Find the right London Pass for your journey
6 providers, 126 attractions — we’ll help you find the right sightseeing pass without paying too much.
Which sightseeing pass is right for you?
Three short questions - we recommend the sightseeing pass that best suits your trip.
Prefer to do the maths yourself?
Choose your attractions and travel days - we compare for you what individual tickets would cost and which sightseeing pass is the cheapest.
How many days are you staying in London?
Which attractions would you like to visit?
Single price adults according to Go City. Tick what you would really do.
Select at least one attraction to calculate your savings.
Prices in British pounds (£), valid in 2026.
Our top 2 recommendations
One of these two sightseeing passes is suitable for most London travellers.
You want to see as much as possible
The London Pass®
- Around 111 attractions included
- 1-10 days valid from activation
- Cancellable free of charge for 90 days
You only want the top highlights
London Explorer Pass
- Choose 2–7 from around 77 attractions
- Valid for 30 days from activation
- Cancellable free of charge for 90 days
All 6 sightseeing passes in comparison
Honest overview of the most important providers for your London trip - prices, attractions and conditions at a glance.
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Most popular choice
London Pass
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Explorer Pass
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Merlin Multi
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Headout Pass
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Turbopass City
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Turbopass Flex
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| Selection | around 111 attractionsshow all → | around 77 attractionsshow all → | 6 attractionsshow all → | 40+ attractionsshow all → | 19 attractionsshow all → | 19 attractionsshow all → |
| Model | All-Inclusive | Choice (2-7 Attr.) | Fixed combination ticket | Choice (2-7 Attr.) | All-Inclusive | Choice (2-7 Attr.) |
| Visits | Unlimited | 2-7 Attractions | 2-5 attractions | 2-7 Attractions | Unlimited | 2-7 Attractions |
| Price (adult) | from £99 | from £64 | from £49 | from £52 | from £115 | from £62 |
| Price (child) | from £69 | from £49 | – | – | from £80 | from £44 |
| Validity | 1-10 calendar days | 30 days | 90 days | 30 days | 1-7 calendar days | 30 days |
| Hop-On Bus | ✓ 2 days | ✓ 2 days | ✓ 1 day | ✓ 1 day | ✓ 1 day | ✓ 1 day |
| London Eye | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Opt. upgrade | ✓ |
| Cancellation | 90 days free of charge | 90 days free of charge | Free rebooking | Free of charge | Chargeable | Chargeable |
| Delivery form | Go City App | Go City App | Digital tickets | Headout App | Digital tickets | Digital tickets |
| Discount code | LONDONCP05LP | LONDONCP05 | – | – | – | – |
| Buy now | Buy now | Buy now | Buy now | Buy now | Buy now |
All prices in British pounds (£), valid in 2026.
Most popular Merlin combination: London Eye + Madame Tussauds + SEA LIFE for a package price of £54 - that saves up to 54 % compared to single tickets.
Which sightseeing pass suits whom?
Four typical London traveller types - and which sightseeing pass suits them best.
First-time visitors with 3 days
Tower of London, London Eye, Westminster Abbey, hop-on bus and a Thames boat trip - you can do the classics in three days. With the 3-day pass, you typically save 30 to 40 per cent compared to individual tickets.
Families with children
Children aged 5 and over pay the reduced children's price, under 5s are free. SEA LIFE, Madame Tussauds and Shrek's Adventure are included in the Merlin Combi Ticket, while the Explorer Pass with 4 or 5 attractions is suitable for the major highlights.
Short weekend trip (2 days)
You can see four to five top attractions in two days, but no more. The Explorer Pass with a fixed selection is more flexible than an all-inclusive day pass - you choose exactly the highlights you really want to see.
Active travellers with 5 or more days
If you visit three or more attractions per day, you get the most out of the London Pass®. With the 5-day pass, the daily price is around £42 - that's less than the price of a single hop-on hop-off day ticket.
Everything you need to know before you buy
The most important questions about the London Pass® - briefly, honestly and with supporting documents.
Is the London Pass® worth it?
Personal savings calculator with scenarios for 2, 3 and 5 days - so you can do the maths yourself.
Calculate → Direct comparisonLondon Pass® vs. Explorer Pass
The two Go-City products compared: Model, price, attractions and which one suits whom.
View comparison → Prices & costsLondon Pass® Prices & Costs
All day variants from 1 to 10 days with adult and child prices - plus what is not included in the price.
View prices → Attraction databaseAll 126 attractions can be filtered
Filterable list of all attractions with individual prices and information on which Sightseeing Pass they are included in.
Filter → Transport in LondonLondon Pass® + Oyster Card?
Which ticket you really need - and why no sightseeing pass includes the Tube.
Find out more → Current codesDiscount codes & saving tips
With the standard codes LONDONCP05LP and LONDONCP05 you save 5 % - explained honestly.
View codes →In addition: 3 days London London with children Tips for your sightseeing pass
Over 125 London highlights with a sightseeing pass
Six of the most famous attractions – on our attractions page you’ll find all 126, each with its individual price and a note indicating which sightseeing pass includes that attraction. You can filter by category and provider.
Why this page?
We keep it short: honest, data-based and always up-to-date.
Independent and honest
We also recommend not buying a sightseeing pass at all. If your programme is too small, individual tickets are cheaper - and we tell you this directly in the savings calculator.
Data-based
Behind this page are 126 attractions with prices that have been recently verified – including details of which sightseeing pass each attraction is included in. This forms the basis for our filterable attractions catalogue and all our invoices.
Always up to date
Status 2026: We check prices quarterly and the list of attractions every six months. You will find the current factual basis on each subpage - properties and conditions are linked.
Frequently asked questions
The most important questions about all six sightseeing passes - short answers with reference to the relevant details.
This depends on the length of your trip and your programme. The London Pass® is most worthwhile for at least three paid top attractions per day and two or more days in London - typically these are 30-50 % Savings compared to individual tickets. The Explorer Pass is usually the better choice for just two to seven planned highlights. If you want to calculate your own case, use the savings calculator.
The London Pass® is all-inclusive: you pay for a fixed number of days (1 to 10) and can visit as many of the approximately 111 attractions as you like each day. The Explorer Pass is a Choice Pass: you choose 2 to 7 specific attractions from a selection of around 77 and have 30 days to use them. The London Pass® is ideal for frequent visitors, whilst the Explorer Pass is perfect for selected highlights.
The Tower of London and the London Eye are included in almost all sightseeing passes – the London Pass®, Explorer Pass, Headout Pass, Merlin Combo Ticket and Turbopass (the London Eye is available as a paid upgrade with the Turbopass City pass). Windsor Castle is included in the London Pass®, the Explorer Pass (from July 2026) and the Headout Pass – but not in the Turbopass.
No, none of the current London sightseeing passes include the Tube, buses or trains. Only sightseeing transport such as the hop-on hop-off bus tour and Thames boat trips are included. For normal local transport you need a Visitor Oyster Card or pay contactless with a bank card or mobile phone.
With the London Pass® and the Explorer Pass you can cancel free of charge within 90 days of purchase as long as the Sightseeing Pass has not been activated. It is only activated when you visit the attraction for the first time. This makes the purchase virtually risk-free.
The code for the London Pass® on londonpass.com is LONDONCP05LP, for the Explorer Pass the code is valid on gocity.com LONDONCP05 - both with 5 % Discount. Higher codes are only available for rare special promotions such as Black Friday.
Ready for your trip to London?
With the codes LONDONCP05LP and LONDONCP05 you save 5 % on both Go City products. Cancellable free of charge for 90 days.
The London Pass®
5 % Discount with code LONDONCP05LP
- Around 111 attractions on a single ticket
- 1 to 10 days flexibly selectable
- Cancellable free of charge for 90 days
Explorer Pass
5 % Discount with code LONDONCP05
- 2 to 7 attractions freely selectable
- Valid for 30 days from activation
- Cancellable free of charge for 90 days
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