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Old Royal Naval College
Baroque masterpiece with Painted Hall and magnificent architecture in UNESCO World Heritage maritime Greenwich.
Royal Observatory Greenwich
Home of time and space, stand on the Prime Meridian Line and explore astronomy and navigation history.
The Crystal Maze Live Experience
Immersive team game based on the TV show with physical, mental, skill, and mystery challenges.
Cutty Sark
Last surviving tea clipper ship with interactive exhibitions about maritime trade and life at sea.
HMS Belfast
Historic Royal Navy warship permanently moored on Thames. Explore nine decks from bridge to engine room.
London Eye Experience
Complete London Eye experience including fast-track entry, champagne, and 4D cinema experience.
Madame Tussauds London
World-famous wax museum with lifelike figures of celebrities, royals, and historical figures plus interactive experiences.
Brighton and Royal Pavilion
Seaside resort with exotic Royal Pavilion, Brighton Pier, and vibrant shopping in The Lanes.
Stonehenge and Salisbury
Prehistoric stone circle and UNESCO World Heritage Site with visitor center and Salisbury Cathedral.
Canterbury Cathedral
UNESCO World Heritage Site, seat of Archbishop of Canterbury, and destination of Chaucer's pilgrims.
Cambridge University and City
Prestigious university city with beautiful colleges, punting on River Cam, and stunning architecture.
Oxford University and City
Historic university city with famous colleges, Bodleian Library, and charming medieval streets.
Windsor Castle and Eton
Oldest occupied castle in the world, official residence of the Queen, plus historic Eton College.
Guildhall
Ceremonial and administrative center of the City of London for over 800 years with Great Hall and Art Gallery.
Temple Church
Medieval church built by Knights Templar, featured in Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code with round nave and effigies.
The Old Bailey
Central Criminal Court with public galleries for observing trials. Historic site of justice in London.
St Paul's Cathedral
Baroque masterpiece by Christopher Wren with famous dome, Whispering Gallery, and panoramic city views.
Westminster Abbey
Gothic abbey church where monarchs have been crowned for 1,000 years. Poets' Corner and royal tombs.
The Monument
202-foot tall stone column commemorating the Great Fire of London with 311 steps to the top for city views.
Piccadilly Circus
Busy junction known for neon signs, Eros statue, and proximity to theaters, shops, and restaurants.
Trafalgar Square
Famous public square with Nelson's Column, National Gallery, and regular events. Heart of London's tourist district.
London Bridge
Historic bridge crossing the Thames, immortalized in nursery rhyme. Gateway to Borough Market and Southwark.
Tower Bridge
Victorian bascule bridge with glass floor walkways offering spectacular Thames views and Victorian Engine Rooms.
Big Ben and Houses of Parliament
Iconic clock tower and seat of UK government. Westminster Hall tours available when Parliament is sitting.