit Tower of London and the Shard, and end the day after visiting Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square. Just ensure you purchase skip the line tickets so you get enough time at the attractions.
This depends solely on the sightseeing tour, but some popular attractions include St. Paul's Cathedral, London Eye, Buckingham Palace, Wembley Stadium, and Tower of London.
The London tube and bus system are both extensive networks that cover the entire city. You can get a Visitor Oyster card, which covers the bus, Tube, tram, DLR, London Overground, TfL Rail, River Bus, and most National Rail services.
That depends on which attractions you will be visiting. If you’re looking at a budget vacation, you may need £60 per day. For midrange spending, you’ll be looking at £150 per day. And for a luxury vacation in London, you may need approximately £420 per day.
There are many different options for London sightseeing tours. You can choose from Hop On Hop Off bus tours, walking tours, food tours, city tours, Harry Potter tours, ghost tours, helicopter tours, and bike tours.
London usually has mild and pleasant weather. That being said, it's always best to carry a light raincoat or umbrella in case of rain. During summer, ensure you carry sunglasses and sunscreen. In Winter, be sure to dress warm.
Train and coach services are an efficient and inexpensive way to get to your destination from London. You can also drive down to your destination, but keep in mind that in some places, parking can be really expensive.