Timings: 9am to 5:30pm
Address: Tower Hill, London EC3N 4AB, United Kingdom
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Grab the London Pass to see 90+ top sights! Add London Pass Plus for 4 exclusive extras.
Grab the London Pass to see 90+ top sights! Add London Pass Plus for 4 exclusive extras.
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The London City Card often provides discounts and deals on major attractions, which can save you money compared to buying individual tickets.
From the Tower of London and the London Eye to Westminster Abbey and river cruises, your City Card covers a wide range of must-see attractions like museums, guided tours, cruises, and more. It’s your all-in-one key to the city’s top experiences.
Whether you're in town for a quick getaway or a longer holiday, there's a pass that fits. Choose how many days or attractions you want – it's sightseeing, your way.
Some passes give you up to a year to activate after your purchase. So you have plenty of time to decide when you want to plan your visits within that time frame.
Plan to visit 4 attractions? Here’s your price breakdown with/without the city card.
Without the London City Card:
Thames Clippers 1-day River Roamer: £28.30
Tower of London: £35.80
Westminster Abbey: £30
London Zoo: £42
Total cost without the city card: £136.1
Total cost with the London Explorer Pass: £99
Save 28% (£37.1) on 4 must-see attractions! Experience London’s best for less.
Planning a 1-day trip to London to visit the top 5 attractions?
Here's how the city card will help your pocket.
Without the London City Card:
Tower of London: £35.80
Kensington Palace: £24.70
Madame Tussauds London: £42
Arsenal Stadium Tour: £35
Wembley Stadium Tour: £28
Total cost without city card: £165.5
Total cost with the London Pass: £79
Spend a day exploring 5 top attractions in the city and save a massive 52% (£86.5)! Want to include other sights? Pick and choose from 90+ attractions and create your own itinerary!
With this card, you can choose the number of days you want the card to be valid for (from first use) and visit 90+ attractions from the list. Ideal for visitors aiming to explore numerous attractions within a limited timeframe since it offers the flexibility to visit as many attractions as desired during the selected number of days.
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With this card, you get an extended validity from first use and can choose the number of attractions you want to visit from the list. It’s perfect for visitors who want to take their own time to visit a set number of attractions.
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If you're going for a shorter duration and want to make the most of London, it is highly recommended to go for the Turbopass London City Pass or the Turbopass London City Pass with London Eye Tickets. You can choose the validity based on days. For example, if you plan to visit for 6 days and want to spend 5 days exploring everything London has to offer, get the 5-day pass, which will give you access to over 18 attractions like the Tower of London, Kensington Palace, and Madame Tussauds, cruises, guided tours, and more.
Both passes cover top attractions but differ slightly: the Turbopass London City Pass does not include entry to the London Eye, while the latter does.
If you're planning to visit the top few attractions but want to pace it out, the London Explorer Pass by Go City is the best options for you. The London Explorer Pass lets you explore 2 to 7 attractions, and you can visit any attraction from a list of 90+ options. The list includes all top attractions like the Tower of London, the London Eye, Tower Bridge, Westminster Abbey, and The Shard, as well as experiences like Up at The O2, the London Bridge Experience, and the Frameless – Immersive Art Experience, among others.
If you want to explore the city at your own pace, the London Pass by Go City is perfect. It comes with a 10-day validity after first use and you can choose any of the attractions from the list of 90+ attractions. This is highly recommended if you're someone who loves taking it slow and wants to cover several top attractions during your long visit.
Alternatively, if you want to go for attractions to explore as per your flexibility on a shorter stay, you can consider the Turbopass London City Pass or the Turbopass London City Pass with London Eye Tickets since they come with a list of 90+ attractions to choose from and shorter validity of up to 5 days.
Timings: 9am to 5:30pm
Address: Tower Hill, London EC3N 4AB, United Kingdom
A London City Card gives you the perfect mix of savings, convenience, and flexibility. You'll get to skip ticket lines, pick the attractions you want, and save more than buying tickets individually. It’s a smart, time-saving way to see the city.
London City Cards give you access to top spots like the Tower of London, Kensington Palace, Madame Tussauds, Thames cruises, HOHO tours, London Zoo, SEA LIFE, and more.
Depending on the card you choose, you can explore from a list of 90+ attractions, all at your own pace and schedule.
You’ll get detailed info on every attraction through the mobile app. Just check your confirmation email for the download link once you book.
Some attractions may need advance booking, but don’t worry, you’ll find all the reservation details right in the mobile app.
Each attraction can be visited once, unless your pass or the app mentions otherwise.
Your City Card will be delivered digitally via email after purchase, giving you instant access along with all the info you need for a smooth experience. You can download the mobile app linked in your confirmation email to check attraction details, make reservations, and plan your itinerary with ease.
You’ll find full instructions in your confirmation email. Your card activates when you visit your first attraction, and you’ll also get access to suggested itineraries, maps, and other helpful tools.
Just show your City Card at the entrance to enter the attraction, either on your phone or as a printed pass from the link in your confirmation email. It’s that easy!
The validity of your London City Card depends on the ticket you’ve purchased. Check your ticket details for more information.