ENGLAND
The ones worth booking.
The 15 most popular tickets tours in England. The ones worth your time, what they cost, and what to expect on the day.
Book ahead for London Eye entry with a 30-minute rotation and 360° views of Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, and more.
“Great experience and truly a must in London. To avoid lines go early in the day or purchase fast pass offering.”
Fast-track London Eye entry cuts queue time for a 30-minute 443-ft panoramic ride over Big Ben and Buckingham Palace.
“So glad we bought front of the line access even in a less crowded time (February). We walked right on.”
See Beatles sights and Liverpool landmarks on a 24-hour hop-on bus with top or bottom deck and a free bubbly at Philharmonic.
“Very enjoyable, guide Kim was knowledge and friendly as was the driver (sorry can’t remember his name) good way to see the city and get background information.”
London Dungeon ticket takes you through Ten Bells, Sweeney Todd, plague and Traitors Gate, ending with a thrill ride in about 1h50.
“Really enjoyed it! All the actors were excellent, very well done and atmospheric. Well worth a visit!”
Prebook Buckingham Palace plus Changing of the Guard viewpoints, led by a friendly guide with an audio tour inside the State Rooms.
“Tour guide was friendly and informative. Was a busy tour but still enjoyed it. Doing the tour like this instead of on your own made it much easier. Would recommend to anyone.”
Thames River cruise with live narration plus a London Eye ticket. Great value for first-timers, tight timelines, and standout skyline views.
“We did this on our first morning in London. It was so easy to book ahead and the Thames Cruise and and then the London Eye experience were a fantastic way to get our bearings, see and learn about so many London landmarks. Our guide on the cruise was very informative and witty. It was…”
Explore The Beatles Story in Liverpool with a Julia Lennon narrated audio guide, interactive Discovery Zone, and rare memorabilia across two UNESCO waterfront sites.
“This is a brilliant experience telling the whole story of the Beatles. I thoroughly recommend the museum.”
Alton Towers 2-day admission in Alton, England with a mobile ticket, Wicker Man wood-and-fire coaster, and time to ride more than rush.
“The first day was fantastic as we were only queued for 15 minutes to get on each ride. The Friday was just chaotic waiting in an hour in each queue so we only managed to get on 6 rides. Really disappointed that the river wasn’t open.”
Moco Museum London packs modern and contemporary masters, plus immersive digital art, into 1.5 hours with audio guide and lockers.
“When we went, they had fantastic displays from Marina Abramovic, Banksy, Kawa, and a really interesting exhibit by Robbie Williams. Enjoyed the flow of the displays and the thoughtful curation. I would recommend it to anyone.”
London Zoo entry ticket for 3–5 hours. Mobile ticket, advance booking, and must-see exhibits like Land of the Lions, Tigers, penguins, and more.
“If you have mobility difficulties, The zoo has a couple of electric scooters to hire cost £20 per day, pathways are very accessible, animals are well looked after and it was wonderful to see them close up. Lots of information about the animals in various formats”
Skip-the-line London Eye Champagne Experience with fast-track boarding, Moët & Chandon in your pod, and guided Thames views.
“Sofia was efficient and knowledgeable!”
Entry to Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World in Telford with mobile ticket access, 100+ animals, 45 animatronic dinosaurs, and animal feeding talks.
“Always love this place 😁 gets better every visit”
Time-entry Kensington Palace ticket for a self-guided visit: state apartments, the Victoria childhood exhibit, Dress Codes, plus gardens.
“Simon knows English history very well and presents it in a vert interesting and entertaining manner.”
Cadbury World entry ticket in Birmingham for a 3-hour family-friendly chocolate day with rides, cocoa storytelling, and 4D fun.
“History of chocolate making explained in a simple and detailed way. Visitor facilities are good and the whole process is well organised.”
Pre-book entry to Hampton Court Palace: Henry VIII rooms, Tudor kitchens, family trails, and gardens with the maze and Great Vine.
“We had no issues using Viator tickets and grabbing our headsets. Prices were slightly cheaper than the website.”
