Landmarks in London

Rebooted tickets so entry was smooth Went at 3pm and it wasn't too crowded Enjoyed little show put on at 3:30pm in the courtyard Highlights were the crown jewels and the beasts exhibit Next time would recommend coming earlier to explore more sections of tower of london as I ran out of time

The fact that I went with my family and, being all adults, every podcast, every reading, every pictured, generated conversations that enriched the visit. I really recommend the visit early so there IS time for the whole tour to be completed.

Great performance, wonderful energy and crowd engagement! Only negative was that we don't eat meat and they did t have any alternative so we were not given any main dish.

This was a great experience and the strawberries and stories were amazing! I took my 14 year old son and he loved it! You can o my change your ticket 24 hours prior which i think isn't very flexible specially when it's such a tourist attraction and things can change on the day. That's my only quarrell is that the booking should be able to move.

Stunning bird’s‑eye views from the London Eye — a smooth, unforgettable ride soaring high above London’s iconic skyline.

Easy to purchase. Walked up on a Saturday morning. Literally no one in front of me in the fast track queue. Stepped right in the capsule for the ride. Weather just happened to be perfect as well. Couldn't ask for a better experience. Highly recommend the extra $$ for the fast track experience.

An incredible journey through the history of the UK and maritime adventures, brought vividly to life through the stories of sailors and the beautifully preserved artifacts like the iconic Cutty Sark! We were also fortunate to be welcomed by lively shanty singers, adding to the atmosphere. Concluding our visit, we enjoyed a delicious brownie at the dry dock, making for a truly memorable experience.

Staff were extremely helpful and understood the difficulties a tourist experiences. The tour itself was superb. Very informative, accurate and captivating. You probably need to go at least a second time when you're back in London.