London City Pass Comparison: Go City Explorer vs All-Inclusive vs Turbopass (2026)
Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, St Paul's, the London Eye, free museums, and Hop-on Hop-off — compared by what's actually included, verified against each provider's own current pages.
| Feature |
💰 Best price  Go City Explorer Pass | Go City All-Inclusive PassFull pass guide → |  Turbopass LondonFull pass guide → | Individual Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | From £65 (pick 2 attractions) | From £105 (1 day, unlimited attractions) | €129.00 (1 day, adult) — note this is priced in Euros, not Pounds | Pay per attraction — see rows below |
| Is this 'The London Pass'? | No — a separate Go City product | Effectively yes — the historic independent 'The London Pass' brand (thelondonpass.com) is discontinued; today's londonpass.com is Go City's own site for this same All-Inclusive Pass | No — a fully separate, unrelated provider | Not applicable |
| Tower of London | Included in the attraction pool | Included | Included (with Crown Jewels access, part of standard admission either way) | £37.00 (£29.50 senior/student, £18.50 child); Crown Jewels included in every ticket |
| Tower Bridge | Included in the attraction pool | Not confirmed in the published inclusion list | Not included | £18.00 (£13.50 concession, £9.00 child); never bundled with the Tower of London by any provider |
| Westminster Abbey | Not confirmed in the published pool | Not confirmed in the published inclusion list | Not included | £31.00 (£28.00 senior/student, £14.00 child); no sightseeing admission on Sundays — worship only |
| St Paul's Cathedral | Included in the attraction pool | Included | Not included | £27.00 (£24.00 senior/student, £10.50 child); no sightseeing admission on Sundays — worship only |
| London Eye | Included | Included (ticket tier — Standard vs. Flexi Fast Track — not confirmed) | Optional add-on, not automatically included | Dynamic pricing, Standard from £29 (timed slot) or Flexi Fast Track from £49 (any time, genuinely separate ticket) |
| British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern/Britain, V&A, Natural History Museum, Science Museum | Already free — a pass adds no savings here | Already free — a pass adds no savings here | Already free — a pass adds no savings here | £0 — all seven have free permanent-collection admission |
| Hop-on Hop-off Bus | Not confirmed | Included — specifically a 2-Day Big Bus ticket | Included, exact operator not stated on Turbopass's own page | From £24.78-32 (1 day) depending on operator — Big Bus, Tootbus, or Golden Tours are the three current operators |
| Thames Cruise | Not confirmed | Included — specifically a City Cruises 24-hour Hop-On Hop-Off River Pass | Included, exact product not stated on Turbopass's own page | From £15 (single sightseeing ticket) or from £26 (24-hour river pass) — a one-way ticket and an unlimited day pass are very different products |
| Public Transport (TfL) | Not included | Not included — confirmed directly on Go City's own FAQ | Not confirmed either way | Pay-as-you-go with daily capping: £8.90/day Zones 1-2 (Tube/rail), £5.25/day buses |
| Format | Digital, Go City app | Digital, Go City app | Digital, QR code | Varies by provider |
| 💡 Best For | Best for a shorter visit targeting a specific handful of paid attractions (Tower of London, London Eye, Tower Bridge) — weak value if your list leans toward the free museums or Westminster Abbey/St Paul's, which aren't confirmed in its pool. | Real value for a museum-and-landmark-heavy multi-day visit that also wants the bundled 2-Day Big Bus ticket and 24-hour City Cruises river pass — remember it's the same product marketed today as 'The London Pass', since that independent brand's own site is no longer live. | Best suited to a traveler who specifically wants Tower of London, Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE, and London Dungeon bundled together with a HOHO bus and river cruise — priced in Euros (€129 for 1 day) rather than Pounds, so convert before comparing directly against the GBP-priced Go City products. | Wins outright for a free-museum-heavy visit (the seven major London museums are already £0, so no pass creates real savings there) and for a light, 2-3-landmark visit — run the actual numbers for your specific plans. |
| Check price on Go City Explorer Pass ✓ Verified 2026-09-10 | Check price on Go City All-Inclusive Pass ✓ Verified 2026-09-10 | Check price on Turbopass London ✓ Verified 2026-09-10 | Buy each ticket on its own official page — see the attraction guides below. |
Go City Explorer Pass
From £65 (pick 2 attractions)
💡 Best for a shorter visit targeting a specific handful of paid attractions (Tower of London, London Eye, Tower Bridge) — weak value if your list leans toward the free museums or Westminster Abbey/St Paul's, which aren't confirmed in its pool.
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- Is this 'The London Pass'?
- No — a separate Go City product
- Tower of London
- Included in the attraction pool
- Tower Bridge
- Included in the attraction pool
- Westminster Abbey
- Not confirmed in the published pool
- St Paul's Cathedral
- Included in the attraction pool
- London Eye
- Included
- British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern/Britain, V&A, Natural History Museum, Science Museum
- Already free — a pass adds no savings here
- Hop-on Hop-off Bus
- Not confirmed
- Thames Cruise
- Not confirmed
- Public Transport (TfL)
- Not included
- Format
- Digital, Go City app
Check price on Go City Explorer Pass ✓ Verified 2026-09-10
Go City All-Inclusive Pass
Full pass guide →From £105 (1 day, unlimited attractions)
💡 Real value for a museum-and-landmark-heavy multi-day visit that also wants the bundled 2-Day Big Bus ticket and 24-hour City Cruises river pass — remember it's the same product marketed today as 'The London Pass', since that independent brand's own site is no longer live.
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- Is this 'The London Pass'?
- Effectively yes — the historic independent 'The London Pass' brand (thelondonpass.com) is discontinued; today's londonpass.com is Go City's own site for this same All-Inclusive Pass
- Tower of London
- Included
- Tower Bridge
- Not confirmed in the published inclusion list
- Westminster Abbey
- Not confirmed in the published inclusion list
- St Paul's Cathedral
- Included
- London Eye
- Included (ticket tier — Standard vs. Flexi Fast Track — not confirmed)
- British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern/Britain, V&A, Natural History Museum, Science Museum
- Already free — a pass adds no savings here
- Hop-on Hop-off Bus
- Included — specifically a 2-Day Big Bus ticket
- Thames Cruise
- Included — specifically a City Cruises 24-hour Hop-On Hop-Off River Pass
- Public Transport (TfL)
- Not included — confirmed directly on Go City's own FAQ
- Format
- Digital, Go City app
Check price on Go City All-Inclusive Pass ✓ Verified 2026-09-10
Turbopass London
Full pass guide →€129.00 (1 day, adult) — note this is priced in Euros, not Pounds
💡 Best suited to a traveler who specifically wants Tower of London, Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE, and London Dungeon bundled together with a HOHO bus and river cruise — priced in Euros (€129 for 1 day) rather than Pounds, so convert before comparing directly against the GBP-priced Go City products.
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- Is this 'The London Pass'?
- No — a fully separate, unrelated provider
- Tower of London
- Included (with Crown Jewels access, part of standard admission either way)
- Tower Bridge
- Not included
- Westminster Abbey
- Not included
- St Paul's Cathedral
- Not included
- London Eye
- Optional add-on, not automatically included
- British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern/Britain, V&A, Natural History Museum, Science Museum
- Already free — a pass adds no savings here
- Hop-on Hop-off Bus
- Included, exact operator not stated on Turbopass's own page
- Thames Cruise
- Included, exact product not stated on Turbopass's own page
- Public Transport (TfL)
- Not confirmed either way
- Format
- Digital, QR code
Check price on Turbopass London ✓ Verified 2026-09-10
Individual Tickets
Pay per attraction — see rows below
💡 Wins outright for a free-museum-heavy visit (the seven major London museums are already £0, so no pass creates real savings there) and for a light, 2-3-landmark visit — run the actual numbers for your specific plans.
See full comparison
- Is this 'The London Pass'?
- Not applicable
- Tower of London
- £37.00 (£29.50 senior/student, £18.50 child); Crown Jewels included in every ticket
- Tower Bridge
- £18.00 (£13.50 concession, £9.00 child); never bundled with the Tower of London by any provider
- Westminster Abbey
- £31.00 (£28.00 senior/student, £14.00 child); no sightseeing admission on Sundays — worship only
- St Paul's Cathedral
- £27.00 (£24.00 senior/student, £10.50 child); no sightseeing admission on Sundays — worship only
- London Eye
- Dynamic pricing, Standard from £29 (timed slot) or Flexi Fast Track from £49 (any time, genuinely separate ticket)
- British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern/Britain, V&A, Natural History Museum, Science Museum
- £0 — all seven have free permanent-collection admission
- Hop-on Hop-off Bus
- From £24.78-32 (1 day) depending on operator — Big Bus, Tootbus, or Golden Tours are the three current operators
- Thames Cruise
- From £15 (single sightseeing ticket) or from £26 (24-hour river pass) — a one-way ticket and an unlimited day pass are very different products
- Public Transport (TfL)
- Pay-as-you-go with daily capping: £8.90/day Zones 1-2 (Tube/rail), £5.25/day buses
- Format
- Varies by provider
Buy each ticket on its own official page — see the attraction guides below.
Data sources & verificationChecked against 32 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-09-10.
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Checked against 32 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-09-10.
At least one pass inclusion on this page is not confirmed by the provider's own published information. We mark it as unconfirmed rather than guessing.
Affected: Go City London Explorer Pass × Tower of London · Go City London Explorer Pass × Tower Bridge Exhibition · Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × Tower Bridge Exhibition · Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × Westminster Abbey (sightseeing admission) · Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × The View from The Shard · Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × Kensington Palace · Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × Hampton Court Palace · Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × Windsor Castle · Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × Churchill War Rooms · Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × SEA LIFE London Aquarium · Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × The London Dungeon
| Fact | Source | Last verified |
|---|---|---|
| Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × HMS BelfastPass inclusion | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × IWM London (Imperial War Museum)Pass inclusion | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × Kew Gardens (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew)Pass inclusion | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × Shakespeare's Globe Theatre TourPass inclusion | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × The Monument to the Great Fire of LondonPass inclusion | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London Explorer Pass × HMS BelfastPass inclusion | Go City (official) | |
| Go City London Explorer Pass × IWM London (Imperial War Museum)Pass inclusion | Go City (official) | |
| Go City London Explorer Pass × Kew Gardens (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew)Pass inclusion | Go City (official) | |
| Go City London Explorer Pass × Shakespeare's Globe Theatre TourPass inclusion | Go City (official) | |
| Go City London Explorer Pass × The Monument to the Great Fire of LondonPass inclusion | Go City (official) | |
| HMS BelfastAttraction details | Imperial War Museums (official) | |
| IWM London (Imperial War Museum)Attraction details | Imperial War Museums (official) | |
| Kew Gardens (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew)Attraction details | Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (official) | |
| Shakespeare's Globe Theatre TourAttraction details | Shakespeare's Globe (official) | |
| Sky Garden (20 Fenchurch Street)Attraction details | Sky Garden (official) | |
| The Monument to the Great Fire of LondonAttraction details | The Monument / City of London Corporation (official) | |
| Turbopass London × HMS BelfastPass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × Kew Gardens (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew)Pass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × Shakespeare's Globe Theatre TourPass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × The Monument to the Great Fire of LondonPass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Go City London All-Inclusive PassPrice | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London Explorer PassPrice | Go City (official) | |
| Turbopass London × Madame Tussauds LondonPass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × The London DungeonPass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × Tower of LondonPass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Arsenal Emirates Stadium TourAttraction details | Arsenal FC (official) | |
| British MuseumAttraction details | British Museum (official; free-admission fact corroborated via secondary source after the official domain blocked this session's automated fetch) | |
| Chelsea FC Stadium Tour and MuseumAttraction details | Chelsea FC (official) | |
| Cutty SarkAttraction details | Royal Museums Greenwich (official) | |
| Frameless (Marble Arch)Attraction details | Frameless (official) | |
| Madame Tussauds LondonAttraction details | Madame Tussauds London / Merlin Entertainments (official) | |
| National GalleryAttraction details | National Gallery (official; free-admission fact corroborated via secondary source after the official domain blocked this session's automated fetch) | |
| Natural History MuseumAttraction details | Natural History Museum (official; free-admission fact corroborated via secondary source) | |
| Royal Observatory GreenwichAttraction details | Royal Museums Greenwich (official) | |
| Science MuseumAttraction details | Science Museum (official) | |
| SEA LIFE London AquariumAttraction details | SEA LIFE London / Merlin Entertainments (official) | |
| Tate BritainAttraction details | Tate (official) | |
| Tate ModernAttraction details | Tate (official) | |
| The London DungeonAttraction details | The London Dungeon / Merlin Entertainments (official) | |
| The View from The ShardAttraction details | The View from The Shard (official) | |
| Tootbus London Hop-on Hop-off TourAttraction details | Tootbus (official) | |
| Tottenham Hotspur Stadium TourAttraction details | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (official) | |
| V&A South KensingtonAttraction details | Victoria and Albert Museum (official) | |
| Wembley Stadium TourAttraction details | Wembley Stadium (official) | |
| ZSL London ZooAttraction details | ZSL (Zoological Society of London) (official) | |
| Churchill War RoomsAttraction details | Imperial War Museums (official) | |
| Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × British MuseumPass inclusion | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × Madame Tussauds LondonPass inclusion | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × St Paul's Cathedral (sightseeing admission)Pass inclusion | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × The London EyePass inclusion | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London All-Inclusive Pass × Tower of LondonPass inclusion | Go City (official, also marketed as 'London Pass' at londonpass.com) | |
| Go City London Explorer Pass × The London EyePass inclusion | Go City (official) | |
| Hampton Court PalaceAttraction details | Historic Royal Palaces (official) | |
| Kensington PalaceAttraction details | Historic Royal Palaces (official) | |
| St Paul's Cathedral (sightseeing admission)Attraction details | St Paul's Cathedral (official) | |
| The London EyeAttraction details | The London Eye / Merlin Entertainments (official) | |
| Tower Bridge ExhibitionAttraction details | Tower Bridge (official) | |
| Tower of LondonAttraction details | Historic Royal Palaces (official) | |
| Turbopass LondonPass details | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × SEA LIFE London AquariumPass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × St Paul's Cathedral (sightseeing admission)Pass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × The London EyePass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × The View from The ShardPass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × Tower Bridge ExhibitionPass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Turbopass London × Westminster Abbey (sightseeing admission)Pass inclusion | Turbopass (official) | |
| Westminster Abbey (sightseeing admission)Attraction details | Westminster Abbey (official) | |
| Windsor CastleAttraction details | Royal Collection Trust (official) |
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Things to do in London
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Breakdown by Main Attractions
01. "The London Pass" as an independent brand no longer exists
The historic thelondonpass.com domain now redirects to a GoDaddy domain-parking page — it is not a live product. What's marketed as the London Pass today lives at londonpass.com, which is operated by Go City and uses near-identical wording to Go City's own All-Inclusive Pass. Treat 'London Pass' as Go City's current consumer-facing brand name for this specific product, not a separate competing company.
02. Tower of London and Tower Bridge are completely separate — never bundled
Despite sharing the word 'Tower' and standing next to each other, these are different operators (Historic Royal Palaces vs. an independent Tower Bridge operator) with no combined ticket on either official site. The Tower of London's £37 ticket already includes the Crown Jewels; Tower Bridge's £18 ticket covers the glass-floor walkways and engine rooms only.
03. Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral are closed to sightseeing on Sundays
Both are working churches — Sunday is reserved for worship services, with no paid tourist admission available that day. Plan around this if your visit includes a Sunday.
04. London Eye Standard and Flexi Fast Track are genuinely different, separately-priced tickets
Standard (from £29) requires a fixed 30-minute entry slot booked in advance. Flexi Fast Track (from £49) only requires picking a date — no time slot, and it boards ahead of the Standard queue. These are not the same product with different marketing; they're separate SKUs, and a pass that includes 'the London Eye' doesn't necessarily mean the pricier Flexi tier.
05. London's major museums are already free — a pass cannot create savings there
The British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern, Tate Britain, the V&A, the Natural History Museum, and the Science Museum all have free permanent-collection admission. The Science Museum uniquely requires a free timed-entry booking — that's a scheduling step, not a paid ticket. Any real pass value at these museums would only come from a genuinely paid special exhibition, not base admission.
06. "Hop-on Hop-off" means three different current operators, and a bundled river cruise isn't always the same product
Big Bus, Tootbus, and Golden Tours are all currently active in London with different routes and prices. When a pass bundles a river cruise, check exactly what: Big Bus and Golden Tours include a one-way City Cruises sightseeing trip, while Go City's All-Inclusive Pass and Tootbus's Must See London ticket include a full 24-hour Hop-On Hop-Off River Pass — a materially bigger inclusion that lets you get on and off all day.
Which Option Fits Your London Trip?
Classic Landmarks Focus
Want Tower of London, Tower Bridge, and St Paul's? Buying individually costs about £82 (£37 + £18 + £27). Go City's 3-attraction Explorer Pass costs £89 — about £7 more — so for exactly these three sights, individual tickets are the cheaper option. The Explorer only starts to make financial sense if you add or swap in pricier attractions from its pool; check the exact tier price against your own list before assuming a saving.
Free-Museum-Heavy Visit
Planning mainly around the British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern, and the V&A? All four are £0 to enter. You may rationally need no attraction pass at all — spend the money on the Tower of London or a Thames cruise instead.
Royal London
Tower of London + Kensington Palace + Hampton Court Palace individually costs about £90.70 (£37 + £24.70 + £29). The Historic Royal Palaces annual membership (from £65) beats this only if you'll visit more than once or add Hillsborough Castle — it's a membership, not a short-stay pass.
Family Attractions
London Eye + Madame Tussauds + SEA LIFE has its own combo ticket at £54/adult, cheaper than buying all three separately or via most passes for a short visit — check family/child pricing directly, since attraction passes are usually priced per adult ticket in the pool.
HOHO + River, Time-Limited Visit
A traveler with one day and no interest in queueing for museums may get the most value from a single Big Bus or Tootbus ticket with a bundled river cruise (from about £35-39) rather than any multi-attraction pass.
Light Sightseeing, 1-2 Sights
Only want the Tower of London? At £37, it's cheaper than every pass on this page outright for a single-attraction visit.
Detailed Landmark Guides
In-depth analysis and practical tips for visiting London's top attractions.
Tower of London Guide
Crown Jewels inclusion, current prices, and why it's never bundled with Tower Bridge.
Tower Bridge Guide
The glass-floor walkways, current prices, and why it's a separate ticket from the Tower of London.
Westminster Abbey Guide
Sightseeing vs. worship access, current prices, and the Sunday closure rule.
St Paul's Cathedral Guide
Dome Galleries access, current prices, and the Sunday sightseeing closure.
London Eye Guide: Standard vs. Flexi Fast Track
Two genuinely different tickets explained, dynamic pricing, and combo options.
Kensington Palace Guide
Current prices, the Queen's State Apartments closure, and HRP membership.
Hampton Court Palace Guide
Peak vs. off-peak prices, and the Zone 6 travel-time warning.
Windsor Castle Guide
Recurring closure days, state-occasion risk, and current prices.
Churchill War Rooms Guide
Why it is not free like other IWM sites, and timed-entry rules.
British Museum Guide
Free admission, Friday late opening, and why a city pass adds no value here.
National Gallery Guide
Free admission, Friday late opening until 21:00, and pass coverage.
Tate Modern Guide
Free admission, Friday/Saturday late nights, and why a pass adds no value here.
Tate Britain Guide
Free admission and current opening hours.
V&A Museum Guide
Free admission, Friday late galleries, and pass coverage.
Natural History Museum Guide
Free admission, and why a timed ticket is recommended but not mandatory.
Science Museum Guide
Free admission, but a free timed-entry slot must be pre-booked.
Madame Tussauds London Guide
Timed entry, current hours, and which pass includes it.
SEA LIFE London Aquarium Guide
Standard vs Anytime tickets, and which pass includes it.
The London Dungeon Guide
Current prices, hours, and which pass includes it.
ZSL London Zoo Guide
Seasonal opening hours and current online pricing.
Frameless Guide
The immersive digital art experience, 18+ evening sessions, and current prices.
Cutty Sark Guide
The historic tea clipper ship, and its combo with the Royal Observatory.
Royal Observatory Greenwich Guide
Important: closes to all visitors from 2 November 2026 for a major redevelopment.
Wembley Stadium Tour Guide
Why the full tour can be closed for weeks during the concert season.
Emirates Stadium Tour Guide
Current prices, hours, and why the tour closes on home match days.
Stamford Bridge Stadium Tour Guide
Seasonal hours, and the one London stadium tour where booking isn't mandatory.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour Guide
Why match-day bookings get rescheduled rather than simply cancelled.
Tootbus London Guide
Routes, prices, and what the river-cruise combo actually includes.
The Shard Guide
Dynamic pricing explained, why there's no separate 'Sunset' ticket, and current from-prices.
HMS Belfast Guide
Nine decks to explore, current prices, and why it's a paid IWM site despite the free-museum myth.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Tour Guide
Why entry is guided-tour only, current prices, and what the exhibition includes.
Kew Gardens Guide
Peak vs off-peak prices, the Palm House and Treetop Walkway, and the real HRP member discount.
The Monument Guide
The 311-step climb, current prices, and why tickets are sold on-site only.
Sky Garden Guide
How the free timed-entry ticket system works and why booking ahead still matters.
IWM London Guide
Confirmed free admission, and how it differs from the paid Churchill War Rooms and HMS Belfast.
🗝️ London's Secret Places
Beyond the Tower: a memorial to ordinary heroes, a Victorian market, and a graveyard for London's forgotten outcasts
Postman's Park
A small City garden lined with Victorian ceramic tiles, each commemorating an ordinary person who died saving someone else's life — free, quiet, and a two-minute walk from St Paul's.
Leadenhall Market
An ornate Victorian covered market with a cobbled floor and an elaborately painted roof, doubling as Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter films — free to walk through, any hour, day or night.
Cross Bones Graveyard & Garden of Remembrance
A gate covered in ribbons and mementos marks an unconsecrated burial ground for London's medieval sex workers and paupers — now a small community memorial garden, free but only open a few hours a week.
Does your group qualify for a lower price?
Real child, senior and student admission prices at the top sights — before you decide whether a pass is worth it.
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