London · LONDON EYE, SHARD & TOWER BRIDGE
Three very different heights, three very different prices, and the weather decides all of them. These 15 compare what you actually see from each, the combination tickets, and which slots are worth booking for sunset.
See London from 135 meters on the London Eye, with 30-minute rides, spacious glass capsules, fast-track options, and flexible cancellation.
“It was indeed lucky that we booked for the skip the queue fast entry tickets. We had to wait for just 10 minutes. The General tickets queue was for more than an hour. Overall the experience was amazing.”
Tower Bridge entry includes the glass walkway, twin towers, Victorian Engine Rooms, and memorable Thames views for $21.
“The explanatory boards helped understand how the bridge was built.”
The View from The Shard review: compare London’s 360 degree views, sunset timing, costs, access, exhibits, and the open air Level 72 deck.
“First time in London.Les our driver was the star of the show.A unique bespoke experience which we will never forget.Worth every penny.”
Compare London from 135 metres up with celebrity fun at Madame Tussauds in this flexible combo ticket valid for 90 days.
“Fabulous views from the eye. Madam Tussaud’s displays were very life like. Some were scary. Brilliant day of experiences.”
Cruise from Westminster to Butler’s Wharf for open-deck Thames views, live commentary, major London sights, and an easy, good-value ride.
“Absolutely awesome. Very entertaining guide. Good beer on tap. Just watch out, the guide isn’t paid from your ticket. Have some cash to tip him. Its worth it. Also, the ending point is not Tower Bridge Pier but Butler’s Wharf so keep that in mind if yOu plan to visit The Tower Of London right after. It will take you about 20-30 minutes to get there.”
See London by open-top bus, the London Eye, and Thames cruise. A flexible 24 or 48-hour ticket covers Big Ben, Tower Bridge, and more.
“You guys are the absolute best, it was my first time at London and I loved every minutes of the tour.”
Cruise the Thames from the London Eye to Tower Bridge with witty live commentary, landmark views, covered seating, and an optional London Eye ticket.
“learning a few history and anecdotal bits was very in nice, and the humorous delivery from the guide was appreciated.”
Review of The London Eye entry ticket, with practical tips on timing, views, queues, price, ID rules, luggage, and cancellation.
“Amazing views with unobstructed views when your cab is at the top. The ride goes around once but slowly for great pictures”
Review of the London Eye Fast-Track Ticket, with practical advice on views, timing, queues, price, weather, and who should book.
“Beautiful scenery, great views. Easy to get on with minimal wait with skip the line passes. Recommend!”
Combine Madame Tussauds, the London Eye, and SEA LIFE London for three top attractions, flexible visits over 90 days, and strong value.
“we enjoyed an excellent day in London This was a great value combo ticket We had plenty of time to get everything done started 10:30 madame tussaud’s 3pm at London Eye and although we booked sea life for 5pm not realising it’s all in the same area - we had no problems getting in at 4pm everything was just great - staff at all attractions were amazing”
Review of The London Pass: compare costs, reservations, transport, top attractions, hidden catches, and the best way to plan 1 to 10 days in London.
“The bus was organised and ran well. The commentary was interesting and fun. I would recommend for anyone who hasn’t visited before to get a good overview”
See Buckingham Palace, St. Paul’s, the Tower, and London by boat in one busy day, with an optional London Eye ride at sunset.
“Our guide Sheila and driver Idris were awesome. She was knowledgeable, clear in her instructions and had a good sense of humolots of lonr. The crowds and traffic in late August early September are hellacious, esp later in the day. We saw a LOT of london.”
See Big Ben, St. Paul’s, Tower Bridge, and more on a lively 40-minute Thames cruise with live commentary from London Eye Pier.
“So much fun- great experience. I would recommend this to my friends and family. Our guide Hannah was great.”
Cruise past Big Ben, Tower Bridge, and the Tower of London, then ride the London Eye for sweeping views from 135 meters up.
“It’s a must do in London. But disappointing we were with a very rowdy inconsiderate family. The views we could see were amazing.”
Compare three London icons in one flexible ticket: the London Dungeon, London Eye, and Madame Tussauds, with 90 days to visit.
“For this combo I would definitely recommend going to madam Tussauds first for time purposes. But all in all a great package.”
Pick a river, a palace or a pavement.
