The London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, standing tall at 135 meters offering tourists sweeping views of London and sites like the Big Ben, Parliament houses, Buckingham Palace, the Shard and St Paul's Cathedral. Each capsule represents a London borough and offers a unique perspective with the sunset views being the best!

Discover the Tower of London's rich history, from royal residence to prison and treasury. Experience the cultural significance of this iconic landmark, attracting tourists with its historic exhibits and crown jewels.

Discover Tower Bridge, a Grade I listed bascule ( A bascule bridge is a type of bridge that lifts up like a seesaw to let boats go through ) and suspension bridge, designed by Horace Jones. This London landmark spanning the Thames River was built between 1886 and 1894. The Tower Bridge features twin 61-meter-tall towers and a 240-meter length. Originally steam-powered, it now operates with electro-hydraulic systems. Explore its heritage at the Tower Bridge Exhibition, where you can walk its glass-covered walkways, experience its Victorian engine rooms, and learn about its history as a vital transport link.

Immerse yourself in the electric O2 Arena, a multi-faceted indoor arena that has redefined entertainment on a global scale. With an impressive seating capacity and a place among the world's largest structures, The O2 invites you to a world of possibilities including Up At The O2 Climb which is a climb to the top of the arena, shopping at the Icon Outlet and trampoline parks, bowling alleys and plenty of bars and restaurants.

Join us for an exclusive tour of Arsenal FC's Emirates Stadium, where you'll explore the architectural marvel and beating heart of one of football's most beloved clubs. This guided tour offers a rare glimpse into areas usually reserved for players and officials, including a walk through the tunnel and a visit to the first-team dressing room. Along the way, knowledgeable guides share insights into the club's rich heritage, culminating in a visit to the Arsenal Museum. Whether you're a die-hard fan or simply curious about the beautiful game, the Emirates Stadium tour is an unforgettable adventure into the essence of football.

Kensington Palace has been a royal residence since the 17th century, and currently serves as the abode for members of the British royal family, including the Prince and Princess of Wales and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. Under the care of Historic Royal Palaces, the palace has opened its rooms to the public since 1899. Visitors can explore highlights like the King's and Queen's Apartments, the magnificent King's Gallery, and the beautifully adorned Cupola Room, as well as the enchanting gardens and orangery.

Buckingham Palace, built in 1703 for the Duke of Buckingham, has been the primary London residence of British monarchs since 1837. It plays host to numerous official affairs and receptions and also opens its doors to visitors, granting access to its impressive 775 rooms. On your visit to London, Buckingham Palace is bound to be a top attraction to explore!

Nature enthusiasts in London shouldn't miss Kew Gardens, a botanical paradise boasting a stunning array of plant species. Dive into the beauty of nature and discover rare and exotic plants from across the globe. Book your tickets now for an unforgettable botanical experience!

Delve into the heart of football at Stamford Bridge, home of Chelsea FC. Journey behind the scenes of a Premier League powerhouse. Explore our range of immersive ticket options to live the football legend experience.

Hampton Court Palace is a London icon steeped in Tudor drama. Once Cardinal Wolsey's grand ambition, it became Henry VIII's opulent home. Explore grand state rooms, wander stunning gardens, and conquer the iconic maze. Witness the world's largest surviving Tudor kitchens and the Great Hall, a testament to royal power. Within these walls, Catherine Howard’s ghost is said to haunt the Haunted Gallery, a chilling reminder of the palace's dramatic past.