London Explorer Pass - choose 2 to 7 top attractions and save
Just the highlights you really want: choose freely from around 77 attractions, use your pass flexibly for 30 days and save up to 40 % compared to individual tickets.
Current Explorer Pass prices 2026
Choose how many attractions you would like to visit - the more, the cheaper per attraction.
- Choose freely from around 77 attractions
- 30 days flexible from activation
- Tower of London, London Eye and top highlights
- Thames boat trip available
- Cancellable free of charge for 90 days
- Activation only on the 1st visit
Prices in British pounds (£). Children's price applies to 5-15 year olds, children under 5 are free of charge.
What is the London Explorer Pass?
The London Explorer Pass is a flexible sightseeing pass from Go City where you choose a fixed number of attractions - between 2 and 7 - and visit them within 30 days. Unlike the London Pass®, you don't pay for unlimited days, but only for the experiences you really want to do. This makes the Explorer Pass the ideal choice if you want to take a relaxed approach to sightseeing and don't have a tight schedule every day.
How does the Explorer Pass work?
You buy the Explorer Pass online and decide how many attractions you’d like to visit. The pass is sent straight to your Go-City app. Once there, you can choose from around 77 experiences – including Tower of London, the London Eye, Madame Tussauds, Westminster Abbey, Windsor Castle, Thames river cruises and much more. You have 30 days from your first visit to redeem all your chosen attractions.
What makes it different from the London Pass®?
Whilst the London Pass® offers unlimited visits on consecutive days, the Explorer Pass gives you maximum flexibility with a smaller selection. If you’re visiting between two and seven attractions spread over several days, the Explorer Pass is usually better value. The London Pass® only becomes better value if you visit around three attractions per day or more. With around 111 attractions, the London Pass® offers a wider choice – although the main highlights, such as Windsor Castle, have been included in both sightseeing passes since July 2026.
Price scale: Explorer Pass for 2 to 7 attractions
The more attractions you select, the cheaper the price per attraction.
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| Number of attractions | Adults | Children (5-15) | Price per attraction (adult) | Savings vs. 2 Attr. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 attractions | £64 | £49 | £32 / Attraction | – |
| 3 attractions | £89 | £64 | £30 / Attraction | -7 % |
| 4 attractions | £109 | £79 | £27 / Attraction | -15 % |
| 5 attractions | £129 | £89 | £26 / Attraction | -19 % |
| 6 attractions | £149 | £99 | £25 / Attraction | -22 % |
| 7 attractions | £159 | £109 | £23 / Attraction | -29 % |
Children under 5 years are free of charge. All prices in pounds sterling (£). With code LONDONCP05 additional 5 % discount.
12 popular attractions in Explorer Pass
You choose between 2 and 7 of these – plus from around 65 other experiences (77 in total in the Explorer Pass).
With around 111 attractions, the London Pass® offers a wider selection than the Explorer Pass, which has around 77. However, the main highlights – such as the Tower of London, the London Eye, Windsor Castle and the Royal Mews – have been included in both sightseeing passes since July 2026. The main difference today lies in the pricing model (unlimited access versus a choice of 2–7 attractions).
Explorer Pass: Advantages and disadvantages
An honest assessment - when the Explorer Pass fits and when it doesn't.
Speaks in favour of the Explorer Pass
- Maximum flexibility: 30 days to redeem your 2 to 7 attractions
- You only pay for the experiences you really want to do - no pressure
- Up to 40 % savings compared to single tickets
- Around 77 attractions to choose from – including top highlights such as Tower of London, the London Eye, Windsor Castle and Madame Tussauds
- 90 days free cancellation and 5 % code discount with LONDONCP05
Speaks against it
- A maximum of 7 attractions - if you want to see more, the London Pass® is cheaper
- A smaller selection than the London Pass® (77 compared with around 111 attractions)
- Hop-on hop-off bus and Thames boat trip count as attractions, with the London Pass® they are automatically included
- Single tickets are often cheaper for only 1 or 2 planned visits
Is the Explorer Pass worth it for you?
Two quick details - and you'll know whether you're saving money with the Explorer Pass.
1. how many attractions would you like to visit?
2. what kind of attractions are you mainly planning?
For whom is the Explorer Pass the right choice?
Three typical travel constellations - and how many attractions fit in each.
Short trip with top highlights
A long weekend in London and you want to see the absolute classics: Tower of London, London Eye and Westminster Abbey. With three attractions you save just under £20 compared to single tickets - and keep time for sightseeing on foot, pubs and a musical in the evening.
Flexible trip without time pressure
You don't plan every day and want to take breaks. With five attractions spread over four to five days, you have a varied programme - one day at the Tower and Tower Bridge, one day at the London Eye and Westminster, plus a boat trip on the Thames and a museum. 30 days of validity give you maximum flexibility.
Family with a compulsory programme
The must-do programme is worthwhile with children: London Eye, Madame Tussauds, the hop-on hop-off bus for little legs and the Tower of London. Children from 5 to 15 pay only £79 - cheaper than any single ticket. Children under the age of 5 are often free of charge.
Explorer Pass in comparison
When is the Explorer Pass worthwhile, and when is another option better?
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| Recommended Explorer Pass | London Pass® | Single tickets | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | 2 to 7 selected attractions | Unlimited visits on selected days | Single admission per booking |
| Selection | around 77 (you choose 2–7) | around 111 (all included) | Any |
| Validity | 30 days flexible | 1-10 consecutive days | Per booking |
| Price from | £64 / 2 Attractions | £99 / Day | from £14 per attraction |
| Hop-On Hop-Off Bus | Selectable as an attraction | ✓ 2 days automatically included | Book separately |
| Thames Boat Trip | Selectable as an attraction | ✓ 24 h automatically included | Book separately |
| Windsor Castle | Not included | ✓ included | Unit price £36 |
| Cancellation | 90 days free of charge | 90 days free of charge | Depending on the provider |
| Worthwhile if ... | ... you specifically select 2 to 7 highlights | ... you visit 3+ attractions per day | ... you only visit 1-2 attractions |
| Buy Explorer Pass | More about the London Pass® | View attractions |
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How the Explorer Pass works
From purchase to first admission - in three simple steps.
Select and buy quantity
Decide how many attractions you would like to visit (2 to 7) and finalise the booking directly with Go City. With the code LONDONCP05 you save another 5 %. Payment is by card or PayPal.
Load into the Go City app
You will receive a confirmation email with your Explorer Pass. Open the free Go City app, download the sightseeing pass and you'll always have your digital ticket with you - you can also use it offline in London.
Select and visit attractions
On site, you select your favourite attractions in the app and show the QR code at the entrance. The Explorer Pass is activated on your first visit - from then on you have 30 days to redeem all the experiences you have selected.
Frequently asked questions about the Explorer Pass
Yes, since July 2026, Windsor Castle has also been included in the Explorer Pass – before that, it had long been exclusive to the London Pass®. All the other top highlights, such as Tower of London, the London Eye, Westminster Abbey and the Tower Bridge Walk, are also included in the Explorer Pass. Simply count Windsor Castle as one of your 2–7 chosen attractions.
Both passes come from Go City, but the model is different. The Explorer Pass gives you 2 to 7 selected attractions over 30 days - ideal for relaxed sightseeing. The London Pass® offers unlimited visits on consecutive days plus hop-on hop-off bus and Thames boat trip automatically included - ideal for frequent visitors. Rule of thumb: for three or more attractions per day, the London Pass® beats the Explorer Pass.
Ready for London? Choose your Explorer Pass now
Choose from around 77 attractions and use your pass flexibly for 30 days. Cancel free of charge within 90 days – no risk.
Still unsure?