Overview

Offering great value and convenience, the London Pass has ‘smart technology’ enabling you cut to the front of queues and simply swipe your pass through the electronic readers at the attractions, with free admission to 19 historical buildings, 20 museums and art galleries, and 14 ships or places of interest. Take advantage of 10 free tours, cruises and walks for pass holders.

Your passport to London gives you entry to over 55 of London's favourite attractions.

Highlights include:

Tower of London, Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Palace, St. Paul's Cathedral, Kensington Palace, Kew Gardens, Wimbledon Tennis Musuem, London Zoo, Churchill Museum & Cabinet War Rooms, Britain at War Experience, HMS Belfast, Royal Albert Hall and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

There are also special offers such as discounts at restaurants and theatres. Where the attraction is normally free to the public the London Pass gives you great offers such as a free guided tour.

So whether you prefer museums or castles, galleries or cathedrals, with The London Pass, there really is something for everyone.

Passes are 'open-dated' and are for consecutive days. Passes commence once you visit your first attraction. We will issue an e-voucher which needs to be redeemed at the Britain & London Visitor Centre, located near to Piccadilly Circus.

Britain & London Visitor Centre Opening time for Christmas 2009:
Thursday 24th December - 9.30am to 12.30pm
Friday 25th December - Closed
Saturday 26th December - Closed
Sunday 27th December - 10am - 15.30pm
Monday 28th December - 10am - 15.30pm
Tuesday 29th December - 9.30am - 16.30pm
Wednesday 30th December - 9.30am - 16.30pm
Thursday 31st December - 9.30am - 12.30pm
Friday 1st January - 2010- Closed

Please note that e-vouchers are non-refundable.

Click here for a full list of attractions and special offers on the London Pass

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