London made easy with one pass – here's everything you need to know

This handy all-in-one pass unlocks entry to the essential London sights, plus everything else you need to fill your days – food stops, gym access, spas, day trips, evening entertainment, and more. Along with London's major must-sees, like the Tower of London and The View from The Shard, we've handpicked the best of British fare, some unmissable days out, transport options, and fun activities too – yep, we've thought of everything. And all of this for a single upfront price that saves you bucket loads compared to buying individual tickets. 

All you need to do is choose the number of consecutive days you’ll be using the pass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 10). There’s absolutely no need to rush around and try to cram everything in – tick off a couple of essential attractions and some food or drink pitstops each day and you’ll quickly see the value. There are more than 100 attractions and activities to choose from, too, so it’s unlikely you’ll run out of options, even on a 10-day visit.

In short: the pass covers pretty much everything you'd want and need from a London trip (and then some), but without any of the hassle of juggling individual tickets or waiting in line to buy tickets during busy periods. What’s not to like?

Well, that depends entirely on your own tastes of course, but you’ll find all of London’s big-hitters here. We’re talking great palaces and cathedrals, mighty monuments and museums, and some of the most vertigo-inducing observation decks in the country. 

You can ogle the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London, creep around in the crypt at St Paul’s, soliloquise at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, snap a selfie with Harry Styles at Madame Tussauds, and see London spread out far beneath your feet from the lofty heights of The View from The Shard. And that’s just for starters.

You’re in luck: the All-Inclusive Pass also gets you access to top eats around the capital, with options that cover off breakfast, lunch, dinner and beyond. So loosen your belt and get ready to sample the very best of British. There’s a full English breakfast option in Soho, fish and chips in Marylebone, pie and a pint by the waterside in Surrey Quays and a classic curry on Brick Lane.

And there’s more, too. Pinkie fingers at the ready for that most quintessential of London experiences: the afternoon tea, complete with dainty finger sandwiches, sumptuous cakes and scones topped with lashings of jam and clotted cream. Heck, there’s even a workshop you can join, where you’ll learn how to bake (and then eat) your own!

Absolutely you can. The pass includes a day’s use of the hop-on hop off City Cruises services along the River Thames, particularly handy if your As and Bs happen to include the four stops along the route: Westminster (for the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey; London Eye (for the Southbank Centre and, well, the London eye); Tower Pier (for Tower Bridge and the Tower of London) and Greenwich (for the Cutty Sark, Royal Observatory and that tantalizing gin experience we mentioned earlier). Plus you get all those great river views, taking in Shakespeare’s Globe, the Tate Modern and the soaring dome of St Paul’s – among many other sights – along the way. 

Or stick to dry land, with the 48-hour hop-on hop-off Big Bus tour, with stops at nearly every major London attraction you can think of, and probably several more that you can’t.

The beauty of the All-Inclusive Pass is that you can set your own pace – you really don’t need to cram loads in to save money and there are even experiences included that will help you slow down, recharge and make the best of your day. It means you can balance all that sightseeing with some well-earned downtime at swanky hotel swimming pools, plus gyms, spas, salons and all manner of yoga, Pilates, meditation and exercise classes across London.

Further passive entertainments bundled with the pass include an immersive 3-D movie at the Science Museum’s IMAX cinema, an evening of belly laughs at the Soho Comedy Factory and a gravity-defying night out at Wicked The Musical in Victoria’s Apollo Theatre. So, you see, it’s not all pavement pounding!

Yes, loads. If you fancy getting out of town for a few hours, there’s a whole pick-and-mix of ideas for you right there on your All-Inclusive Pass. You could unleash your inner druid on a coach trip to Stonehenge, visit the baroque Blenheim Palace estate, birthplace of one Winston Churchill, or take the fam on an adrenaline-fuelled day out at Chessington World of Adventures theme park. 

Or perhaps you’d prefer to send your credit card into meltdown (and your bank manager into a panic) on a trip to the veritable shoppers’ paradise that is Bicester Village. This countryside mecca of cut-price designer outlets boasts some 150+ stores, including big-hitters like Burberry, Reiss, Dior, Ralph Lauren and Stella McCartney. Shop, as they say, ‘til you drop – or until the money runs out, whichever happens first.

These out-of-town experiences, plus several others, are only available on the All-Inclusive Pass.

Yes, the pass comes with practical perks like an e-SIM card with 2.5GB of mobile data – meaning you’ll be able to access online essentials like maps, Tube timetables and the Go City app whenever you need them. You even pick up free goodies at some of London’s top museums, including a souvenir colour guidebook from the Natural History Museum and an audio tour and priority entry at the British Museum, home of priceless historical artefacts like the Rosetta Stone, Elgin Marbles and Sutton Hoo Helmet. Pretty cool, huh?