Top England Arts & Design in 2026

Many filming locations from the “Harry Potter™" movies are scattered across London and hard to pin down on your own. Take a tour tailored to your family's pace, visiting Leadenhall Market, Scotland Place, and King’s Cross Station with a private guide and comparing each spot to how it appears on screen.

Perfect for WWII history buffs, this private tour traces Winston Churchill's life through his childhood homes, favorite tailors, and cigar shops. Cross essential London sights off your bucket list, like 10 Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament, then enjoy skip-the-line entry to the Churchill War Rooms for a focused visit without waiting.

Booking separate tickets for each London attraction takes time and planning. The London Explorer Pass covers admission to between two and seven attractions, depending on the package you choose. Pick where to use your credits from a list of more than 75 attractions across the city, and plan your sightseeing around the ones that interest you most.

The Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising showcases retro items and iconic brands from the Victorian era to today. This admission ticket grants full access to the museum without a time limit, letting you explore the nostalgic exhibits at your own pace.

Discover one of England’s most distinctive museums—and enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace—when you book advance tickets to the National Museum of Computing. Located at Bletchley Park, where Alan Turing and others participated in boundary-breaking computing and code-breaking work during World War II, the museum includes the world’s largest collection of working historic computers. Browse the wide-ranging exhibits, and learn more from on-site volunteers.

Immerse yourself in the story of the Beatles and other ground-breaking figures at the British Music Experience in Liverpool’s National Museum of Popular Music. Save time with skip-the-line access and explore 70 years of British musical history through video interviews, memorabilia, and interactive areas where you can try your hand at playing some iconic tunes.

Be immersed in London’s creative culture on this half-day photography tour of Camden street art. Go off the beaten track around Camden Market and Kentish Town, exploring backstreets and canal paths on foot for an intimate glimpse of urban creativity, with insights provided by your local guide. See heritage landmarks like the Amy Winehouse statue and Hawley Mews graffiti and enjoy the personalized service of a small-group tour.

The ancient stones reverberate with dark secrets, priceless jewels glint in fortified vaults, and ravens strut the grounds. The Tower of London was founded in 1066–1067 by William the Conqueror. You cannot miss the iconic White Tower towering over the modern city. Venture inside, and you will find the world’s longest-running visitor attraction, The Line of Kings. A line of wooden horses is the surviving remnant of one of the oldest collections at the Tower. You will also be able to marvel at the battle armor of England’s most notorious king, Henry VIII. Opposite the White Tower lies the world-famous collection of finery and regalia, the Crown Jewels. You will be able to see some of the most legendary and spectacular diamonds in the world and regalia still used regularly by the King in important national ceremonies such as the state opening of parliament.

Instead of jostling through crowds on land, watch the landmarks that line the River Thames light up at night on a dinner cruise with live jazz. Sip sparkling wine as you pass by the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, the London Eye, and the Tower of London. Indulge in a 3-course dinner in a heated cabin, with plenty of time to take in the sights between courses.

London’s National Gallery has a vast permanent collection of more than 2,300 artworks, so it’s hard for first-time visitors to know where to start. On this private tour, maximize your time as your guide shows you all the highlights as well as points out notable paintings that many visitors miss. This tour will take all the hassle out of your visit, so you can spend more time admiring masterpieces by Rubens, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and more.

Ideal for music lovers, this David Bowie walking tour covers two distinct London neighborhoods where the visionary artist lived and worked. Starting in Brixton, you’ll see the home where the singer was born, some of the venues he played in the early days, and a local memorial. You’ll then move on to Soho, a neighborhood rich in music history, where Bowie’s career took off.

Uncover the secrets of witchcraft and wizardry on this behind-the-scenes Harry Potter walking tour of London. With a small group and your guide leading the way, scout out filming locations for your favorite scenes, including the Leaky Cauldron and the Ministry of Magic. As you go, pass London landmarks such as St. Paul’s Cathedral, Millennium Bridge, and Leadenhall Market, your guide filling you in on behind-the-scenes stories and facts about the books and movies.

Many sites in Liverpool that are related to The Beatles are spread across the city, with many in residential areas that are difficult to reach without a car or local knowledge. This private taxi tour solves that by taking you directly to key locations in a classic cab, with hotel pickup and a flexible route shaped around your interests. Travel easily between Penny Lane, Strawberry Field, Eleanor Rigby’s grave, and the childhood homes of John, Paul, George, and Ringo, while your guide connects the dots with stories about the places behind the music.

Make the most of your visit to London’s Tate Modern by exploring the museum with an art historian guide. This small-group tour takes you through the imposing structure, to view the massive collection and hear insights into the individual works from the likes of Picasso, Dali, Hockney, Warhol, and more. Emerge from the experience with new ways of talking and thinking about modern art.

Combine your love for Abba with sightseeing around England's capital city on this afternoon tea bus experience. Enjoy a choice of vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, or standard afternoon tea menus, including sweet treats, cake, prosecco, and sandwiches, while listening to a range of Abba classics. See London landmarks like Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and the Tower of London from your comfortable bus seat, and don't be shy about singing along!

Explore the city as a Swiftie on this Taylor Swift-themed afternoon tea and bus tour. Sing along with Taylor’s top tracks as you cruise through London, soaking up the sights and tucking into a selection of sandwiches, scones, and savories, plus a glass of complimentary prosecco or a soft drink. Perfect for fans of any age, as well as couples and families.

As well as great restaurants, bars, and boutiques—Shoreditch is well-known for its diverse street art scene, and this tour is your shortcut to finding hidden murals, stencils, and artwork that you might not uncover alone. Join a guide on a specialty street art-themed tour that starts at Old Spitalfields Market and visits Brick Lane and Shoreditch. Along the way, hear stories about local artists and learn how to interpret different pieces.

Enjoy a more rewarding visit to London's Tate Modern on this guided tour. Visiting in a small group of no more than eight people provides plenty of opportunity to ask questions about the artworks and the 19th-century power plant that houses the modern art museum. See works by Picasso, Dalí, and Warhol in the permanent collection and also learn about the many temporary exhibits that the museum has displayed in its relatively short history.

Book your tickets in advance and step aboard the Cutty Sark in Greenwich to discover what life was like on board a 19th-century tea clipper boat. The world’s sole surviving clipper, the 'Cutty Sark' today is an award-winning boat-museum, which allows you to learn about the China tea trade voyages and life at sea. Your admission ticket lets you stay as long as you want aboard the boat and explore at your own pace.

World War II buffs won't want to miss the chance to pay tribute to almost 58,000 individuals from over 60 countries who lost their lives serving with Bomber Command during the War. A visit to Lincoln's International Bomber Command Centre is the perfect way to commemorate them. Your ticket includes access to interactive galleries, landscaped peace gardens, and the 100-foot (30-meter) memorial, while tours run regularly across the day.

This walk takes in all the most important sites associated with the fab four. Apple HQ, Trident Studios, Abbey Road and the most famous zebra crossing in the world! This is a private tour for a maximum of five people that include includes a taxi transfer from the West End up to Abbey Road.

If you want to follow in the footsteps of the musical icons who frequented the British capital, then embark on this private London tour, led by a music-loving guide. You can pose for a Beatles-style photo at Abbey Road crossing, visit the Amy Winehouse statue at Camden Market, stop by Soho's most iconic jazz club, and much more.

London's rock history is located at addresses you'd walk straight past without knowing it. Trace the city's musical heritage on foot with a small group and a guide who knows the stories, passing the spots tied to David Bowie, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and more. The route takes in Denmark Street and the Abbey Road crossing, with the history behind each filled in as you go.

Follow in the footsteps of the Duke of Hastings, visit Bridgerton House, and keep an ear out for Lady Whistledown’s gossip on this immersive, “Bridgerton”-themed walking tour of Bath. Led by an enthusiastic fan of the series, the tour will whisk you away to the show’s key filming locations, and will share behind-the-scenes stories about the “Bridgerton” cast and production, too. You’ll also learn more about Bath’s Georgian history as you explore.