Things to do in London Eye

lovely trip with my daughter- lots to do and value for money! staff very nice and a nice array of fish. loved the jellyfish exhibit!

When I showed the barcode at the entrance, they exchanged it for a paper ticket and I was able to enter. There is no need to exchange it. Once you get to the entrance, you can enter. It was a little cheaper than the official ticket, so it was helpful!

one of the best visit for my kids who loves under water creatures. The tour was super fun and more likely they enjoyed it . Thanks for the wonderful experienced in LONDON

that is cool! it is really conventional to buy the London pass and use itm

Purchase first through klook, plus discounts, no card swiping fees, cheaper than buying on the official website. Just follow the instructions on the voucher and download go city first, and you can activate the go city app to use and make reservations.

Located in the center of London, the Aquarium is next to the Thames River and is easily accessible. There are a variety of fish, sharks, turtles, jellyfish, penguins, etc. in the aquarium, which is suitable for adults and children to visit together~

This is a beautiful place. The guided audio tour is very interesting. The stained glass windows and the architecture are stunning. The workmanship on the ceilings and walls and even on the tombs is awe inspiring. The staff and clergy are welcoming and very helpful.

There are many types of cruises on the Thames River and at the boarding area, so I was a bit confused about which cruise it was, but fortunately the ticketing staff explained it well, so there was no problem. It was a bit disappointing that it was not an open-roofed cruise, but it was nice that I could get off and get back on in the middle.