ENGLAND
The ones worth booking.
The 6 most popular skip the line tours in England. The ones worth your time, what they cost, and what to expect on the day.
Skip the line for Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London, then tour royal sights on foot and ride the Thames from Embankment to Tower Bridge.
“Lovely guide. Very knowledgeable! Just know you might run out of time at the Tower of London before it closes”
Skip-the-line at Liverpool Beatles Museum: see 1,000+ authentic artifacts, instruments and discs, with a handy audio guide in about 2 hours.
“I enjoyed looking through this museum. There was plenty to see. I would note that it is over three levels that are accessible by stair only.”
Skip-the-line access to Strawberry Field in Liverpool with an English media guide, plus museum, gardens, cafe, and Beatles-focused context.
“Highly recommend very informative and very interesting. About how Strawberry Fields came to be and how it connected to John Lennon.”
Skip-the-line entry to Liverpool’s British Music Experience. Interactive exhibits, 600+ artifacts, and a temporary Arctic Monkeys show.
“A well thought out museum”
Skip the line to Westminster Abbey, then get guided access to the Commons and Lords on a small-group London tour with headsets.
“What a wonderful day! Patrick was an attentive and informative guide who handled the rain well. Always fun to have a guided tour because you can see site through the guide’s eyes. I didn’t realize how expansive Westminster Abbey is! I could spend days here. Nick took over of the tour of Parliament…knowledgeable and entertaining.…”
Skip the waiting and visit Winterbourne House and Garden in Birmingham, an Edwardian Arts-and-Crafts villa with seasonal walled gardens.
“Surprised to find this near the heart of the city. Well worth the visit. Visited early March and will return throughout the year ahead.”
