London Bridge Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience London Bridge. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• London 30 Top Sights With Fun Local Guide

• London Bridge & Borough Market Food Tour With 7 Authentic Dishes

• The Cloak and Dagger Tour in London

• London The Best of Harry Potter Guided Tour (Free for Kids)

• Iconic Sights of London: High-Speed Boat Trip

While it’s free to visit London Bridge on your own, there are lots of affordable tours available that help you to learn more about the area with a guide. Shared walking tours start at around US$19, whereas e-bike tours are upwards of US$81, and hop-on hop-off bus tours are from US$34.

Yes, London Bridge is worth visiting, especially for visitors interested in checking off famous landmarks and a foodie hot spot. The area offers great views across the River Thames, and many people come here for attractions such as Borough Market and The Shard. Going on a sightseeing tour—such as a walking tour or an e-bike adventure—is the perfect way to learn more about the area's history while gaining plenty of local recommendations too.

Per one customer who booked the London Bridge & Borough Market Food Tour With 7 Authentic Dishes, "I've done many of these tours across the world and they never disappoint. Today's tour was with Paddy, who was a great tour guide by the London Bridge and Market. He is very knowledgeable of the city, restaurants to go to, including the West End, and overall very friendly and enjoyable to speak to. Once again, I have to highly recommend this tour."

Yes, you can visit London Bridge on a tour. Hop-on, hop-off buses travel over the bridge and stop on either side, while London sightseeing tours nearly always cover the area–home to a wealth of cultural and historical attractions such as Borough Market and Southwark Cathedral.

It takes around 10–15 minutes to walk across London Bridge. This doesn't include time to stop to snap photos of major London landmarks such as The Shard, The Gherkin, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament. From London Bridge station, the start of the bridge is a 10-minute walk.

London Bridge is fully accessible, with well-paved roads ideal for wheelchairs and strollers. London Bridge station is also a category A station for accessibility, meaning there’s step-free access between the overground and underground train lines. Rush hour crowds in the pre- and post-work hours may hinder accessibility somewhat, so try to visit outside those times.

You should spend around 2-3 hours exploring the London Bridge area. This allows you to walk across the bridge and snap photos of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament; visit the London Bridge Experience; and feast your taste buds on the artisan offerings of Borough Market, which is just a 5-minute walk from London Bridge itself.

Yes, London bus tours typically travel over London Bridge and stop at either side of the famous structure. They also tend to travel over other central London bridges—such as Tower Bridge and Westminster Bridge—from which you can enjoy great views of London Bridge.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting London Bridge. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in London:

• Buckingham Palace

• Tower of London

• Stonehenge

• Westminster Abbey

• London Eye

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in London.