The Big Bus Red Route caters to all central London attractions. With 24 stops on the way, you can visit Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, London Bridge, London Eye and more on this route.
Everything from east to west London is covered on the Big Bus Blue Route. Catering to many attractions, taking a full loop on this route will give you a grand view of all the famous London attractions from Kensington Palace and Gardens in the west to the London Bridge and the modern Shard in the east.
The Green Link Route connects north London to central London and to the Red Route. People using railway stations like King’s Cross Station, Euston Station, and St Pancras Station can easily hop on this route. Museum explorers can also discover interesting museums alongEVen this route.
The Big Bus London evening tour is a non-stop, two-hour tour of London passing by all major attractions. This unique night tour lets you experience London as the sun dips and the city illuminates with pretty lights.
On the Big Bus London cruise operated by City Cruises, you'll take a 40-minute tour of London, passing by all major attractions. One moment you're gliding past the ancient stone of the Tower of London, and the next, you're facing the gleaming, modern shard of The Shard. It frames the city through its famous bridges. Sailing under London Bridge, Southwark Bridge, and the most famous of all, Tower Bridge, is a key part of the experience.
Beyond the bus tours, London is best explored on foot. Big Bus London offers free walking tours with select passes. Here's a quick look at the walking tours you get to enjoy!
Yes, Big Bus London Hop-on Hop-off tours operate daily from morning to evening. The exact timings vary with the different Big Bus London routes.
Big Bus London Hop-on Hop-off tours operate from morning to evening. The last buses on most routes are around 6pm. That said, there is an evening non-stop tour of London included in your Big Bus Hop-on Hop-off Explore Pass. Keep in mind that the latter is not a Hop-on Hop-off tour but rather a non-stop trip on open-top buses covering all of London’s attractions by night.
The Big Bus: Evening Tour of London is a non-stop tour passing along all major London landmarks at night on open-top buses. The Big Bus London Hop-on Hop-off tour, on the other hand, operates from morning to evening along three routes and lets you hop on and off the bus at the stops as many times as you need, thus offering great flexibility to create your own itinerary.
Full loop duration is the time taken by the bus to cover a route’s entire loop from the first to the last stop. If you have time, we recommend sitting on the bus without getting off for the entire route once to experience everything on the way and get a grand overview of London. Once you have done this, you can then travel on the loop again, hopping off and on at places you wish to explore.
While the Big Bus fleet operates on an efficient schedule to ensure that the next bus isn’t too far away, take account of traffic when planning your journey. Buy attraction tickets in advance to avoid long queues and waste of time at the stops. If the entry tickets are timed, make sure you leave ample time to make the journey from the last destination to the next one. Take advantage of the tour inclusions and try to take the entire loop once without hopping off.
Yes, download the Big Bus mobile app for live bus tracking, routes, timings and more.
During the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, tour buses are not allowed infront of the Palace and hence the buses will be diverted during this time. The ceremony takes place on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday from 10am to 12:30pm.
Yes, with a single Big Bus: 24/48-Hour Hop-on Hop-off London Tour with Optional Cruise ticket, you can cover all three Big Bus London routes.
You can purchase your Big Bus London tickets online to get the best price deals, incredible combo tickets and a smooth ticketing experience. You also have the option to purchase them offline with the Big Bus Tour staff at the stops, on the bus, or at most London hotel concierges.