UNITED KINGDOM
Britain's best.
The 15 most popular things to do across the UK. City tours, castles, day trips and the great experiences in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, all in one list.
Ride the London Eye in a 135m glass capsule for about 30 minutes. Fast-track options, 25 years in 2025, and iconic Thames views.
“Best views in London! Been twice - the first time I got a marriage proposal at the top... and said yes!”
London coach tour to the Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio: Diagon Alley, Gringotts, Hogwarts Express, movie sets, plus Windsor shopping.
“It was amazing, but 177€ for a single person, overpriced”
Westminster to Greenwich Thames cruise with live English commentary, panoramic deck views, and a smartphone audioguide. Skip the ticket line.
“This was a really nice cruise! The boat operators acted as tour guides as we sailed along and they were really informative and funny. A great way to see the highlights of London from the Thames.”
A 2.5-hour Harry Potter guided walk through real London spots, with House-sorting trivia, Diagon Alley scenes, and an optional Thames boat ride.
“The guide was fantastic. We enjoyed seeing the sights of where the films were made and how the city fitted into the films. Particularly like that the tour also included a few other sights in London. My daughter is a huge Harry Potter fan and she really enjoyed the tour. I would recommend this tour.…”
Madame Tussauds London brings lifelike wax stars, a Royal Balcony moment, Marvel 4D, Star Wars, and more in about 2.5 hours.
“it was amazing. My son and I loved it. Highly recommend”
Warner Bros. Harry Potter studio tour with branded bus from Victoria, 4 hours inside the sets, plus seasonal magic on select dates.
“An amazing evening . When you reach the cafe remember your only half way through.”
Edinburgh day trip to Loch Ness and Glencoe with Urquhart Castle and cruise options, plus long-coach comfort and real Scottish storytelling.
“Our guide, Stevie B. was such a great guy, experienced driver and funny guide. The trip gets you through lovely landscapes, small villages, victorian houses and mountainous terrain.”
Walk Tower Bridge in an hour: 42m glass walkway, engine rooms, and Thames views from both towers. Tickets include walkways and exhibits.
“Great views of London! Really interesting tour. An elevator takes you up and down. Cool glass floors to stand on & give you perspective on how high you are. Good gift shop. Recommend!”
A 2-hour Harry Potter walking tour of Edinburgh with Hogwarts sorting, an audio-visual quiz, and a real Tom Riddle grave visit.
“Robbie had really good energy and was so informative throughout, thoroughly enjoyed this tour!”
Candle-lit South Bridge vaults in Edinburgh: a guided hour of murders, witches, and 1700s hardship for $32.
“Very knowledgeable and funny. Will definitely recommend.”
Guided walking tour of Edinburgh Castle with entry ticket. Great Hall, Royal Palace, top viewpoints, then time to explore inside at your pace.
“It was very nice that I could be accommodated to a Spanish-speaking tour and could enjoy all the history of the castle in my language.”
A long, scenic Edinburgh day trip to Loch Ness and Glencoe with options for a Loch Ness cruise, Deanston whisky tour, or Urquhart Castle.
“Michael was a great guide! He was very chatty and friendly and knew lots about Scotland. We enjoyed all the different places we went to and the drive was smooth”
Anfield stadium tour plus the LFC Museum, with great pitch views, dressing rooms, and a guided walk to the player’s tunnel.
“An amazing tour & an even better tour guide! You could tell he loves what he does the passion he showed through the whole tour from start to finish was class, I can’t remember his name but he said he used to be a football writer years ago, what a legend. Would definitely do it…”
Guided English tour of Edinburgh Castle with entry tickets included. Expect big views, funny stories, and time to explore museums.
“Gregg was a great guide. His animated tales of Scotland kept us engaged and focused. It was fun and informative.”
Climb St Paul’s Cathedral for dome views, guided insights, and included touchscreen multimedia. Marvel inside, then test the acoustics.
“What a stunning building. The audio tour is excellent Don’t miss the climb to the top if you can. Definitely worth the 550 steps!”
