Walk-on Walk-off flexible 7-day tour pass (with 12 tours)

This affordable tour pass lets you explore London's most iconic sights and attractions with complete flexibility. Choose between 12 walking tours, each 60 – 90 minutes long, exploring the best parts of London, from Parliament Square and the Changing of the Guard to the stomping grounds of rock royalty and the streets where Jack the Ripper carried out his terrifying murder spree. There's no need to reserve places in advance; just check the day's timetable and show up at the meeting point ten minutes before your desired tour starts. If your plans change, no problem; tours run with or without you. London is jam-packed with sights, attractions, and hidden gems; that's why we created the Walk on Walk off London Tour Pass. It lets you unlock her quintessential attractions and experiences on through expert-led tours that you take own schedule. Forget about reserving tickets and blocking off entire days to sight-see. Simply pick up a schedule, check tour times for that day, and walk on to whichever tour interests you. With most tours running every day (some multiple times) you’ll have plenty of amazing options regardless of when you decide to take one. include:
- Witnessing the Changing of the Guard, where you’ll learn what all the pomp and circumstance is about, why many of the guards’ hats are hand-me-downs and why the British army really wears red uniforms.
- Crossing the jaw-dropping Tower Bridge and immersing yourself in the bloody history of the Tower of London. The story of the British monarchy isn't just royal weddings. Find out the bloody side of maintaining power on this tour.
- Getting a crash course on British democracy at the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. Learn how MPs, Peers, and Royals share power as you visit the most iconic sights of Westminster. Don’t forget Westminster Abbey; it’s a favorite spot for royal weddings.
- Tracing the gruesome murder spree of Jack the Ripper through the atmospheric streets of Spitalfields. London’s most famous serial killer was never caught, and the route of his killings winds its way through some of the most vibrant lanes of the modern city.
- In the 1960s, London was the epicenter of a huge shift in pop culture as a new style of music burst into the public. Take a step back in time to that formative musical period and see the old haunts of rock royalty on the Beatles & Brit Rock Tour. The bars and clubs around Piccadilly have hosted some of the best musicians in rock history, from Jimi Hendrix to The Beatles. You'll see it all with our charismatic, music-loving guide.
- Strolling the South Bank to experience the vibrancy of multicultural London. From Shakespeare’s Globe Theater to one of the city's oldest pubs and the mighty St. Paul’s Cathedral, you’ll unlock an area that has been at the heart of London life for some 1,000 years.
- Toasting to your good fortune on an authentic pub crawl. For hundreds