The London Pass is a sightseeing card that offers access to 90 attractions in London, including landmarks such as Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, and a cruise down the River Thames, among many others. It's a definite must for any UK adventure!
Pass Options
When you make your reservation, you can opt for the London Pass or the London Pass Plus. Below, we explain the differences between each pass:
London Pass
The London Pass is a more economical option, that allows you to discover the main attractions of London at your own pace. Of all the attractions included in the London Pass, the most popular are:
- Tower of London
- Westminster Abbey
- St. Paul's Cathedral
- Tower Bridge
- Kensington Palace
- London Zoo
- Royal Observatory of Greenwich
- Thames River Cruise
- London Transport Museum
- Royal Horse Guards Museum
London Pass Plus
The London Pass Plus carries a higher cost, but includes access to more attractions, such as The View from the Shard, Madame Tussauds wax museum, The London Eye or the Big Bus sightseeing bus. Of all the attractions included in the London Pass Plus, the most popular are:
- Tower of London
- The View from the Shard
- Westminster Abbey
- Madame Tussauds London
- The London Eye
- Thames River Cruise
- London sightseeing bus
- Tower Bridge
- Kensington Palace
- Kew Gardens
- Shakespeare's Globe
- Tour of London's historic pubs
Please note that some activities and attractions require prior reservation. At this link you can see all the attractions included with detailed information about opening hours and the reservation process.
How Does It Work?
The validity of the London Pass and London Pass Plus card begins when it is used for the first time. From that moment, you can use it for the contracted days consecutively.
Although a starting day is requested at the time of booking, you may use the service for the 12 months following the date of purchase.
More GoCity Cards in London
Depending on your needs and how you are going to organize your trip, you may be interested in the Go City London Explorer Pass. It's a similar card, but instead of being valid for days, it's booked according to the number of attractions you wish to access.
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