Relaxed 3-day itinerary for art, history, and river views
Take it slow as you explore London over three days, enjoying scenic cruises, immersive art, royal residences, and peaceful parks. This plan balances top sights with downtime for a refreshing experience.
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Explore the Royal Observatory Greenwich & Prime Meridian
Step into the world of time and astronomy at the Royal Observatory Greenwich. Stand on the Prime Meridian line dividing east and west hemispheres, learn about historic navigation, and relax in the surrounding Greenwich Park. The park offers wide-open green spaces and stellar city views, perfect for pausing and reflecting.
Royal Observatory Greenwich & Prime Meridian
4.5 (35)Up to an hour£24.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassExplore everything astronomy at the Royal Observatory Greenwich. You’ll see where east meets west, discover how the seas and the stars were first mapped out by scientific pioneers, and explore the historic home of the first Astronomer Royal.One of the most important historical scientific sites in the world, the Royal Observatory Greenwich, offers an educational and entertaining visit back in time. There’s a host of things to see in this fascinating museum, learn how time was standardized, how the first telescope was made, and how science and astronomy have changed through the ages. You’ll also get to explore legendary inventions such as the UK’s largest refracting telescope and get hands-on with a 4.5 billion-year-old asteroid.And while you’re there, don’t forget to take in one of the best views in the city outside of the Observatory. - 2
Take in spectacular views from The Shard
Ascend to The View from The Shard, London’s tallest building, for 360-degree views over the city skyline. The open-air platform invites you to unwind while absorbing the city’s lively rooftops and distant landmarks, making it an ideal spot to capture lasting memories at your own pace.
Booking requiredThe View from The Shard
4.4 (125)Up to an hour£32.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassStep inside one of London’s most striking landmarks and ride the high-speed lifts up through the clouds to The View from The Shard.The experience unfolds across multiple levels, starting with spacious indoor viewing galleries on Levels 68 and 69, where floor-to-ceiling glass gives you sweeping 360-degree views across the capital. Interactive telescopes and digital displays help you pick out everything from Tower Bridge and St Paul’s Cathedral to Canary Wharf and the curve of the Thames below.Then comes the showstopper: Level 72’s open-air Skydeck, where you can feel the breeze and take in London without glass between you and the skyline.Whether you visit on a clear blue day, at golden hour or after dark when the city sparkles, it’s a memorable way to see London from a completely new perspective.
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Immerse yourself in Frameless art experience
Experience art in a new way at Frameless, where famous paintings from Van Gogh, Monet, and others come alive through immersive digital displays. This tranquil yet inspiring environment invites you to fully absorb the vibrant colors and sounds, offering a peaceful retreat into creativity.
Frameless – Immersive Art Experience
4.7 (54)Up to an hour£34.98Included with the All-Inclusive PassStep into an immersive, cutting-edge art experience and journey through some of the greatest works of art, brought to life in breathtaking new ways.You’ll see jaw-dropping, immersive interpretations of iconic art pieces, accompanied by a stirring soundtrack, to bring each celebrated masterpiece to life. Travel through four themed galleries and enjoy the work of world-famous artists including Van Gogh, Monet, Dali, Rembrandt, Kandisky and many more. A must-do for art lovers visiting London. - 2
Discover contemporary masterpieces at Moco Museum
Explore the cutting-edge exhibitions at Moco Museum, showcasing iconic modern artists such as Banksy. The museum’s relaxed vibe allows you to linger over interactive installations and eclectic displays, perfect for art lovers seeking an engaging, leisurely experience in a stylish setting.
Moco Museum London – Ticket with Exclusive Gift Bag
4.5 (22)Up to 2 hours£36.95Included with the All-Inclusive PassAfter captivating more than 6 million visitors in Amsterdam and Barcelona, Moco Museum has brought its bold, boundary-pushing art to the heart of London.Moco Museum is a leading museum dedicated to making art accessible for everyone. Discover an iconic collection of modern, contemporary, digital and immersive art, featuring world-famous artists such as Banksy, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Yayoi Kusama, and many more.Explore over 100 bold artworks by 35+ visionary artists, spanning paintings, sculptures, installations, and immersive digital spaces. Every ticket includes a free audio guide in 6 languages, so you can fully experience the stories behind the art.Step into 1980s New York and experience Voice of the Street – Keith Haring’s Subway Drawings, a major temporary exhibition at Moco Museum London. For the first time, Moco Museum London is transformed into a fully immersive New York subway environment, bringing the urgency, energy and rebellious spirit of Haring’s underground years to life.Featuring 30 original subway drawings created between 1980 and 1985, the exhibition explores the raw beginnings of Haring’s practice, when he transformed blacked-out advertising panels into powerful, uncommissioned works of public art.A must-do for art lovers and those looking for unforgettable things to do when visiting London! Even better? Go City customers receive an exclusive Moco Museum gift bag, so don’t miss a visit to one of the coolest art museums! - 3
Explore the grandeur of St Paul’s Cathedral
Marvel at the architectural beauty and rich history inside St Paul’s Cathedral. Wander through its magnificent interiors, visit the crypt housing notable figures, and climb to the Whispering Gallery for unique acoustics and calming city panoramas, offering a rewarding and tranquil experience.
St Paul's Cathedral
4.8 (119)Up to 2 hours£27.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassEasily one of London’s most recognizable buildings, St Paul’s Cathedral has played a major role in the city’s history.You’ll recognise St Paul’s Cathedral instantly thanks to the stunning dome that dominates the London skyline. It’s not just striking on the outside – explore a visually impressive interior too that’s filled with mystery and wonder. Think whispering walls, a frescoed ceiling and unique effigies of former kings and queens.With a visit to St Paul’s, you’ll learn all about its unique history and the famous weddings that have taken place there, including Prince Charles and Diana’s back in 1981. Want to hear hymns too? Then catch choral evensong, taking place at 5PM on most weekdays and hear St Paul’s acoustics put to the test.With All-Inclusive PassYou'll get 10% off in the gift shop (min. £5 spend) with your pass! - 4
Step into history at Windsor Castle
Spend a relaxed afternoon at Windsor Castle, the oldest occupied castle in the world. Meander through grand State Apartments, explore royal history, and enjoy the peaceful castle grounds. The calm town setting outside London adds to the serene atmosphere of this impressive heritage site.
Windsor Castle
4.6 (27)Up to 3 hours£36.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassIt’s easy to see why Windsor Castle, with its peaceful courts, expansive grounds and stunning circular tower, is such a popular place to visit!Built in the 11th Century following the Norman invasion by William the Conqueror, Windsor Castle has survived sieges, wars, fires and even some of Henry VIII’s more extravagant feasting parties.The castle has undergone many alterations and renovations over the years, not least under Edward III, who lavished huge amounts of money on new buildings and rich furnishings during his reign in the Middle Ages.Enjoy a free self-guided multimedia tour that brings the castle’s history to life, from the picturesque Round Tower to the masterpieces by Rubens, Brueghel, Van Dyck and more that adorn the walls of the opulent State Apartments.Visit St George’s Chapel, an architectural masterpiece that’s considered one of the finest examples of the Gothic style in the UK, and which contains the tombs of 11 former monarchs, including Henry VIII. And don’t miss the Changing of the Guard, which begins with a march through the town center and culminates with the traditional guard-changing ceremony in the castle’s Lower Ward.
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Step back in time at Hampton Court Palace
Discover the elegance of Tudor history at Hampton Court Palace. Explore grand halls, traditional kitchens, and the famous hedge maze while strolling through lush gardens. The tranquil palace grounds provide a perfect setting to slow down and absorb England’s royal heritage.
Hampton Court Palace
4.9 (19)Up to 3 hours£32.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassThis magnificent Tudor palace looks like it was plucked from the pages of a storybook. Hampton Court was Henry VIII’s favourite royal hangout, and it was lavishly decorated by two luxury-loving kings, so you can expect priceless paintings, fine tapestries and gold just about everywhere. There are even a couple of resident ghosts to look out for as you’re touring the haunted rooms.Explore the private royal apartments, the chapel, and the Tudor kitchens which were built to feed over 1,000 court staff. See a replica of Henry VIII’s crown in the Royal Pew and step into the Great Hall where some of Shakespeare’s plays were performed for the first time. Once you’ve explored the palace interiors, head outside to enjoy the impressive manicured gardens and get lost in the world-famous hedge maze.With All-Inclusive PassYou'll get 10% off in the on-site gift shop and at selected catering outlets! - 2
Cruise Regent’s Canal on Jason’s Canal Boat Trip
Enjoy a soothing boat ride along Regent’s Canal from Little Venice to Camden Lock with Jason’s Canal Boat Trip. Glide past London Zoo and the peaceful Maida Hill Tunnel, soaking up the quieter, waterside side of the city. This calm cruise is ideal for relaxing while discovering charming urban views.
Jason’s Canal Boat Trip
4.3 (16)1-2 hours£19.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassThis pleasant meander along Regent’s Canal is a great way to see this picturesque part of London.‘Jason’ is an authentic century-old canal boat, originally used to transport cargo until – in the mid-20th Century – Regent’s Canal began its metamorphosis into a popular tourist destination lined with cute waterside cafés and colorful narrowboat homes.Newly kitted out with a diesel engine, in 1951 Jason took his maiden voyage as a passenger vessel – the first pleasure boat here to do this – and has been ferrying happy tourists from Little Venice to Camden (and back) ever since.Starting from Little Venice, you’ll chug across beautiful Browning’s Pool, named after the poet Robert Browning who lived on nearby Warwick Crescent in the 1870s. See if you can spot any swans or geese nesting among the weeping willows on the island as you exit the lagoon and pass along leafy, tree-lined Maida Avenue with its grand regency townhouses.Constructed over 200 years ago, and nearly 250 meters in length, the Maida Hill Tunnel is a marvel of Georgian engineering. As you pass through the tunnel and emerge blinking back into the daylight, the unexpected sound of roaring lions and shrieking gibbons heralds your approach to London Zoo. Take in views of Lord Snowdon’s Aviary and look out for the white stucco-clad Georgian mansions designed and built around Regent’s Park by John Nash.You’ll disembark at Camden Lock, from where it’s a short stroll to the famous Camden Market. Here, in the colorful maze of shops and stalls you’ll discover a vast array of street food options from around the world, plus clothes, vinyl records, fashion accessories and all manner of other assorted knick-knacks for sale. - 3
End with a ride on The London Eye
Cap off your calm London trip with a ride on The London Eye. Drift gently in a comfy capsule and enjoy far-reaching views of the city’s landmarks. This peaceful finale highlights the city's charm, leaving you with relaxed, wonderful memories.
Booking requiredThe London Eye
4.5 (182)Up to an hour£39.00Included with the All-Inclusive PassThe London Eye is an architectural marvel and a true symbol of the modern city. As Europe’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel, it’s a must-do on your London vacation.Standing at an impressive 135 metres (443ft) high, the London Eye boasts 32 glass pods that represent each one of London’s boroughs. Step into the spacious capsule, that’s completely enclosed and climate-controlled, and be transported to the heights of the city.Originally constructed as a temporary exhibit to celebrate the new millennium in 2000, the London Eye offers panoramic views of the city’s skyline that stretches as far as 25 miles on a clear day. That’s all the way to Windsor Castle! Spot the grandeur of Buckingham Palace, the clock tower housing Big Ben, and the gothic structures of the Houses of Parliament. Gaze out at other famous silhouettes such as the Shard, the winding River Thames, and the majestic dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral. These sights become even more magical at sunset or when night falls, and the city lights begin to twinkle.