- Capacity may be limited at certain attractions. Many London attractions have put in safety measures and visitor numbers may be restricted. This could affect wait times and availability, so we recommend booking ahead where possible and being flexible with plans.
- Opening times are subject to change. We suggest checking the official attraction website before you visit. You'll find these listed below, handy right? While safety regulations are in place, a few attractions are not permitted to open and you'll see these flagged on our attraction lists.
What else is Go London doing to help me sightsee?
Flexibility. You spoke. We listened. In response to this ever-changing world which we currently live in, we’ve acted to ensure sightseeing with us is flexible for you. That’s why we now offer 90-day cancellation for when your plans change. Our passes are also valid two years from purchase.
New site features. We’ve been working hard to make planning your trip simple and our listings are being constantly updated with the latest booking information so you don’t miss out on visiting one of your favourite London landmarks.
We're committed to making sure you have a great time so please bear with us. While this ever-changing situation makes it tricky to plan your days out, we're working closely with attractions to ensure that everything runs as smoothly as possible.
For further information about our pass, visit our FAQs page.
What do I need to know about NHS Test and Trace while visiting London?
The NHS test and trace service ensures that anyone who develops symptoms of coronavirus (COVID-19) can quickly be tested to find out if they have the virus. In order to reduce the spread of infection, we will be obliged to provide your name and contact details, should we be asked by the UK government.
In line with government guidelines, attractions are required to obtain the contact details of all visitors over the age of 16. This can be done at the time of booking or on arrival using the NHS COVID-19 app. We recommend that you download this app ahead of your visit to speed up the admissions process.
For more information, visit GOV.uk.
What things are there to do in London during COVID?
Spend the day admiring stunning spring blooms at Kew Gardens, step back in time on a tour of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, or scout out London's famous movie locations. If you want to see it all, a hop-on, hop-off bus tour is a great way to take in the city's famous sights. Or, if you're an animal lover, a trip to ZSL London Zoo is a must!
You can also take advantage of the many great outdoor activities in the city. Rent one of the city's Santander Bikes and explore along the Thames, or spend an afternoon wandering around one of the many parks. We recommend Primrose Hill for epic views of the city, or head off the beaten path and visit South London's Richmond Park, which is home to an abundance of deer.
