United kingdom

Travel Guide

The United Kingdom has always been one of the major tourist attractions because of its charm as well as its beautiful local sightseeing.

There are five international airports, an international rail terminal and four inter-regional train stations in London.

Leicester square and Picadilly Circus are two London’s places which attracts maximum tourists. The Queen lives at Buckingham Palace, which is also a tourist destination.One can’t miss the London Eye (also called Millenium Wheel), magnificient Tower of London and superb Tower bridge, Madame Tassaud’s wax museum, the Planetarium and Zoo.

London Eye:-There are various ways to reach the famous London Eye, which includes:-

The nearest station to this are Westminster and Waterloo which are both just at a distance of just 5 min walk from the place.

BUs routesd to London Eye includes 211,24 and 11.

Buckingham Palace is open from 28 July to 25 September, from 09.45 to 18.00 daily, with the last admission at 15.45hrs. If your visit to London coincides with the Buckingham Palace opening season, you will be given the option to add tickets to your London Pass purchase when you buy here on our website.

Tower Bridge

1 Apr- 30 Sept: Daily 10:00-17:30 (last admission 17:30)
1 Oct-31 Mar: Daily 9:30-17:00
Closed: 24 and 25 December

Madame Tussaud's

Nearest Tube: Baker Street (Bakerloo/ Jubilee/ Metropolitan/ Circle/ Hammersmith & City lines)
Leave via Marylebone Road exit and turn left (east) to Madame Tussaud's and the Planetarium.

Open every day (except Christmas Day). 10am weekdays, 9,30am weekends, last admission 5.30pm. Earlier opening during the Summer.