THAMES RIVER

Hop on the Blue Route and zoom past Central London’s landmarks. Tick off everything from your ultimate London bucket list. Schedule First bus: 9:20am from London Eye Last bus: 5pm from London Eye Frequency: every 20 mins Popular stops: London Bridge, Parliament Square, Buckingham Palace Essential Tour (Red Route) Roll through the heart and north of London with the Red Route. It’s a tour you won’t want to miss. Schedule First bus: 9am from Victoria Last bus: 7:22pm from Victoria Frequency: every 20 mins Popular stops: Madame Tussauds, London Zoo, Tower of London Museum Tour (Orange Route) Get your culture fix and dive into London’s iconic museums and swing by iconic landmarks lik Royal Albert Hall and Harrods. Schedule First bus: 9:30am from Hyde Park Corner Last bus: 8:10pm from Hyde Park Corner Frequency: every 30 mins Popular stops: Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Palace, Victoria & Albert Museum Please click here for detailed route maps and boarding points. You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Thames River cruise Set sail on a one-way sightseeing cruise along the iconic Thames. Depart from Westminster or Tower Pier and soak up panoramic views of London’s most famous landmarks. Get all the fun facts with live commentary from the captain or an audio guide. Schedule From Westminster Pier First cruise: 10am Last cruise: 7:20pm Frequency: every 40 mins Duration: 30-40 mins From Tower Pier First cruise: 10am Last cruise: 6:55pm Frequency: every 40 mins Duration: 30-40 mins

Indulge in the best of London's art scene and enjoy scenic river-side views with this cost-saving combo ticket of Frameless London and the Thames River sightseeing cruise. Frameless London Immerse yourself in a vibrant journey at Frameless London, the UK's largest permanent multi-sensory experience. The ticket grants you a 90-minute entry to explore four immersive galleries: Beyond Reality, Colour In Motion, The World Around Us, and The Art Of Abstraction. Each gallery is inspired by the works of greats like Monet, Dali, Van Gogh, and Kandinsky, taking you on a journey through creativity and imagination. At Beyond Reality, experience art in an otherworldly manner through works like The Tree of Life by Gustav Klimt and The Dawn of Venus by Thomas Lowinsky. Live your artistic dreams by 'painting' with pixels at the Colour in Motion gallery, where you can also see Vincent Van Gogh's self-portraits. Thames River Cruise Embark on a scenic journey aboard the River Thames sightseeing cruise. As you sail along the river, take in the views of London's skyline from a unique vantage point, revealing one famous landmark after another. Listen to fascinating stories and historical facts through a WiFi-enabled audio guide available in six languages. Sail under the impressive Tower Bridge, marvel at the stunning architecture of the historic Tower of London, and marvel at the iconic Big Ben.

Explore the primary seat and center of the British Monarchy, the iconic Tower of London, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once you enter, you can explore the castle grounds independently for however long as you wish until closing time. Take your time visiting all the parts of the castle, including the White Tower, the first part of the Castle built by William the Conqueror, which houses displays from the Royal Armouries’ collection today. Admire the glorious crown jewels The tour also includes the opportunity to see the Crown Jewels, a display of the wealth and splendor of the British Crown. Gaze at the brilliant collection, which includes more than 23,578 gems. The Crown Jewels also consist of the grand Imperial State Crown, which is adorned with 2,868 diamonds, 273 pearls, 17 sapphires, 11 emeralds, and 5 rubies. Apart from these experiences, you will get to see live historical re-enactments and other exhibitions like The Tower’s Mint and 'Line of Kings'. Want more? Opt in for an early access guided tour of the Tower with a Beefeater opening ceremony, or opt for an early access English tour of the Tower, a Thames River cruise, and a walking tour of the Buckingham Palace grounds where you can see the Changing of the Guards ceremony.

What awaits you is a spell-binding Tudor Palace, initially developed by Cardinal Wolsey and later by Henry VIII, positioned next to a Baroque Palace constructed during the reign of William III and Mary III. You’ll be visiting the King’s apartments in the role of one of his courtiers, donning a Tudor cloak and making your way to the enormous kitchens which was where banquets for over 1000 guests were prepared. A right turn past the wine cellar will get you to Chapel Royal, the former seat of the monarch and his companions (Royal Pew), and a still-active place of worship. Explore the inner workings of a Tudor palace You’ll also make your way to William III’s State Apartments comprising of the Guard Chamber, the Presence Chamber, the Privy Chamber, and the Great Bedchamber. Up next is 60 acres of beautiful gardens running all the way down to the Thames River. These gardens are home to the world’s oldest maze (spanning a third of an acre), three National Plant Collections (Heliotropium ‘Cherry Pie Plant’, Lantana 'American shrub verbena', Queen Mary II Exoticks), and the largest Grape Vine in the world. The Gardens feature dazzling fountains along with seasonal displays of thousands of blooming flower buds.