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Exclusions
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You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Yellow route
Blue route
Green route
Evening bus tour
Inclusions
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You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Yellow route
Blue route
Green route
Thames River cruise
Tower Pier
Westminster Pier
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Red Route
Blue Route
Green Link
Thames River cruise
From Tower Pier
From Westminster Pier
Evening bus tour
Inclusions
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Red Route
Blue Route
Green Route
Thames River cruise
Inclusions
London Eye
London HOHO pass
Thames River cruise
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Red Route
Blue Route
Green Link
Thames River cruise
From Tower Pier
From Westminster Pier
London Eye
London HOHO pass
Thames River cruise
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Exclusions
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You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Blue Route
Red Route
Orange Route
Thames River cruise
From Westminster Pier
From Tower Pier
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Inclusions
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Evening tour route
Inclusions
Evening tour
Inclusions
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Big Bus tours have three different routes, covering 51 must-see stops. Think iconic landmarks like the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, and Westminster Abbey – they're all on the agenda. Want to see London sparkling under the city lights? Hop on an Evening Tour and see the city in a whole new light.
51 stops covered
Explore every nook and cranny of London with four different City Sightseeing routes. With 33 stops covering top sights like the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, and St Paul's Cathedral. City Sightseeing buses are a budget-friendly way to conquer London without the hassle.
33 stops covered
Three routes mean you can explore London exactly how you want. The Yellow Route hits all the must-see landmarks. The Royal Blue Route whisks you past palaces and posh shopping streets. The Green Route takes you to cultural hubs and transport centers. Add on a Thames River Cruise for a different perspective of the city. Night owls can explore London after dark with an optional night tour. And for the little ones, there's even a special kids' tour to keep them entertained.
52 stops covered
London's a treasure trove of sights and Golden Tours has a bus route for (almost) everything. The Red and Blue routes take you to the must-see sights in central London from St Paul’s Cathedral to Madame Tussauds London and London Zoo! The Orange route takes you to London's top museums, so you can get your art, history, and science fix all in one go. The Yellow and Green routes connect you to major landmarks from key hotel areas. If you fancy an afternoon tea experience, there’s a special Afternoon Tea bus tour.
79 stops covered
Buckingham Palace is the official residence of the King himself. Keep your eyes peeled – you might just catch a glimpse of the King or a member of the royal family on the balcony. If not, there's always the chance of seeing a guard in their iconic red uniform. Don't miss the famous Changing of the Guard ceremony.
You can board the bus at any stop along the route and hop off whenever you want to explore an attraction or area. After your visit, simply hop back on the next bus to continue your tour. The buses run on a loop, covering all major sights in London.
A complete loop on most routes takes approximately 2 to 2.5 hours, depending on traffic. This allows you to enjoy the sights without getting off the bus.
Yes, many buses offer live guides or pre-recorded commentary available in multiple languages. The guides provide interesting facts, history, and anecdotes about London’s landmarks.
No worries! If you miss a bus, simply wait for the next one at the same stop. Buses run frequently, so you won’t have to wait long.
Yes, most hop-on hop-off buses in London are equipped with ramps and designated spaces for wheelchair users. It’s recommended to check with the operator for specific accessibility details.
Yes, most tickets allow access to all available routes, letting you explore different parts of the city. Some operators even include river cruises or walking tours with the ticket.
Yes, these tours are family-friendly and suitable for all ages. Many buses offer special commentary for kids, making it an educational and fun experience.
Generally, light snacks and drinks are allowed on board, but it’s recommended to consume them responsibly to keep the buses clean. Hot food and alcoholic beverages are usually prohibited.
Dress comfortably and according to the weather. Layers are advisable as London’s weather can change quickly. A hat, sunscreen, and a raincoat or umbrella are also good to bring along.
Small bags and backpacks are allowed, but large luggage is generally not permitted due to space limitations. It’s best to check with the operator if you need to bring larger items.
Most tours offer commentary in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and others. Some buses provide headphones and an audio guide system for easy listening.
Service animals are typically allowed on board, but pets are usually not permitted. It’s best to check with the specific operator for their pet policy.
Yes, you can start your tour at any designated stop along the route. Just hop on the next available bus and begin your sightseeing adventure.
Many buses have covered sections or provide ponchos to passengers in case of rain. Tours usually continue in all weather conditions unless it’s deemed unsafe.
Generally, there are no restrooms on the buses, but the routes pass by various attractions and public facilities where you can use the restroom.
The stops along the London Hop-on Hop-off tour will have signs for the relevant bus operator and route name.
While the Hop-on Hop-off buses do not offer direct hotel pickups or drop-offs, some bus routes have stops near popular hotels or special transport routes connecting to hotel areas.
