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The London Pass® - over 100 London attractions with one ticket

Tower of London, Windsor Castle, Westminster Abbey and over 100 other highlights. Choose 1 to 10 days and save up to 50 % compared to single tickets.

Over 100 attractions
1-10 days flexible
Cancellable free of charge for 90 days
Digital in the Go City app

Current London Pass® prices 2026

Choose your period of validity - the longer, the cheaper per day.

£99 Adults - 1 day - Children from £69
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  • Over 100 attractions included
  • 2-day hop-on hop-off bus tour included
  • 24-hour boat trips on the Thames
  • Windsor Castle included (not in Explorer Pass)
  • Cancellable free of charge for 90 days
  • Activation only on the 1st visit
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Prices in British pounds (£). Children's price applies to 5-15 year olds, children under 5 are free of charge.

What is The London Pass®?

The London Pass® is a digital sightseeing pass from Go City that allows you to visit an unlimited number of top attractions in a set period of time - with just one ticket. Instead of booking each attraction individually, you pay a flat rate and unlock over 100 experiences: from the Tower of London to the London Eye and Windsor Castle. With three to four attractions per day, you usually save between 30 and 50 per cent compared to individual tickets.

How does the London Pass® work?

You buy the London Pass® online and receive it directly in your Go City app on your smartphone. The first time you visit an attraction, the Sightseeing Pass is automatically activated - from then on, it is valid for the period you selected when you purchased it: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 or 10 consecutive calendar days. It is not active before your first visit, so you can book it in advance.

What makes it different from other London passes?

With over 100 attractions included, The London Pass® is the most comprehensive sightseeing pass for London. Two royal highlights are not included in any other sightseeing pass: the King's Gallery at Buckingham Palace and the Royal Mews. Windsor Castle, which is not included in the popular Explorer Pass, is also included in the London Pass®. In addition, every London Pass® automatically includes a two-day hop-on hop-off bus tour and a 24-hour Thames boat trip.

Price scale: London Pass® for 1 to 10 days

The longer the London Pass® is valid, the more favourable the daily price becomes.

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Validity Adults Children (5-15) Price per day (adult) Savings vs. 1 day
1 day £99 £69 £99 / Day
2 days £139 £89 £70 / Day -29 %
3 days £169 £109 £56 / Day -43 %
4 days £189 £129 £47 / Day -52 %
5 days £209 £139 £42 / Day -58 %
6 days £229 £149 £38 / Day -61 %
7 days £239 £159 £34 / Day -66 %
10 days £259 £169 £26 / Day -74 %

Children under 5 years are free of charge. All prices in pounds sterling (£). With code LONDONCP05LP additional 5 % discount.

12 top attractions in the London Pass®

A small selection of the highlights - over 100 experiences are included in total.

Tower of London
Tower of London
Normal price: £37
London Eye
London Eye
Normal price: £39
Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle
Normal price: £36 - not in Explorer Pass
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey
Normal price: £31
St Paul's Cathedral
St Paul's Cathedral
Normal price: £27
The View from The Shard
The View from The Shard
Normal price: £19
Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge
Normal price: £18
Hop-on hop-off bus in London
Hop-On Hop-Off bus tour (2 days)
Normal price: from £56 - automatically included
Thames boat trip
Thames boat trip (24 hours)
Normal price: from £25 - automatically included
Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court Palace
Normal price: £32
Kensington Palace
Kensington Palace
Normal price: £25
Madame Tussauds London
Madame Tussauds London
Normal price: £39
What's only in the London Pass®

No other sightseeing pass for London offers two royal highlights:

  • King's Gallery at Buckingham Palace - the royal art collection
  • Royal Mews - the royal stables with state coaches

Important for all those comparing London Pass® and Explorer Pass: Windsor Castle is not included in the Explorer Pass, but is included in the London Pass®. If you want to see the weekend residence of the royal family, you should not overlook this in the comparison.

London Pass®: Advantages and disadvantages

An honest assessment - when the London Pass® fits and when it doesn't.

Speaks in favour of the London Pass®

  • By far the largest selection: over 100 attractions with just one ticket
  • King's Gallery and Royal Mews exclusive - plus Windsor Castle not included in Explorer Pass
  • Hop-on hop-off bus tour (2 days) and Thames boat trip (24 hours) are automatically included
  • Savings of up to 50 % compared to single tickets for 3-4 attractions per day
  • 90 days free cancellation - no risk if plans change

Speaks against it

  • Only worthwhile with many visits - from around three attractions per day
  • Consecutive days: once activated, the clock continues to run, even on rest days
  • No Oyster Card or public transport tickets included
  • For only 2-3 top attractions over several days, the Explorer Pass is usually cheaper

Is the London Pass® worth it for you?

Two quick details - and you'll know whether you're saving money with the London Pass®.

1. how many days would you like to use the London Pass®?

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2. how many attractions would you like to visit in total?

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    For whom is the London Pass® the right choice?

    Three typical travel constellations - and which passport variant is suitable in each case.

    First-time visitors to London

    Recommendation: 3-day pass for £169

    Anyone visiting London for the first time has a long wish list: Tower of London, London Eye, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, plus a Thames boat trip and the hop-on hop-off bus tour. With the 3-day pass, you can do these classics with ease and save around % compared to individual tickets.

    Families with children

    Recommendation: 3- or 4-day pass

    Families pay the adult price for the parents and only the reduced children's price for each child aged 5 and over. Children under 5 are free. Tower of London, London Zoo, Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE or Hampton Court - with three to four days, the London Pass® is also well worthwhile for a family of four.

    Sightseeing marathon

    Recommendation: 5- or 7-day pass

    If you visit several 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 cost of a single hop-on hop-off day tour. If you visit ten or more attractions, you save over 60 % compared to single tickets.

    London Pass® in comparison

    When is the London Pass® worthwhile, and when is another option better?

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    Recommended London Pass® Explorer Pass Single tickets
    Model Unlimited visits on selected days 2-7 selected attractions Single admission per booking
    Attractions 100+ 100+ (selection) Any
    Price from £99 / Day £64 / 2 Attractions from £14 per attraction
    Hop-On Hop-Off Bus ✓ 2 days included ✓ 2 days included Book separately
    Thames Boat Trip ✓ 24 h included Optionally bookable Book separately
    Windsor Castle ✓ included Not included Unit price £36
    Cancellation 90 days free of charge 90 days free of charge Depending on the provider
    Worthwhile if ... ... you visit 3+ attractions per day ... you only want 2-7 selected top highlights ... you only visit 1-2 attractions
    Buy London Pass® More about the Explorer Pass View attractions

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    How the London Pass® works

    From purchase to first admission - in three simple steps.

    Buy online

    Select the desired number of days of validity and finalise the booking directly with Go City. With the code LONDONCP05LP you save another 5 %. Payment is by card or PayPal.

    Load into the Go City app

    You will receive a confirmation email with your London 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.

    Visit attractions

    Show the QR code from the app at the entrance. The London Pass® is activated on the first visit - from then on, the selected validity period applies. Some top attractions require a free reservation in advance via the app.

    Frequently asked questions about the London Pass®

    The validity days of the London Pass® are consecutive - i.e. they run on consecutive calendar days from activation. If you use the London Pass® for the first time on Monday and have a 3-day pass, it is valid until Wednesday at midnight. Plan rest days outside of these days or alternatively choose the Explorer Pass, which is valid for 30 flexible days.
    The London Pass® is activated on the first visit to the attraction, not on purchase. From then on, one calendar day runs until midnight of the respective day. You have two years after purchase to activate the Sightseeing Pass - for example, if you have to plan or rebook at short notice.
    Yes, Windsor Castle is included in the London Pass® - but not in the popular Explorer Pass. So if you want to visit Windsor Castle, you should go for the London Pass®. The unit price is around £36. Plan a full half day for the visit and travel by train from Paddington (journey not included in the pass).
    The London Pass® does not include an Oyster card or a travelcard for tube and bus. The easiest way to pay for Tube and buses is with a contactless bank card - this automatically calculates the cheapest daily fare without you having to worry about it in advance.
    Yes, as long as the London Pass® has not yet been activated, you can cancel it free of charge within 90 days of purchase. This means that a London Pass® is practically risk-free - you can book early without having to worry later.
    At many major attractions such as the London Eye or Madame Tussauds, there are separate fast-track entry queues for pass holders. On busy days, we also recommend booking in advance free of charge via the Go City app - then you have a fixed time slot and go straight past the entrance.
    Children aged 5 to 15 get the London Pass® at a reduced children's price - with the 3-day pass, for example £109 instead of £169. Children under the age of 5 are free, even without their own London Pass®, provided they are accompanied by an adult with a London Pass®. This makes the Sightseeing Pass particularly worthwhile for families.
    Both passes come from Go City, the difference is in the model. The London Pass® gives you unlimited visits on consecutive days - ideal if you want to see a lot. The Explorer Pass lets you choose 2 to 7 attractions to visit flexibly within 30 days. For a few top attractions, the Explorer is usually cheaper; for three or more attractions per day, the London Pass® beats the Explorer.

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    100+ attractions, hop-on hop-off bus tour and Thames boat trip included. Cancellable free of charge for 90 days - no risk.

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