Entry ticket
Family friendly
The London Eye
- Skip the line
- Duration: 30 minutes
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€ 27.43
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5 attractions you can see from the London Eye
Originally built as a temporary structure to mark the millennium, London's magnificent ferris wheel remains one of the city's best-loved attractions to this day. Here are a few other top landmarks to try spotting from its 135-meter peak!
1. St. Paul's Cathedral
Look north to see Christopher Wren's crowning achievement. St. Paul's Cathedral was the city's tallest building from 1710 to as recently as 1962!
2. Buckingham Palace
Over the river to the west is another jewel of London's landmarks. Buckingham Palace is sandwiched between Big Ben and Hyde Park!
3. Tower of London & Tower Bridge
London's most famous bridge and castle can be seen downriver to the east. You'd be able to see Shakespeare's Globe, too, if the Tate Modern wasn't in the way!
4. Battersea Power Station
London's sights mostly lie north of the river, but some of its more humble are to the south, such as the iconic Battersea Power Station and the Oval Cricket Ground.
5. Windsor Castle
On a clear day you can see as far as Windsor Castle. It's the longest-occupied palace in Europe, and for good reason, too, if it's grand enough to be spotted from 40km away!
Planning Your Visit
When to visit?
"Check the weather forecast before booking your tickets as the best time of day to visit is when London is least foggy. If you're not too bothered about picking out individual sights, then nighttime offers a completely different spectacle!
On most days of the year the ticket office opens at 9:30AM, with the first rotation beginning at 10:00AM. Closing times vary depending on the season, so be sure to check londoneye.com first!"How long is it?
One full rotation lasts half an hour.
How to get there?
The London Eye is just a short walk from Embankment tube station, and Waterloo and Charing Cross tube and overground stations. It can also be accessed via the number 77, 211, and 381 bus routes.
Good to know
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- When should I visit?
- Open daily, 10:00 AM-8:30 PM
Holiday hours may vary
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- Is it expensive?
- Adult tickets start at £29.95, although discounts are available online.
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- Will I need a guide?
- A tour around London with a visit to the London Eye is great! Check out our best-selling tours.
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- How to get there
- The London Eye is a short walk from several tube stations and bus routes.
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- Additional information
- Day and Night packages are available to see the city twice!
- Security searches are performed prior to entrance.
What people are saying about The London Eye
Wow what an amazing experience, me and my children loved the boat tour, we never expected to be that good, the host she was the best host, couldn’t ask for anyone better, she has given us a great inside of london city, around 2 here i come,
I though I was going to regret booking this since it was raining that day, but hell no. Thank you Genie for being our tour guide. No dull moments. Keep up the good work. You made the trip worthwhile.
Good customer service, and the tour guide made our experience worthwhile. I will definitely recommend this service to all ye fun seekers out there
Oh it was terrific, my little grandson was so excited . Value for money absolutely. Your tour operator Liam was a Star . We will be back !
It was really good we were travelling the channel and meeting people in the way and learning a bit more about london