Delve into the history of London's iconic transport network

London Transport Museum: Entry Ticket

Hear stories about a blue whale skeleton and see a T. rex

Natural History Museum London: Audio Guide App

A visit to Britain&#39;s oldest prison, The Clink dates back to 1144. Dating back to 1144, The Clink was London&#39;s most notorious medieval prison and is now the oldest prison in Great Britain—although, thankfully, it no longer holds criminals! With a rich and macabre history spanning over 600 years, The Clink witnessed an incredible amount of social and political unrest during its time. Learn about the prison&#39;s rowdy, unruly, and vicious inhabitants, ranging from debtors, prostitutes, heretics, drunks, and even religious opponents. Horrific stories and terrifying tales of famous crimes and prisoners; see archaeological artifacts and handle ancient torture devices said to have been used to torment and punish. Located in Southwark, which in medieval times was a vibrant hub of depraved entertainment, take a self-guided tour of the museum, learn the scandalous truth about the medieval prison, and take a photo that you can download after your visit. Notes: Operating days - Daily Opening hours: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm. Last entry time: 5:30 pm Closed on Christmas Day

The Clink Prison Museum

Explore a new way to observe the history of the last 200 years through the things that generations of families have thrown away. See your childhood memories brought back to life through the Time Tunnel. Take a nostalgic journey through 200 years of social change, consumer culture, and lifestyle at the London Brand Museum, located 5 minutes from the world-famous Portobello Road Market. Step into the Time Tunnel to explore the remarkable story of how consumer society has evolved since Victorian times. See your favorite brands in their historical context, along with royal coronations, two world wars, the moon landing, and the digital age. After your journey ends in the Time Tunnel, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to watch some TV advertisements from the past. Marvel at the temporary exhibitions that once focused on 1950s toys, the London punk scene, chocolate brands, and biscuit tins. End your visit by relaxing in the award-winning memorial garden while enjoying a piece of cake with a coffee or a refreshing glass of Prosecco (own expense). You can also purchase souvenirs reflecting the collection in the gift shop, or perhaps some tasty treats. Notes: Time: Monday to Saturday: 10:00 - 18:00. Sunday and holidays: 11:00 - 17:00. Closed: August 28, December 29, 24, January 25, 26 and 1

Museum of Brands

Learn the terrifying and unsolved story of Jack the Ripper The only museum in the world dedicated to this compelling case See crime scene recreations and learn about the suspects and victims. Inspect artifacts that have never been on public display before Explore the room where Mary Kelly lived and died Visit the world&#39;s only museum dedicated to the infamous Jack the Ripper. Learn about the suspects and victims of the horrific murders as you teleport back to 1888—the year Jack the Ripper terrorized the streets of Victorian London. Spread across six floors, immerse yourself in meticulously recreated scenes connected to the murders alongside never-before-seen artifacts. Some of the incredible recreations include the Whitechapel police station—the epicenter of the investigation. Inspect a wall of clues, including original newspapers from the era. If you&#39;re brave enough, descend to the morgue, where you&#39;ll find real autopsy photos and medical reports of the nine women who were victims of the horrific killer. After analyzing all this evidence, you may solve one of the most famous mysteries of all time! Notes: Days of operation: Daily Opening hours: 9:30am to 6:00pm (Last entry at 5:30pm) Exceptions: The museum will close at 4:40 p.m. on Christmas Eve. The museum will be closed on Christmas Day.

Jack the Ripper Museum

Travel back in time with a guided tour of the Natural History Museum. With skip-the-line admission, this is the perfect way to learn about the evolution of life on Earth. Welcome to the Natural History Museum in London. As we begin our tour, we pass through baggage check and the contactless donation queue, where an impressive giraffe skeleton stands alongside a stuffed giraffe, setting the tone for the incredible collection it houses. Entering the grand hall, adorned with terracotta arches and columns, we notice playful terracotta monkeys climbing the walls, a reference to Sir Richard Owen&#39;s rivalry with Charles Darwin. Our first stop is the Dinosaur Gallery, which displays prehistoric skeletons, including the iconic Diplodocus. Next, we enter the Mammal Gallery, which displays a variety of taxidermied specimens and skeletons, from African elephants to cheetahs. In the Marine Life section, a breathtaking blue whale skeleton hangs from the ceiling, highlighting oceanic biodiversity. The Human Evolution Gallery displays life-size models and fossilized remains, providing insight into our ancestors&#39; evolutionary journey. Finally, we explore the Earth Sciences Gallery, filled with geological wonders such as gemstones and volcanic rocks. Our tour ends at the museum&#39;s café and gift shop, where you can relax and purchase a souvenir. Upon exiting, we admire the museum&#39;s stunning architecture and intricate mural sculptures, which reflect the legacy of extinct and living species. Notes: Operating days: Daily, except December 25th and 26th Departure time: 11am Meeting point: Follow the signs to the main entrance of the Natural History Museum and in the Evolution Garden, you&#39;ll see a large bronze skeleton statue of a long-necked dinosaur. Your tour guide will be standing in front of the bronze skeleton, holding a blue and white umbrella. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before departure. Please note: This tour is wheelchair accessible.

Guided tour of the Natural History Museum

Visit the iconic World Rugby Museum and Allianz Stadium! Twickenham is home to the World Rugby Museum, the world&#39;s finest collection of rugby memorabilia. The museum takes visitors through the history of the sport from its origins to the present day. More than just a collection of interesting artifacts, it&#39;s an inspiring journey through the global development of rugby union. Innovative and interactive exhibits bring some of the greatest moments of the international game to life. A tour of Allianz Stadium is a fantastic way to learn more about the iconic home of England Rugby. Highly experienced guides will take you around the venue: highlights include the Royal Box, hospitality suites, the medical room, the England dressing room, the players&#39; tunnel, and a breathtaking view of the stadium from the top of the stand. There&#39;s no better way to see how the stadium has evolved over the past 100 years. Allianz Stadium, Twickenham Tour An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the world&#39;s most famous rugby stadium. Take a seat in the England dressing room; feel the atmosphere in the Royal Box; and imagine the roar of the crowd as you run out of the players&#39; tunnel. World Rugby Museum Formally opened as the Rugby Museum in 1996, it became the World Rugby Museum in 2007 and was renovated in 2013. Explore the museum&#39;s five zones and learn about the history of rugby union: The Spirit of Rugby, The Story of Rugby, Play Rugby, Rugby Moments, and the special exhibition area. Notes:

Allianz Stadium, Twickenham Tour and World Rugby Museum

London

A breath of fresh air in one of the world's largest botanical gardens

Kew Gardens: Entry Ticket

See the Crown Jewels of London, included with your Tower of London tickets

Tower of London & Crown Jewels Exhibition: Entry Ticket

Glide above the River Thames and learn the history of the cable cars

London Cable Car: Roundtrip Ticket

Hampton Court Palace, Gardens & Maze: Entry Ticket

Walk through film sets and see authentic props from the series

Harry Potter Warner Bros. Studio London: Entry + Transfer from London

Soar above the rooftops of London on the iconic Lastminute.com London Eye

London Eye: Entry Ticket

Meet Harry and Meghan, Ed Sheeran, Yang Mi, Donald Trump, and many more

Madame Tussauds London: Entry Ticket

Get a bird's-eye view of London life from 42 metres above the River Thames

Tower Bridge: Entry Ticket

See the famous residence of the British royal family at Kensington Palace

Kensington Palace: Entry Ticket

Get your ticket for the Shard and enjoy the best view in London

The View from The Shard: Entry Ticket

Treat your senses at one of the world's most beautiful gardens

RHS Garden Wisley: Entry Ticket

Walk the footsteps of our Neolithic ancestors at the mysterious Stonehenge

Stonehenge: Entry Ticket

See 750 species and some 15,000 animals in the world’s oldest scientific zoo

London Zoo: Entry Ticket

Step into British history on a self-guided tour of London's most famous Abbey

Westminster Abbey: Entry Ticket

Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Bath from London

Harry Potter Warner Bros. Studio Tour with Transport from London

Warner Bros. Studio Harry Potter Tour with Superior Transport from London

Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Full Day Guided Tour

Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, Buckingham Guided Tour of London

London Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off Tour with Optional River Cruise

Tower of London and Crown Jewels Exhibition Day Ticket

Stonehenge and Bath Tour from London

Stonehenge and Windsor from London

Fully Guided Tour of Warner Bros Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter

Explore the city with a Local Friend. Experience an authentic adventure by exploring the city alongside a Local Friend , a local resident who will showcase the destination&#39;s main attractions from a genuine perspective, full of stories. The tour is private and customizable , allowing the itinerary to be adjusted according to your interests, pace, and contracted time for up to 5 people . You can choose the tour duration at the time of booking. 2h, 4h, 6h or 8h Flexible and tailor-made itinerary Below are some suggestions for attractions and experiences that can be included in the tour. The selection and time dedicated to each point will be defined in a balanced way, respecting the chosen duration , without the obligation to visit all the listed locations: A walk through the Westminster area. Big Ben and Palace of Westminster (exterior visit) Westminster Abbey Buckingham Palace and changing of the guard (as per schedule) Trafalgar Square and National Gallery London Eye (external visit) Covent Garden and its charming streets Camden Town or Soho, depending on the traveler&#39;s profile. Tower Bridge and Tower of London (exterior visit) Tips on gastronomy, shopping and local experiences. Customized planning After booking, your Local Friend will contact you up to 48 hours before the tour to understand your interests and create a personalized itinerary tailored to your booking time and preferences.

London - Private Tour with a Local Friend in Portuguese

Join expert tour guides to discover the journey and underground of Clapham South Station, explore over a mile of underground passageways, and hear extraordinary stories from those who have sheltered here since 1944. Descend 11 stories underground to explore one of eight deep-sea shelters that exist beneath the streets of London. Opened to the public in July 1944, the Clapham South deep-level shelter has over a mile of underground passages that reveal the extraordinary stories of those who sheltered here, from Londoners seeking refuge during World War II to hopeful Caribbean migrants arriving on the Empire Windrush and even budget visitors to the Festival of Britain. Notes: Where is the meeting point? The meeting point for this tour is outside Clapham South tube station, SW12 9DU. A Hidden London team member will greet you upon arrival. Please arrive 15 minutes before the time indicated on your ticket. What should I wear? Visitors must wear flat, sturdy shoes. Visitors wearing sandals, open-toed shoes, or high heels will be refused entry due to health and safety restrictions. Sturdy walking shoes are recommended, as the ground conditions are uneven throughout the tour. Are children allowed? Children under 10 years of age are not permitted. Children between 10 and 15 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. A maximum of four children (10 to 15 years of age) are permitted per adult. How long is the guided tour? The tour lasts 75 minutes and is mostly spent on foot, including 180 steps from the street-level entrance to the platforms. Are there restrooms or changing rooms during the guided tour? There are no public restrooms or changing rooms during the tour. Please do not carry large or heavy bags.

Visit to a hidden underground - Clapham South: Underground Shelter

Embark on a nighttime tour of London&#39;s iconic landmarks aboard an open-top double-decker bus. Departing daily at 7:30 PM from the London Eye, the two-hour, nonstop tour takes you past the city&#39;s most famous landmarks, such as Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the London Eye. Watch the city sparkle at sunset from the top-deck observation deck and learn about its history, monuments, and famous figures through entertaining audio commentary available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, and Portuguese. A relaxed and inspiring way to experience London&#39;s charm after dark. Notes: What is the child ticketing policy? Children under 3 years old travel free. Children under 15 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Strollers must be folded and stored on the lower deck. What days does the tour operate? Our Big Bus London tours operate every day of the year except Christmas. Is alcoholic beverages allowed on Big Bus Tours? Alcoholic beverages are not permitted on any of our buses. However, water and other soft drinks are permitted on the bus. Accessibility: Our buses are wheelchair accessible, with ramps allowing access to all vehicles in the fleet. There is space for one wheelchair per bus (unless the second passenger can transfer to a fixed seat, in which case a second wheelchair can be accommodated in a fixed position). We have some restrictions in place due to weight and stability, and we advise against transporting mobility scooters. We may also be unable to accommodate larger wheelchairs for the same reason. The maximum weight allowed on the ramp is 300 kg, which is the weight of the wheelchair when occupied. The wheelchair also cannot exceed the width of the designated wheelchair seating area. To avoid any disappointment on the day of your trip, we will be happy to confirm in advance whether your wheelchair can be accommodated on board and ask that you send us an email including a photograph of your wheelchair as well as an indication of the width and weight of the chair.

Big Bus London Night Tour

Westminster Abbey An absolutely essential part of any visit to London, Westminster Abbey is one of the city&#39;s most iconic buildings. Steeped in over a thousand years of history, Benedictine monks began worshipping here in the mid-10th century, and the current building has stood there for over 700 years. Glorious Architecture This magnificent Gothic building is a sight to behold, and the incredible stained glass windows are some of the most impressive in the UK. Coronation Chair Created for King Edward I in 1296, the chair has been the coronation seat for every monarch since 1308, including Queen Victoria and our current reigning Queen, HRH Elizabeth II. It is the oldest piece of furniture in the United Kingdom still used for its original purpose. Poets&#39; Corner The Abbey&#39;s literary corner is so named because of the large number of poets and writers buried there, including Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling, and Thomas Hardy, as well as many memorial stones and busts dedicated to the likes of Shakespeare and the beloved Scottish poet Robert Burns. Kings and queens Westminster Abbey has been the coronation church since 1066, and seventeen monarchs are buried there. The Abbey was also where William and Kate were married in 2011. Hop-on Hop-off Tour of London Explore imposing London in all its grandeur. This incredible London Hop-on Hop-off bus tour gives you the freedom and convenience to explore the city in depth. This tour covers world-renowned attractions such as the Tower of London, Shakespeare&#39;s Globe, and the spectacular Westminster Abbey, as well as, of course, the inimitable Buckingham Palace. You&#39;ll also see London&#39;s most prominent areas, such as the distinguished Regent Street, the world-famous Oxford Street, and vibrant Piccadilly. The Routes The Classic Tour (blue route): covers all the main sights in central London and visits the London Museum Quarter. The Essential Tour (red route): Pass by Madame Tussauds and Kings Cross, as well as Hyde Park and Regents Park, two of London&#39;s most beautiful parks. The Museum Tour (Orange Route): Explore London&#39;s world-famous museums with the Museum Tour, and along the way, pass the beautiful Royal Albert Hall, Harrods, and Buckingham Palace. Morning and Evening Drop-Off Service (Yellow and Green Routes): Operating in the morning and late afternoon, this route travels from the most popular hotel districts to central London. Choose the duration of your tour, 1 day, 24 or 48 hours, choose the ticket duration that suits you best. Boat tour available with the 24-hour or 48-hour Hop-on Hop-off bus tour: Enjoy a fascinating sightseeing cruise along the heart of London&#39;s River Thames with this City Cruises boat tour. Departing from Westminster to Tower Millennium Pier, or vice versa, you&#39;ll soak in panoramic views of the capital&#39;s most iconic landmarks for a sightseeing experience like no other! Discover fascinating sights as you sail with live commentary from the captain or an audio guide. River cruise route map and schedule Free walking tours Enjoy the Jack the Ripper Walking Tour and/or the Coronation Walking Tour as part of your London sightseeing day. Learn about King Charles&#39;s coronation and past coronations, as well as interesting facts about members of the royal family. On your 2-hour tour, you&#39;ll also visit fantastic royal sites and witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Or why not play detective by traveling back to Victorian London to investigate the gruesome murders carried out by the infamous Jack the Ripper. See where vital clues were found and learn more about his victims and potential suspects. Notes: Westminster Abbey Operating days: Monday to Friday, 9:30 am to 3:30 pm (last entry) Saturday, 9am to 3:30pm (last entry) Sunday: Closed for sightseeing. The Abbey will close 30 minutes after the last entry. The galleries will open 30 minutes after the main opening time. Planned full closures: The Abbey will be closed from December 24th to 25th. Hop on Hop off London Bus Tours: Frequency Every 20 minutes on the Red and Blue routes. Every 30 minutes on the Orange route. Departure Point: You can join the tour at any of our hop-on hop-off bus stops. Each stop will be clearly marked Golden Tours Hop on Hop Off/London Tour Bus. Audio guide languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Hindi, Japanese and Arabic. Boat trip on the River Thames: One-way ticket with 24-hour and 48-hour bus pass. Boats depart every 30 minutes from: Westminster Pier to Tower Millennium Pier or vice versa. Your ticket is valid for a one-way trip only, not a return trip. Your one-way boat ticket is valid from: Westminster Pier to Tower Millennium Pier or vice versa. Route map and river cruise schedule. Open year-round, except December 24th, 25th, and 26th, and January 1st. Free walking tours Jack the Ripper Walking Tour Starting Time: 3:30 PM Daily (Please arrive 15 minutes before departure time) End time: 5pm Departure point and directions: Golden Tours Bus Stop 9 - Tower of London, Tower Hill, opposite Tower Hill Station. Return location: near Liverpool Street tube station Royal London Walking Tour Start time: 10am daily (please arrive 15 minutes before departure time) End: 12pm Departure Point: Hop-on Hop-off Bus Stop opposite The King&#39;s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, Buckingham Gate, SW1A 1AA (Nearest Tube Station: Victoria and Green Park) Return point: Westminster Abbey (Nearest tube station: Westminster Station)

London Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour and Westminster Abbey

K1 Speed ​​is the fastest and highest-quality indoor track in the UK. Open daily, drive our incredible electric karts for the ultimate racing experience. Enjoy a thrilling indoor karting experience at K1 Speed ​​in Canary Wharf. Get behind the wheel of K1 Speed&#39;s state-of-the-art electric karts, which reach impressive speeds without harmful emissions. These super-fast karts will provide a true racing experience. Professional drivers and champions from all major racing categories have competed at K1 Speed. Race against the clock with friends and family to see who can set the fastest lap! The action continues off the track with eight full-motion racing simulators. These simulators allow you to experience the thrill of racing in a Formula 1-style car. Finally, stop by the Paddock Lounge café, where you can recharge with a refreshing drink, from soft drinks and energy drinks to a full bar with beer, wine, and spirits. Notes: Time Monday to Wednesday: 11am to 10pm Thursday and Friday: 11am-11pm Saturday and Sunday: 9am to 11pm The property is a 1-minute walk from Canary Wharf DLR or a 5-minute walk from the Canary Wharf Jubilee Line, Crossrail Station and riverboat services. Please note: tickets cannot be canceled, but can be changed 48 hours before the date of the visit. Participants must arrive 15 minutes before the race start time. Participants must be 14 years or older. This attraction is not accessible to the disabled. Food and drinks will be available for purchase after the race. Wear appropriate clothing and footwear.

K1 Speed - Kart Indoor

Embark on a guided tour of the Kia Oval Cricket Ground. Enjoy wonderful views of the pitch, access the field, and discover memorabilia in the club&#39;s museum. Enjoy a fascinating tour of Kia Oval, one of the world&#39;s most famous sports grounds. Accompanied by an experienced tour guide, learn more about Kia Oval&#39;s rich history and its place in British culture. Over the course of 90 minutes, you&#39;ll discover more about the home of Surrey County Cricket Club and the many sporting triumphs that have taken place at this iconic ground over nearly 200 years. The History of the Kia Oval Opened in 1845, Kia Oval has a rich history of sporting events. Most famously, it hosted England&#39;s first international cricket match in 1990 and, in 1993, the highly anticipated Ashes tournament. Kia Oval has also hosted many other exciting sporting events, including England&#39;s oldest football competition, the first FA Cup final in 1872, and England&#39;s first rugby match in 1876. Sporting Triumphs The Oval has been the scene of many of England&#39;s greatest sporting triumphs, most recently hosting the thrilling 2005 Ashes final. It also hosted England&#39;s Ashes victories in 2009 and 2013! Your tour of the Kia Oval Upon arrival at the stadium, you&#39;ll be greeted by a knowledgeable guide who will lead you on an exciting tour of the Oval. You&#39;ll have the special opportunity to witness all the behind-the-scenes magic of the stadium and even venture into the press and commentary area. Better yet, you&#39;ll experience the feeling of the sacred turf! No tour of the Oval would be complete without a visit to the Peter May Stand, which offers stunning views of the pitch and the famous Victoria Gasholder. You&#39;ll also have access to the club&#39;s museum, where you can discover and explore fascinating memorabilia from several decades. After the tour, you can relax with tea and coffee in the imposing Members&#39; Pavilion. Notes:

Kia Oval Ground Tours

Inside this famous London landmark, you can discover the history of the Battle of Waterloo in the exhibition and enjoy panoramic views of the Royal Parks from the balconies. Time your visit to see the Household Cavalry riding under the arch to and from the Changing of the Guard on Horse Guards Parade. A memorable visit to this imposing and iconic monument, right in the heart of London. Standing proudly opposite Hyde Park and Apsley House, Wellington Arch is a famous landmark for visitors and Londoners alike. Topped by Europe&#39;s largest bronze sculpture, it was originally conceived as a grand exterior entrance to Buckingham Palace, as well as a proclamation of Wellington&#39;s victories over Napoleon. Enjoy glorious views over the Royal Parks from the balconies just below the great Quadriga sculpture, depicting the Angel of Peace descending on the four-horse chariot of War. Visit the exhibition on the first floor to discover the surprising story of how the appearance and arrangement of the arches have changed since they were erected in 1825-27. Notes: Opening hours from November to March: Wednesday to Monday, 10am to 4pm April to October: Wednesday to Monday, 10am to 5pm Last admission 30 minutes before closing. Duration: 60 min.

Wellington Arch

Discover London&#39;s oldest drinking establishments as you explore the winding streets and alleys of the city&#39;s historic center! Discover London&#39;s oldest drinking establishments as you explore the alleyways and charming winding streets of the city&#39;s historic center. Visit the place where Dylan Thomas drunkenly lost his manuscripts, learn how Victorians fed their gin cravings, and linger in the secret alleys where one of England&#39;s most notorious poets fought a duel. Learn about London&#39;s decadent, drink-obsessed past while soaking up the splendor of modern London and feeling the ghosts of the past at some of the city&#39;s most iconic landmarks. This London pub crawl promises drama, intrigue, and a good dose of history before you relax in one of Charles Dickens&#39;s favorite bars with the world&#39;s favorite drink. Book easily online. Cheers! Notes: Availability: Friday to Sunday Departure time: 1:00 PM Please note: Please bring a photo ID. All passengers must be over 18 years of age. Half a liter is included at the end of the tour.

London&#39;s Historic Pub Walking Tour

Visit the iconic Tower Bridge for an unforgettable experience. Enter both towers and the elevated walkway, which offers magnificent views of London. Discover the history of Tower Bridge As one of London&#39;s most famous landmarks, Tower Bridge is steeped in a rich and fascinating history to learn and discover. During your visit to the bridge, you&#39;ll discover it all as you stroll along the walkway and delve into the unique interactive exhibits. Glass floor One of Tower Bridge&#39;s most famous features is its exquisite glass floor. Test your nerves as you walk along the elevated walkway, which offers breathtaking views of London&#39;s most famous landmarks. Standing 42 meters above the Thames, you&#39;ll gaze upon Sir Christopher Wren&#39;s masterpiece and the site of Prince Charles and Princess Diana&#39;s royal wedding: St. Paul&#39;s Cathedral, historic Greenwich, and, of course, the world-famous London Eye. Victorian engine rooms Travel back in time to the Victorian era when you discover the fascinating Victorian Engine Rooms. With the original steam engines that raised the bridge&#39;s bascules to explore, you can heighten your senses with a glimpse into what it was like back then. Notes: Opening hours: 9:30am to 6pm (last entry at 5pm)** **Exceptions: Closed between December 24th and 26th and open from 10am on January 1st Location Information: Nearest train station: London Bridge, Fenchurch Street, or Tower Gateway DLR Nearest Tube: Tower Hill or London Bridge Bus lines: 15, 42, 78, 100, RV1 Please note: The Tower Bridge entrance is on the west side of the North Tower. All bags, wheelchairs, and strollers will be searched. Maximum bag size: 45 cm x 35 cm x 20 cm. Your pre-booked ticket does not provide fast-track entry to Tower Bridge.

Tower Bridge - Ingresso

Visit the incredible Royal Mews for a royal experience like no other Home to the incredible state vehicles used on iconic royal occasions, including coronations See the exquisite horse-drawn carriages and automobiles Explore the stables that house the work horses Enjoy the views from the special Diamond Jubilee State Coach State vehicles used by the Royal Family The Royal Mews houses the spectacular state vehicles used for coronations, state visits, royal weddings, the State Opening of Parliament, and official engagements. You&#39;ll see ornate horse-drawn carriages and elegant cars during your visit, a particular highlight being the historic Gold State Coach. This coach has been used for every coronation since George IV and was the chosen vehicle for the Queen&#39;s Golden Jubilee in 2002! Stables housing real working horses Cleveland Bays are the only British breed of carriage horse, and these workhorses play an important role in the king&#39;s official and ceremonial duties. The horses are based in the Royal Mews, along with the Windsor Grey breed that also pulls the royal carriages. Please be aware that during your visit, the horses may be on duty, undergoing training, or taking a well-deserved rest away from London, so they may not be on display. Diamond Jubilee State Coach The Diamond Jubilee State Coach was unveiled during the State Opening of Parliament in 2014. Built to celebrate the Queen&#39;s Diamond Jubilee in 2012, it is only the second carriage to be built for the Royal Household in over a century and successfully combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. The State Coach measures five and a half meters long, over three meters high, and weighs over three tons. Contained within the carriage is a Thousand Years of British History, featuring artifacts from The Mary Rose and the gunmetal used for Victoria Crosses. On the roof of the Diamond Jubilee State Coach hangs a carved Imperial Crown crafted from specially selected oak from Admiral Lord Nelson&#39;s ship HMS Victory. Another unique feature is that the crown was hollowed out, allowing the installation of a small camera to film the crowds lining the route. Other modern conveniences, such as electric windows, interior lighting, and heating, can be controlled via an internal hand panel hidden in the teak armrests. The Diamond Jubilee State Coach is now on permanent display in the Royal Mews. Notes: Opening hours: Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday Opening hours: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm every 15 minutes (last admission at 4:00 pm) Please note: You MUST present your voucher and exchange it for a ticket at the box office. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled entry time. Children under 5 years old go free.

Royal Stables

The Kings Gallery at Buckingham Palace is a permanent space dedicated to temporary displays of items from the Royal Collection, the extensive collection of art and treasures held in trust by the King for the Nation. The King&#39;s Gallery at Buckingham Palace is a permanent space dedicated to traveling exhibitions of items from the Royal Collection, the extensive collection of art and treasures held in trust by The King for the Nation. Built forty years ago on the west front of Buckingham Palace from the bomb-damaged ruins of the former private chapel, the Gallery reopened on May 21, 2002, and is now open to the public daily. The Kings Gallery at Buckingham Palace is a permanent space dedicated to temporary displays of items from the Royal Collection, the extensive collection of art and treasures held in trust by the King for the Nation. The Edwardians: Age of Elegance - April 11–November 23, 2025 Learn about the lives and tastes of two of Britain&#39;s most elegant royal couples: King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, and King George V and Queen Mary, from their family lives and personal collections to their glittering social circles and spectacular royal events. This is the Royal Collection Trust&#39;s first exhibition to explore the Edwardian era and will bring together more than 300 items, almost half on display for the first time, including fashion, jewelry, paintings, photographs, books, sculptures and ceramics. See works by the most renowned contemporary artists of the period, including Carl Fabergé, Frederic Leighton, Edward Burne-Jones, Laurits Tuxen, John Singer Sargent, Olive Edis, Philip de László, William Morris, Oscar Wilde, and Edward Elgar. Image credits - Royal Collection Enterprises Limited 2024 | Royal Collection Trust Notes: Opening hours: Thursday to Monday: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm (last admission at 4:15 pm) Exhibitions The King&#39;s Gallery, Buckingham Palace: The Edwardians: Age of Elegance April 11 – November 23, 2025 Please note: You must ensure you have a printed copy of your ticket for entry. The King&#39;s Gallery operates a timed ticket system, with admission every 15 minutes throughout the day. Please reserve a specific time slot for your ticket. If your selected entry time is at maximum capacity on the date of your visit, you will be admitted at the next available time. During busy periods and bank holidays, there may be longer than normal waits for admission. Tickets purchased through Golden Tours cannot be converted to a one-year pass. A typical visit lasts between 1 and 1.5 hours. Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time.

Museums in London