Top England Tickets & Passes

Walking up to the London Dungeon often means joining a queue and hoping a slot's free for the time you want. Book ahead to lock in an entry time and head straight in to a theatrical walk through the city's darkest history. Actors and staged sets bring the Great Plague, the Great Fire of 1666, London's infamous criminals, and a sentencing at Newgate Prison to life across the experience.

Glimpse into the lifestyle of the Royals with this pass to London’s Kensington Palace. Enjoy faster access to the venue and explore the opulent space, once home to Queen Victoria, Princess Margaret and Princess Diana. Explore the King’s and Queen’s State Apartments and the Palace Gardens, and learn the intimate history of Queen Victoria at the fascinating ‘Victoria – A Royal Childhood’ exhibition, set within her own room adorned with personal objects.

Immerse yourself in the sights and scents of London’s breathtaking Kew Gardens. A UNESCO-listed venue, the Royal Botanic Gardens features a diverse array of rare plants and flowers across 326 acres (132 hectares). Discover the lawns and gardens on foot, stroll along the Treetop Walkway to view some of the gardens’ 14,000 trees, and visit magnificent structures like the Royal Kew Palace and the Palm House – one of the largest surviving Victorian glasshouses. Note that last entry is at 2:30 p.m. as the gardens close at 3:15 p.m.

The church as we know it today was founded by Henry III in the 13th century, who ordered the demolition of Edward the Confessor’s royal palace and a monastery situated on the site. In its place, a new Gothic cathedral was built that was consecrated in 1269: From now on, by decree of the King of England, Westminster Abbey was to be a place for the coronation and burial of monarchs. - Royal Tombs, Today, over 3,000 people are buried or memorialised at Westminster Abbey, including 30 monarchs and notable historical figures such as Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Stephen Hawking and Geoffrey Chaucer. - The Coronation Chair in St George’s Chapel is perhaps the most famous piece of furniture in the world. - Poet’s Corner - Explore the Lady Chapel & Chapter House - Royal Tombs - Unknown Warrior - Pyx Chamber - The Quire - Cloisters

Get up close and personal with one of London’s most beautiful and historically significant landmarks when you book tickets to St. Paul’s Cathedral. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the 17th century, the landmark is renowned for it soaring dome, and has hosted royal weddings and Diamond Jubilee celebrations. You’ll explore the interior, can ascend to the Whispering Gallery, Stone Gallery, and Golden Gallery (the latter of which offers panoramic views over London), and even visit the crypt.

Guarantee your seats at ABBA Voyage, a hologram performance of the Swedish band's top tracks, by pre-booking your tickets. This dazzling show, staged in the custom-built ABBA Arena, features a 10-piece live band performing a solid set of some of the Swedish act’s most popular songs. As an added bonus, this show is augmented with high-tech enhancements to create an extra-memorable performance.

Immerse yourself in the country’s rich automotive history—and come face to face with one of the world’s largest collections of historic British cars—when you visit the British Motor Museum in Warwickshire. Book tickets before you travel, arrive at a time that suits you best, and explore the galleries at your own pace. As you discover the vintage vehicles, you’ll also learn more about the local motor industry and manufacturing history.

Learn insider stories and cover plenty of ground on this comprehensive rock-focused tour of London. Skip public transport for an air-conditioned coach through Chelsea, Kensington, Holland Park, Notting Hill, and St John's Wood. See the homes of Freddie Mercury, Paul McCartney, and Eric Clapton, walk across the Beatles' Abbey Road crossing, and discover punk movement origins.

Built using more than 12,000 tons (11,000 tonnes) of steel, Tower Bridge is a London icon. Get up close when you book this timed-entry ticket that grants you access to both the glass-floor walkways and the engine rooms. Inhale views of St. Paul’s, The Shard, the Tower of London, and more, from 138 feet (42 meters) above the river, and discover its story through interactive displays and exhibitions.

Skip standard sightseeing tours for one that specializes in London's storied music scene. Instead of spending hours on your feet, tour the vibrant city in a comfortable, air-conditioned coach and see the exteriors of renowned clubs, famous hotels, and record labels linked to legends including The Beatles, Jimmy Page, and Bill Wyman. Enjoy photo stops, including the iconic Abbey Road street crossing.

Get an up-close look at Henry VIII’s royal lifestyle with this entrance ticket to Hampton Court Palace. View the King's and Queen's State Apartments, Tutor-style kitchens, Hampton Court’s famous garden maze, and more. Upgrade to the Royal Palaces Pass and gain entry to the Tower of London, Hampton Court, and Kensington Palace, valid for two years.

No tour of Liverpool is complete without taking in some Beatles history. The hometown of this legendary band, Liverpool houses the award-winning Beatles Story exhibition. Visit the rock-themed attraction – spread over two sites – to learn about the band and its lasting impact on the history of music. Full of fun memorabilia, rare photographs and interactive exhibits, the Beatles Story is full for all ages.

Secure your admission and save vacation time by advance-purchasing your ticket to Dover Castle in Dover. Then, with your ticket all sorted, simply travel to the history-steeped castle at a time that suits you. Roam the recreated halls built by Henry II in the 12th century; learn about Henry’s court via holograms and guides; and explore the castle tunnels and former hospital areas used in World War I and II.

See parts of the Emirates Stadium and Arsenal Museum that few get to on a self-guided tour. Follow in the footsteps of soccer stars such as Thierry Henry, visit behind-the-scenes areas including the players’ tunnel, changing rooms, and the head coach’s office, while listening to insightful audio commentary. Conclude your tour at the Arsenal Museum, home to shining trophies, exclusive exhibits, and shirts of famous former teammates.

Swap a seat in the stands for the opportunity to get closer than ever to the home of Chelsea F.C. This behind-the-scenes stadium tour of Stamford Bridge lets you in on insider knowledge and takes you to the most exclusive areas of the stadium including both the home and away dressing rooms, the press room, players' tunnel, and pitch side. Interactive devices featuring exclusive videos and 360° footage will immerse you in the action. Plus, you can pose for photos with the official UEFA Champion's League trophies.

Experience London’s traditional pub scene—and discover historical drinking dens that most visitors miss—on this small-group, half-day tour. Accompany your guide to the history-saturated City of London, and visit at least four noteworthy pubs (drinks separate expense). Pop into centuries-old alehouses, see literary haunts favored by writers such as Charles Dickens, and learn about local drinking culture as you explore.

The British Museum in London houses more than eight million artifacts, making it difficult to find the top attractions on your own. This small-group or private tour does the work for you, with a guide to show you around some carefully curated highlights. View important pieces such as the Mummy of Katebet, the Rosetta Stone, and more, as you uncover their significance and history.

Whether you’re traveling with kids or a lover of quirky niche museums, don’t miss The Postal Museum in the heart of London. It’s dedicated to telling the story of worldwide postal communication and Britain’s role in it. Highlights include the extraordinary narrow-gauge Mail Rail. Save time and beat the lines by pre-booking tickets so you can get straight to the exhibits after your arrival.

Absorb the architectural majesty of the Royal Albert Hall on this guided tour in London. Alongside your guide, you’ll explore the iconic venue as it prepares for an impending performance. Hear anecdotes of legendary past performances, marvel at the opulent architecture and gain fascinating insight into the Royal Albert Hall’s history. Enjoy stunning stage views from the gallery and, with luck, you’ll catch a glimpse of artists rehearsing for their evening performance.

The South Bank's busiest attractions draw long entry lines, especially in the school holidays. Booking SEA LIFE® London Aquarium in advance lets you pick a time slot and head in at the hour you choose. Inside, themed zones take you through marine life from sharks and eels to clownfish and turtles, with a glass tunnel that puts the tanks overhead and a suspended platform above the sharks, plus daily feedings and talks.

An adrenaline-filled adventure at the top of The Shard. For an even higher experience, venture to the partially outdoor viewing gallery on Level 72. Exposing yourself to the elements at this breathtaking height; you’ll be surrounded by the famous ‘shards’ of glass that form the top of The Shard.

Party into the early hours on this pub crawl of central London and experience the city’s legendary nightlife without breaking the bank. With free entry to bars and nightclubs, free shots, and drink discounts all night long, it’s excellent value and a great choice for solo travelers or couples wanting to meet like-minded party-goers. Choose from three start times: the number of venues visited depends on your start time.

Experience the magic of London's West End theatre district by securing seats at Disney's “The Lion King” musical. Booking your tickets in advance means you have first pick of seating options, and you won't miss out on arrival. An adaptation of Disney’s hit 1994 film, the show tells the story of young lion, Simba, as he fights to reclaim his place as King of the Pridelands.