About us

bestlondonpass.com is a multilingual comparison site for the London sightseeing passes. Two providers supply them. Go City issues The London Pass, bought as a number of consecutive days of unlimited access, and the London Explorer Pass, a fixed count of sights redeemed within thirty days of activation. Turbopass issues the London City Pass and the London Flex Pass, built the same two ways. No sightseeing pass here is issued by the city or its transport authority, so every list of attractions is a commercial selection.

London is the one capital where the right answer is often no pass at all, and for a good reason: the British Museum, the National Gallery, Tate Modern, the V&A and the Natural History Museum let everyone in for free, and a pass earns nothing at their doors. Where it earns is the paid tier around them, the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, the view from The Shard, the river cruises and the bus tours. So the real calculation is how many of those paid sights you can reach in a day before the timed slots and closing times stop you, and whether a small count spread over a month suits your trip better than everything at once over three days. We work that through pass by pass, against the providers' own pages.

What this site is not

bestlondonpass.com is an independent comparison guide. We are not the official website of the London Pass, the London Explorer Pass, Go City or any other provider we compare. We are not a general London travel guide or a hotel portal, and we deliberately leave out hotel booking and tickets without a pass connection. We do not sell any pass ourselves: booking is completed directly with the provider of the pass you choose, and their current prices, availability and terms apply.