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Britain's best.
The 15 most popular museums tours in the UK. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs to book.
Anfield stadium tour plus the LFC Museum, with great pitch views, dressing rooms, and a guided walk to the player’s tunnel.
“I was celebrating birthday and Roger captained me to lead the tour out the tunnel which was a lovely experience, and take a seat at the KOP which was even better.”
Walk Stamford Bridge’s players’ tunnel, tour Chelsea’s locker rooms and press areas, then explore the Chelsea FC Museum with VR and trophies.
“my guid was very nice, my son loves chelsea and he was so happy”
Visit the National Football Museum in Manchester with all-floor admission and free highlights tours. See iconic trophies, interactive games, and more.
“Great fun staff told me random football facts not on wall I go again just score another penalty”
Liverpool Beatles Museum ticket for $26: see 1,000+ rare originals across three floors on Mathew Street, plus optional audio guide.
“Loved the museum, very interesting artefacts. Well worth the visit and so well situated amongst the other Beatles places.”
2-hour British Museum guided tour with a licensed guide: Great Court, Rosetta Stone, Elgin Marbles, Egyptian mummies. From $23.
“Excellent tour and Daniel was an excellent guide. Extremely knowledgeable and extremely personable.”
A 2-hour guided British Museum highlight tour with priority entry, Great Court views, Elgin Marbles, mummies, and Sutton Hoo.
“Excellent tour offering a great overview of the Museum in 2 hours covering well known exhibits as well as lesser known ones”
A 2-hour British Museum highlights tour with a local guide. See Egypt, Assyria, Parthenon pieces, Aztec objects, and a moai.
“It was a great tour! Just the right amount of information. Our guide was very friendly and informative! I recommend getting a guide for this museum to keep from being overwhelmed!”
Afternoon tea in the British Museum’s Great Court: organic loose-leaf and flowering teas, classic scones, and optional Prosecco for $58.
“amazing - excellent service - excellent surroundings -”
Paradox Museum London entry ticket takes you through 50+ interactive illusions near Harrods, built for fun photos and sensory surprises.
“fun day out very educational on how to use your camera to get the effects brilliant museum for all ages and plenty for kids to do. you need a guide on most things there and could do with a few more stands.”
A 1–1.5 hour guided tour of the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square, with expert art storytelling, headsets, and key masterpieces.
“I had an amazing experience.. the guide was knowledgeable passionate and enthusiastic about the art she showed the group.. which was really infectious to the group... It's great to understand more than what your eyes see. The guide and tour were definitely worth the money and it was genuinely a really valuable experience.. I wish…”
A 90-minute visit across three floors of modern art at London’s Moco Museum, including Banksy, Warhol, Kusama, and Robbie Williams.
“Loved the spaciousness and displays of all the artwork of some amazing artists like basquiat; Warhol; Damien hurst; Keith Haring; Banksy; Tracy Emin, etc. Loved how close you could get to get a proper look and the information plaques were very interesting.”
Pre-book timed entry to Buckingham Palace’s King’s Gallery for the Edwardians: Age of Elegance show, with an English multimedia guide.
“Travellers should book the Queens Gallery on the official gallery website, not through you. That way they get multiple entry and save money.”
A smart 6-hour Greenwich day pass with Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark, and free access to the National Maritime Museum and Queen’s House.
“Well organised trip.you get exactly what it advertises”
Explore Gaydon’s British Motor Museum with self-guided entry to the world’s historic British car collection, plus a great café.
“The whole way in which the cars were presented. Very friendly staff. Spacious surroundings starting with the car parking. The overall cleanliness of the venue.”
Scottish Football Museum meets Hampden Park behind the scenes: Scottish Cup, Hall of Fame, dressing rooms, tunnel walk and warm-up shots.
“the tour was good. Got to see the changing rooms, the warm up areas and the actual pitch. I personally found the museum to be the highlight as there was lots of really interesting memorabilia especially the actual Scottish cup. the tour was hosted by Callum who was very friendly and informative”
