London Bus Tour & Thames Cruise: London Eye Option
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Overview
Vintage London Bus Tour Including Cruise with London Eye Option, invites everyone to see London in a special way. Ride on a cool, old-fashioned Routemaster bus for a complete view of the city. This tour is great for first-timers and those who've been to London before. A guide will share interesting stories about London.
See famous places like Buckingham Palace, where the King lives, and Westminster Abbey, where important events happen. The bus will also pass the Houses of Parliament and Elizabeth Tower, which has the famous Big Ben bell. You'll also see Downing Street, where the Prime Minister works, and Trafalgar Square, a popular meeting spot. The tour goes by the Royal Courts of Justice, St. Paul's Cathedral, and the Tower of London, a very old castle. Plus, enjoy a boat ride on the River Thames and see Shakespeare's Globe, a theater, and the London Eye, a giant Ferris wheel.
This experience includes a ride on the River Thames, a local guide to show around, and a bus tour on a vintage 1960's bus. If you choose the option, you can also go on the London Eye. This tour does not include tips, food or drinks (unless they say so), or hotel pick-up and drop-off.




Highlights
Ride a Vintage Bus: See London from a classic Routemaster double-decker bus.
Cruise the Thames: Enjoy a relaxing boat ride on London's famous river.
See Top Sights: Pass by Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, and more.
London Eye Option: Choose to add a ride on the London Eye for amazing views.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed the tour, highlighting the unique bus and knowledgeable guides. Some found minor issues with comfort and pacing.

Customers loved the vintage bus and found it a unique way to see London.
Many enjoyed the Thames River cruise and the views it offered.
The guides were knowledgeable and shared interesting facts.
The option to include the London Eye was a popular choice.
Some found the bus uncomfortable due to its age.
A few felt the tour was too rushed.
The Journey
Buckingham Palace
Witness the Changing of the Guard, a quintessential display of British pageantry at Buckingham Palace. Held on select days, this vibrant ceremony features meticulously dressed guards and precise military drills, offering a glimpse into royal tradition and a memorable photo opportunity.
Westminster Abbey
Capture the grandeur of Westminster Abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of British history. This iconic Gothic church has witnessed coronations, royal weddings, and burials of monarchs and prominent figures for centuries, making it a treasure trove of British heritage.
Houses of Parliament
Marvel at the architectural splendor of the Houses of Parliament, the seat of British democracy. Admire the iconic Victorian Gothic design and learn about the inner workings of the UK's political system while enjoying views from the comfort of your bus.
Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben)
Gaze upon the Elizabeth Tower, affectionately known as Big Ben, an iconic symbol of London and the United Kingdom. This neo-Gothic clock tower, part of the Palace of Westminster, stands as a testament to British engineering and a timeless landmark.
Downing Street
Drive along Whitehall and catch a glimpse of Downing Street, home to the official residences and offices of the Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer. This unassuming street holds immense political significance, representing the heart of British government.
Trafalgar Square
Pass through Trafalgar Square, a vibrant public space dominated by Nelson's Column, a monument commemorating Admiral Horatio Nelson's victory at the Battle of Trafalgar. This bustling square is a hub of activity and a popular gathering place for locals and tourists alike.
Royal Courts of Justice
Drive past the Royal Courts of Justice, an imposing Victorian Gothic Revival edifice. Opened by Queen Victoria in 1882, it stands as one of the largest court complexes in Europe, embodying the gravitas and history of the English legal system.
St. Paul's Cathedral
Behold the magnificent St. Paul's Cathedral, a masterpiece rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of 1666. This iconic cathedral stands as a symbol of resilience and architectural brilliance, its dome dominating the London skyline.
Tower of London
Capture memories at the Tower of London. This historic castle has served as a royal palace, prison, and treasury. Discover its rich history, marvel at the Crown Jewels, and hear tales of intrigue and imprisonment within its ancient walls.
River Thames
Embark on a guided boat trip on the River Thames, offering unparalleled views of London's iconic landmarks. From the Tower of London and Tower Bridge to The Shard, St. Paul's Cathedral, Shakespeare's Globe, and the Houses of Parliament, experience the city's beauty from a unique perspective.
River Thames
Soak in the scenic beauty from the River Thames. Glide past historic landmarks and modern marvels, offering a different vantage point to appreciate London's architectural diversity and rich history.
Shakespeare's Globe
Catch a glimpse of Shakespeare's Globe from the river, a reconstruction of the original Globe Theatre where many of William Shakespeare's plays were first performed. This iconic theatre is a testament to England's rich literary heritage.
London Eye
See the London Eye from the River Thames, a giant Ferris wheel offering panoramic views of the city. This modern landmark provides a stunning backdrop to your river cruise and a glimpse of the city's contemporary skyline.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes a Thames River cruise and a local guide. You'll ride around London in a vintage bus from the 1960s. If you pick the option, you can go on the London Eye. This tour does not include tips or any food and drinks unless specified. Also, hotel pick-up and drop-off are not included. Make sure to arrive at the meeting point to begin your adventure!
Hot Tip
Some reviewers recommended sitting on the top deck of the bus for the best views, but be prepared for wind! Also, arrive early to secure your spot in line for the London Eye if you choose that option.