The ancient stones reverberate with dark secrets, priceless jewels glint in fortified vaults, and ravens strut the grounds. The Tower of London was founded in 1066–1067 by William the Conqueror. You cannot miss the iconic White ... More

Welcome to the ultimate indoor LEGO® playground. LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre is the perfect place to learn and have fun! Learn building tips from your Master Model Builder workshops or zap the skeletons in the Kingdom Quest laser... More

Visit the award-winning The Beatles Story Experience in the band's hometown of Liverpool, England. More than just a museum, this unique Beatles-themed attraction offers an atmospheric journey into the life, culture and music of th... More

Embark on a magical journey to Far Far Away with this admission ticket to Shrek’s Adventure! London, which includes a magical 4D bus ride. Located on the South Bank near the London Eye and other top attractions, Shrek’s Adve... More

After captivating over 6 million visitors in Amsterdam and Barcelona, Moco Museum brings its boundary-pushing art experience to Marble Arch, in the heart of London. Moco Museum London is a leading modern art museum in London dedi... More

Step into a world where gravity has no hold at the Upside Down House in Metrocentre, Gateshead. This unique photo attraction invites visitors of all ages to snap mind-bending photos in a creatively designed environment. The house ... More

The Royal Pavilion is one of Britain’s most eccentric and extravagant palaces previously occupied by three monarchs, George IV, William IV and Queen Victoria. Built as George IV’s pleasure palace, it has been restored to its o... More

Brighton’s Upside Down House offers a unique photo opportunity in a luxurious beach house setting, designed to turn the ordinary upside down. With creatively crafted rooms featuring a jukebox, vintage bicycle on the ceiling, and... More

Make the most out of your day with the Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass. Royal Museums Greenwich is home to the Royal Observatory Greenwich and the Prime Meridian, the iconic historic sailing ship Cutty Sark, the Queen’s House a... More

Start by meeting your guide in Russell Square. From there, you'll enter the British Museum and discover the most famous exhibits, including the Rosetta Stone and the Easter Island statue. Uncover the Elgin Marbles that once decor... More

The Liverpool Beatles Museum houses one of the largest Beatles collections in the world, featuring over 1000 never before seen authentic items across three floors. A visit to the museum is a journey through the early days in Liv... More

Immerse yourself in a world of illusions with over 65 interactive exhibits. Shrink your siblings in the Ames Room, walk on the ceiling of a tram or test your balance in the Vortex Tunnel. Discover the science behind each illusion ... More

The National Football Museum in Manchester is perfect for football lovers of all ages. We have four floors of galleries and exhibitions to explore. Starting in our Pitch Gallery, you can have your photo taken with our replica Pr... More

Save up to 50%* on top London attractions with the London Explorer Pass, a sightseeing credits package that lets you redeem credits and gain entrance to your choice of attractions. 1 credit = 1 attraction visit. Get a pass with tw... More

The celebrated historic sailing ship, built in 1869, was once the fastest in the world; and is the world’s sole surviving tea clipper. Located in Greenwich, London, discover what life was like on board this true survivor of the ... More

Liverpool’s Upside Down House offers a unique photo opportunity for all ages right in the heart of the city. This interactive attraction invites visitors to explore a whimsical world where everything is upside down, enhancing yo... More

Meet your tour guide under the large white arch for ‘Victoria & Albert Museum, on Exhibition Road Courtyard. From there, you’ll explore the museum exterior and stroll through Evolution Garden. Spot grazing dinosaur statues and... More

Explore Anne Hathaway's Cottage, where young love blossomed. It is here that Anne was born and raised and where the young Shakespeare would have visited her during the early part of their relationship. Built more than 500 years a... More

Bath is the official birthplace of Frankenstein! Few know that In 1816, Mary Shelley wrote the world’s first science fiction novel, Frankenstein, while living in Bath. Extending over four atmospheric floors in a 300-year-old to... More

Discover where William Shakespeare was educated and inspired to become the world's greatest playwright with a visit to Shakespeare's Schoolroom & Guildhall. Immerse yourself in 16th century Stratford as you can literally take a s... More