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Coach tickets to London Victoria from Leeds

From £12.90 one-way*, free wi-fi available onboard, departures: up to 16 services per day.

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Children under 14 years of age are not permitted to travel without being accompanied throughout the journey by a responsible person aged 16 years or over. Children aged 14 - 15 years old may travel unaccompanied, as from 5am, arriving at their booked destination no later than 10pm. Unaccompanied children will be asked for proof of age or a signed letter of permission from their parent/guardian. (sms or chat based messages are not permissible)

One infant aged 0-2 travels free when accompanied by an adult with a valid ticket. Additional infants aged 0-2 must be paid for. If you are travelling with more than 1 infant aged 0-2, please book the additional infant as 'Children (3-15).

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Coach tickets from Leeds to London

Our services between Leeds and London run up to 16 times a day, from early in the morning until late in the evening.

Our Leeds to London services and stops

425 coach towards london.

Our 425 service travels up to 1 time a day and calls at the following stops:

• Leeds Coach & Bus Station
• London (Golders Green)
• London (Marble Arch)
• London Victoria Coach Station

426 coach towards London

Our 426 service travels up to 4 times a day and calls at the following stops:

• Sheffield (Meadowhall) Interchange
• Milton Keynes Coachway

465 coach towards London

Our 465 service travels up to 1 time a day and calls at the following stops:

• Barnsley Interchange
• Sheffield Interchange, Pond Street
• Chesterfield Coach Station
• Mansfield Bus Station
• Nottingham Station Street
• Leicester Forest East

561 coach towards London

Our 561 service travels up to 9 times a day and calls at the following stops:

• London (Finchley Road)

591 coach towards London

Our   591   service travels up to 1 time a day and calls at the following stops:

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Departing from leeds.

Coaches to London leave Leeds City Coach Station from 00.20am (approx), with up to 16 services per day.

The coach station is based in the heart of the city centre, and is served by dozens of bus routes.

Arriving in London

London Victoria Coach Station is just 300 metres from the tube network, and is served by the Victoria Line, the District Line and the Circle Line. A bus stop is directly outside the coach station, and is served by many routes into the city centre.

Victoria Rail Station is also just 300 metres away, and there is a taxi rank outside the coach station on Eccleston Place.

When is the first coach from Leeds to London?

The first coach leaves from Leeds Bus & Coach Station at 0.20am, arriving at London Victoria Coach Station at 6.20am.

When is the last coach from Leeds to London?

The last coach leaves from  Leeds  Bus & Coach Station at 19.00pm, arriving at London Victoria Coach Station at 23.20pm.

How much is the coach from Leeds to London?

A one-way journey from Leeds to London is available from £12.90*.

How long does the coach take from Leeds to London?

Our fastest coach journey from Leeds to London takes 3 hours and 30 mins to our Golders Green stop.

What happens if I miss my coach from Leeds to London?

We have fare types available to give you more flexibility when you travel. Both our Standard and Fully Flexible fares are amendable, however, excess fees may apply. For more information, please visit our   tickets page .

Alternatively, when buying your ticket you can add Change and Go to your booking. Change and Go allows you to board any available coach 12 hours before or after your original departure time for just £5 per journey. Find out more at our   Change and Go page .

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• London to Leeds

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Your Open Dated Return is valid for 3 months from your outbound journey. To guarantee your seat on your return you need to confirm your ticket before you travel on www.nationalexpress.com/en/help/tickets/open-returns or call 0371 781 8181.

Open Dated Return Information

If your return date is not yet known, open return tickets provide flexibility. When travelling within the UK, the return journey can be made within 3 months of the outward date of travel. To guarantee your seat on your return journey you need to confirm your ticket before you travel by visiting www.nationalexpress.com/en/help/tickets/open-returns or call us on 03717 81 81 81. Lines open 7 days a week, 8am - 8pm (calls to this number are charged at local rate). Valid on any day throughout the year.

Open returns are not available on European journeys.

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The majority of stops along the routes listed below are accessible to wheelchair users but are subject to change. Please call us to check the latest situation before booking and at least 36 hours in advance of when you would like to travel.

To see a list of accessible coach routes please visit our Accessibility page.

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If you are travelling in a wheelchair or require assistance, please call our helpline before booking and at least 36 hours in advance of when you would like to travel.

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Adult (16+) and Children (3-15)

Children under 14 cannot travel alone unless accompanied by an adult (16+). Please note, you may be required to show proof of age at any point during your journey. Failure to do so, may result in the full adult fare being charged.

Children (3-15)

Children under 14 cannot travel alone unless accompanied by a responsible adult (16+).

Disabled Children

Should be booked as Children. If they are travelling in a wheelchair or require assistance, please call our Assisted Travel Helpline.

We strongly recommend that you bring a car seat appropriate to your child's age, but ask you to take responsibility to fit the seat.

Booster Seats

Children aged between approximately 4-11 years old, or up to 150cm tall, may use booster seats. We carry a limited number onboard most coaches.

If travelling with a child, you may be required to show proof of age when buying tickets or at any point during your journey. Failure to do so may result in the child being required to pay the full fare for the journey on that day.

Booster seats

Children aged between approximately 4 years and 11 years or up to 150cm tall may use booster seats, we carry a limited number onboard most coaches along with our comfort fit seat belts.

Disabled children should be booked as children rather than 'Disabled'. If they are travelling in a wheelchair or you wish to book assistance with travel please call our Assisted Travel Helpline before booking and at least 36 hours in advance of when you would like to travel.

You can find a list of accessible coach stops on our Accessibility page .

Please call us 36 hours prior to travelling to check the latest status.

If you are travelling in a wheelchair or require assistance we recommend that you contact us on the following local rate telephone number: 03717 81 81 81 (lines open 8am - 8pm 7 days a week) 36 hours in advance of when you would like to travel.

Adult (26 - 59)

Adult fares are applicable to all passengers aged between of 26 and 59 inclusive.

Child 0 - 12 inclusive

Children aged 12 or under travelling on any European service must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.

Unaccompanied children will not be carried

Young persons (13 - 25)

Children under the age of 16 are not permitted to travel on any European service unless accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.

Young persons aged 16 or 17 years can travel alone on European services but only if they have a letter of authority from a parent or guardian.

Senior (60 and over)

Passengers aged 60 and over are entitled to receive a small discount on European journeys. On European journeys a 50% discount is given to carers, please call us on 08717 818177 to book.

Please select your passenger type first and then add your coachcards.

We have three different Coachcards available, each offering savings of 1/3 on all of our Standard and Fully Flexible coach fares all year round.

Prices shown include your coachcard discount, your coachcard number will be required during the booking process.

Adult fares are applicable to all passengers aged 2+. Adults under the age of 16 are not permitted to travel alone on any European service unless accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over or they have a letter of authority from a parent or guardian.

Infants 0-1 Inclusive

Children aged under the age of 2, must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. Unaccompanied children will not be carried.

Bus from Leeds to London

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Customers have expressed overall satisfaction with the service, mentioning guaranteed seats and comfort. However, some customers have raised concerns about older coaches without USB ports, affecting their ability to use electronic devices during the trip. Additionally, there were complaints about long wait times before departure and confusion at the station. Despite these issues mentioned in multiple reviews, National Express is still considered reliable and efficient by many customers.

National Express Leeds London recent customer reviews

I missed the bus by 2 minutes and I was dissatisfied that I have to pay for another ticket twice higher than the previous one. All other things is good.

The drivers were very welcoming,it was clean,warm.every seat had a place to charge phone or laptop.

All good except for use of older coaches without USB ports. This affects my use of my phone during the trip ( ability to read books on Kindle etc) as there is the fear of the battery running out - and then not being able to use Google maps to navigate at my destination, or being unable to access other tickets for further transport stored on my phone, or not having access to further transport timetables at my destination especially at night.

According to customer reviews, Megabus provides a very accommodating and comfortable travel experience. Customers appreciate the friendly team who helped with their cases and made the journey easy. However, there were some complaints about issues such as a squeaky toilet on one of the coaches and no working Wi-Fi or phone chargers. Additionally, there were instances of delays without explanations or apologies from drivers, leading to poor customer service experiences for some passengers.

Megabus Leeds London recent customer reviews

One point should I mention that is not on time, it should arrive at 11:10 but we arrived at 1:00 its bother a lot.

The coach was stone cold all the way from Leeds to London, the air conditioning was on full blast, I just felt like I was trekking to London on the motorway.😭

Good service. No delay. Driver was good and competent. Left on time and arrived London on time

Based on 2634 reviews, the company was rated 3.3 stars on Busbud. Travellers were especially satisfied with the ticket access and the temperature but often complained with the Wi-Fi. FlixBus ticket prices on this trip start at £2.00

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Based on 25 reviews, the company was rated 3.9 stars on Busbud. Travellers were especially satisfied with the timeliness and the seats but often complained with the cleanliness. London North Eastern Railway ticket prices on this trip start at £24.00

BlaBlaCar offers 2 daily trips from Leeds to London. Though the average price for this trip is £26.00, you can find tickets starting at £19.00. The trip between the two cities usually takes about 3h48.

Frequently asked questions on the trip Leeds - London

What are the departure and arrival stations when taking the bus from leeds to victoria.

Buses travelling between Leeds and Victoria leave from Leeds Coach Station or Leeds and arrive at Victoria Coach Station.

Where are the popular stations and stops in Leeds and Victoria?

York Street, Leeds, LS2, United Kingdom

75 Kirkgate, Leeds LS2, UK

Vassali House, 20 Central Rd, Leeds LS1 6DE, UK

46 New York St, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS2 7DY, UK

St Peter's St, Leeds, UK

164 Buckingham Palace Rd, Belgravia, London SW1W 9TP, UK

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When traveling from Leeds to London, you can track your bus location on our Real-Time Bus Tracker . Just select the relevant bus stop and check the time of arrival. Find out where your bus is and check if there are delays on the route.

The bus route from Leeds to London covers 314 km. FlixBus can bring you from Leeds to London in 4 hours 5 minutes. The fastest bus on this connection has 3 stop(s).

You can get from Leeds to London for as little as 5,50 €. Take advantage of our best deals on FlixBus tickets by traveling off-peak and during the week. You can buy your ticket from Leeds to London most easily on this website or in the app .

There are 7 bus stations in London; London Finchley Road (Stop CL), London Hammersmith Bridge Road, London Hammersmith Bus Station (Bay D), London Marble Arch, London Stratford- Montifichet Road Stop U, London Victoria Coach Station, North Greenwich- Millenium Way Stop F. You can find the location of the stations on the map on this page.

You can bring your bike on FlixBus from Leeds to London subject to availability. You can find the prices for bikes here .

We offer several payment methods for purchasing your ticket from Leeds to London securely. You can choose among card payment, PayPal, Google Pay and many more. Once in the payment section, you will be able to see all the available options and pick your preferred one. If you are having difficulties with payment, check out our help page about payments . If you buy your bus ticket onboard or at a sales point you are also given the option to pay cash.

Passengers traveling from Leeds to London can bring one checked luggage and one piece of hand luggage for free. If you want to carry additional or special luggage, you can check all the options available on this page .

The price of a children's bus ticket from Leeds to London depends on the age of the child and the time of booking. Children under the age of 15 receive a discount on the regular adult fare. At the time of booking, we calculate the cheapest price for you from all available rates and discounts. If the discounted price is lower than the child fare, the selected passengers pay the same price. Please, make sure you check our child travel and seat policy . Strollers and foldable pushchairs (width + length + height = max 240 cm) can be transported in the luggage compartment of the bus free of charge.

Yes, all FlixBus buses from Leeds to London are equipped for passengers with reduced mobility. We strive to make our buses as comfortable and accessible as possible for people with disabilities and limited mobility. Service animals are allowed on board all FlixBus buses traveling from Leeds to London. The transportation of wheelchairs, foldable wheelchairs, walking aid and other assistive mobility devices is free of charge.

Traveling by bus from Leeds to London is one of the most environmentally-friendly options available as it reduces traffic associated emissions, and passengers can offset their carbon emissions when they travel with FlixBus by clicking the CO₂ compensation box when booking their ticket.

FlixBus buses traveling from Leeds to London offer extra legroom, private outlets, and restrooms. Most buses also provide free Wi-Fi.

The earliest FlixBus ride from Leeds to London departs at 04:25.

The latest FlixBus ride from Leeds to London departs at 23:55.

There is one bus station in Leeds; Leeds (Kirkgate). You can find its location on the map on his page.

No, you don't need to print your ticket if you purchased it online or via the app. Simply show the driver the QR code that you received via email or that is stored in the app and you're ready to travel from Leeds to London. It's that easy!

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Fares for the journey between London and Leeds start from £6.99. To get the best value on FlixBus tickets, consider travelling during off-peak hours and on weekdays. You can secure your ticket through this website or via the FlixBus app . We offer a variety of secure payment options, including card payments, PayPal, and Google Pay. Should you encounter any issues with payment, our payment help page is here to assist. Tickets can also be purchased onboard or at our selling points using cash.

The route between London and Leeds covers approximately 196 miles. With FlixBus, this journey generally takes about 4 hours 5 minutes. The quickest coach on this route makes 3 stop(s). FlixBus coaches on this route are equipped with spacious seating, individual power outlets, and onboard toilets. Moreover, complimentary Wi-Fi is standard on most of our coaches. During booking, subject to availability, you have the option to reserve seats such as panoramic, table, or bed seats. Many of our coach services offer coach travel at different times, whether you prefer to travel first thing in the morning or late afternoon and into the evening. Some of our routes even include a night bus to ensure you truly get the most of your time at your destination. Check the rides available from London to Leeds to find the best option according to your schedule. Choosing a coach journey for this route is an environmentally friendly choice, and with FlixBus, passengers have the opportunity to offset their carbon footprint by selecting the CO₂ compensation option at the time of ticket purchase.

In London, there are7 coach stops, namely London Finchley Road (Stop CL), London Hammersmith Bridge Road, London Hammersmith Bus Station (Bay D), London Marble Arch, London Stratford- Montifichet Road Stop U, London Victoria Coach Station, North Greenwich- Millenium Way Stop F. For Leeds, it features a single stop: Leeds (Kirkgate). These stops can be located on the map provided on this page.

The first FlixBus service departing from London to Leeds is scheduled for 07:30.

The last FlixBus of the day from London to Leeds is at 23:59.

Travelers journeying from London to Leeds are entitled to one checked bag (dimensions: 50x80x30 cm or 19.7x31.5x11.8 inches, weight: up to 20 kg or 44 lbs) and a carry on bag (dimensions: 30x42x18 cm or 11.8x16.5x7.1 inches, weight: up to 7 kg or 15.4 lbs) free of charge. For specifics on extra or unique baggage, consult our luggage policy . Bikes can be ferried on FlixBus, subject to slot availability. Refer to for more information and our bike pricing guide for rates.

There's no requirement for a printed ticket for your journey between London and Leeds. After completing your online booking, you'll receive an email containing a PDF with a QR code, which serves as your digital ticket. If you booked via the FlixBus App, your ticket will be saved there. Just present this digital QR code to the driver upon boarding.

To keep track of your coach's timely arrival between London and Leeds, use the FlixBus Real-Time Coach Tracker . This tool provides updated information about potential delays.

Child fares for journeys between London and Leeds depend on the child's age and the timing of your booking. Children under 15 benefit from a reduction on the standard adult fare. We automatically apply the best available rate at the time of booking. If a promotional discount exceeds the child fare, that discount will be applied. More information is available in our child travel guidelines . Please note, prams and foldable pushchairs not exceeding a total size of 240 cm (94.5 inches) can be stored in the luggage compartment at no additional charge.

Absolutely. Every FlixBus service operating between London and Leeds caters to passengers with mobility challenges. Our priority is ensuring access and comfort for everyone. Additionally, service animals are welcome on all journeys between these cities. We also accommodate wheelchairs, folding wheelchairs, and other mobility aids at no extra charge.

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Protesters block bus and slash its tyres to stop it taking migrants to barge

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Protesters in south London have blocked a coach set to transport asylum seekers to the Bibby Stockholm barge.

A large group of people, many with their faces covered, surrounded the coach outside the Best Western Hotel in Peckham on Thursday and prevented it from leaving.

Police have warned the group they face arrest if they do not disperse, but protesters said they were ‘determined’ to stop the coach from leaving.

Those in attendance formed a human ring around the bus, while others jammed Lime bikes underneath the wheels.

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Welfare group SOAS Detainee Support posted on X calling for more people to help them stop the coach leaving but said the protesters were ‘determined’ it would not.

The posts said: ‘Comrades have stopped our friends being taken to the Bibby barge – but more numbers needed!

‘We’ve also learned the coach is meant to be taking people from three other hotels en route.

‘Resistance may be needed at these three hotels if the coach eventually leaves Peckham – but the comrades are determined it won’t!’

Video footage of the scene shows protesters could be heard chanting ‘no borders, no nations, stop deportations’.

After refusing to disperse, the protest eventually descended into violence, and police have confirmed that a number of arrests have been made.

A statement from the Metropolitan Police said: ‘Police were called at around 08:40hrs to reports of a group of protesters near a hotel in Peckham Road SE15.

‘There were reports that a coach had been obstructed by people and bicycles. A number of people have been arrested for offences including obstruction of the highway, and one for a racially aggravated public order offence. They have all been taken into custody.”

Deputy Assistant Commissioner Ade Adelekan said: ‘My officers were quickly on scene and have engaged with the protesters at length. My officers had warned the group that obstructing the highway, and obstructing police, are criminal offences and that they could be arrested.

‘We will always respect the right to peaceful protest but we have been clear that where there is serious disruption and criminality then we will take decisive action. The situation is ongoing and we will provide more information when we can.’

The move came after the Home Office recently abandoned plans to move a group of asylum seekers in Kent to the Bibby Stockholm barge after they were met with heavy resistance.

The men living in Margate, Kent, were told they would be transferred to the asylum accommodation in Dorset earlier this month.

But they were forced to abandon their plans after residents turned up en masse to prevent them from leaving.

A letter sent by Government officials on Monday said: ‘The formal notice to quit the property is now withdrawn with immediate effect.

‘You will no longer need to travel to the Bibby Stockholm.’

Mayor of Margate Rob Yates said residents wanted to support the men, from Afghanistan and Pakistan, who have become part of the community after living and volunteering in the area for seven months.

‘I think the Margate community is ready to protect its own residents,’ he told reporters.

‘We tried to avoid shouting or disrupting traffic while blocking the coach, resulting in no police involvement and hopefully helped to make the men in the hotel feel safe.

‘Going forwards, we’re ready to do this again. Community activism is a valid tool when it comes to protecting asylum seekers, and I think in this current climate (it) is one that we should all consider.’

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Avoid These Tourist Traps In London And Visit These Destinations Instead

O ne of the world's greatest cities, London is packed with tourist attractions so impressive that you'll want to add them all to your itinerary. From the Tower of London to Buckingham Palace to the Churchill War Rooms, the list of unmissable landmarks seems endless. Don't worry, though -- it's possible to visit most of them in just a two-day trip . When you're on a tight schedule, it's important to avoid time- and money-wasting tourist traps in favor of visiting sites that are worthy of your attention. 

Whether it's an overrated and overpriced wax museum, a kitschy dungeon experience, or a super crowded viewpoint, there are many places to avoid visiting in the U.K.'s heady capital. The confusing part? Some of them top multiple lists of must-see attractions. That's where we come in. 

As someone who lived in this captivating English city for six years, I have first-hand knowledge of the biggest tourist traps to avoid when traveling to London. Plus, I can offer more impressive (and often less costly) destinations to visit instead. Don't want to take my word for it? No problem. I combined my first-hand knowledge with reviews and suggestions from other locals to create this list.

Read more: 50 Underrated Tourist Destinations Around The World

Skip Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tours And Ride A London Bus

While hop-on hop-off bus tours can be a convenient way to explore a big city, they often come with a hefty price tag. If the tour is based in London, you can expect to pay over $50 per adult for a one-day pass. Instead, board a London bus, which will cost less than $7 for a day of travel. Bus fare for one ride is about $2 and the daily cap is under $7. To pay for their ride, visitors must use a contactless card or an Oyster Card, the visitor's version of which can be purchased online and mailed to your home before you leave.

Double-decker London buses offer spectacular city views, with many routes passing right by London's landmark attractions. One of our faves is the historic Routemaster Bus 15, which we suggest boarding at the Tower of London. Hop on at Great Tower Street (Stop TT) and ride west to Charing Cross Station. Be sure to sit up top for the best views along this heritage route -– you can't miss St. Paul's Cathedral and Trafalgar Square. 

Bus 24 is another great option for sightseers. Hop on at Victoria Station and ride it to Camden High Street. Along the way, you'll pass Westminster Abbey, the Horse Guard's Parade, Trafalgar Square, and Downing Street. Grab a bite at Camden Market when you disembark or stay on until you reach Hampstead Heath where you can catch unbeatable views of the city.

Skip Madame Tussauds And Visit Buckingham Palace

It may tout itself as a top London attraction, but Madame Tussauds would be more honest if they said they were the top rip-off site. Booking in advance will save some money -- the standard online rate for an adult begins at just over $47 versus the walk-up price, which begins at almost $60. But that's still a lot of quid to dish out for wandering around an overcrowded and noisy space filled with okay-ish wax replicas of A- and B-list celebs. Yes, it's fun to take photos with the royal family and fool friends into thinking you met them IRL, but is it worth it? We don't think so.

Instead, we suggest visiting Buckingham Palace for a potential King Charles III sighting. Realistically, you probably won't spy a royal outside the palace, but at least you'll see a historic monument up close. Celebrities more your thing? Book a reservation at one of the city's most popular restaurants. Chiltern Firehouse has hosted acting greats Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper as well as soccer superstar David Beckham. 34 Mayfair is another good bet for great food and celeb spotting. Imelda Staunton and royal family members have all eaten here.

Skip Changing Of The Guard And Visit The Queen's Gallery

While you should add Buckingham Palace to your list of must-see London tourist attractions, you may want to avoid a visit during the Changing of the Guard. This formal ceremony marks the change between the old guard (on-duty soldiers) and new guard (soldiers taking over duty) for the royal palaces. Marching with a band from Wellington Barracks to the Palace, the new guard will arrive at the palace at about 10:45 a.m. A well-known event, this is a big tourist draw, which means you can expect hefty crowds queuing up an hour or more in advance, as well as pickpockets who arrive to take advantage of the chaotic atmosphere. This tourist trap, which takes place every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, is one you'll be happy to miss. Sadly, watching this famed ceremony these days feels more like witnessing an overhyped marching band than it does an esteemed historic ritual.

Instead, ditch the crowds and glimpse art from the Royal Collection in the Queen's Gallery or visit the Royal Mews , where you can see the royal stables and the 260-year-old Gold State Coach used at King Charles III's Coronation. The Mews are open Thursday through Monday from early March to early November. Neighboring St. James Park is another interesting place to visit. One of London's famed Royal Parks, it is bordered by three palaces and boasts a fabulous view of Buckingham Palace in particular.

Skip Platform 9 ¾ At King's Cross Station And Visit Warner Brothers Studio Tour London

If you're traveling with a Harry Potter-obsessed kid, you may want to visit Platform 9 ¾ at King's Cross Station. But if you're alone, or with other adults who couldn't care less, we advise you to skip this overrated tourist trap. If you're already planning to be in King's Cross Station and have time to scope out this attraction, that's one thing; but if you're traveling there with the sole purpose of visiting this site, think twice. 

Set between platforms 9 and 10 (obvs) this point of interest includes nothing but a brick wall denoted with a sign. Stuck into the wall is part of a trolley loaded with fake suitcases and an empty owl cage. Those hoping for a quick photo and to score some Potter swag will be pleased;  the Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9 ¾ is open daily, even on bank holidays, and it sells everything from wands to clothes to makeup. 

For those who'd rather have an unforgettable and truly magical Harry Potter experience, though, head to Warner Brothers Studio Tour London -- The Making of Harry Potter in nearby Leavesden. Instead of merely looking at a wall, visitors can board the Hogwarts Express, "fly" on a broomstick, walk through the Great Hall, and explore the Forbidden Forest. Step foot in Diagon Alley, try a Butterbeer, or check out some of the film's famous props and costumes. You won't be sorry you visited.

Skip London Dungeon And Visit The Tower Of London

No matter how much the kids beg you to visit the London Dungeon, stay strong and just say "no." This kitschy tourist trap is a waste of your hard-earned money (tickets start at over $37 for adults) and it's so hokey you'll roll your eyes more times than you can count on both hands. This pitiful attraction is peppered with costume-clad actors who like to scream and cackle and its two rides (the Drop Dead: Drop Ride and the Tyrant Boat Ride) will make you wish you were at Walt Disney World; even "It's a Small World" would be more enjoyable. An escape room has also been added to increase the venue's income stream –- it costs $153 for a private game for six people.

Want a historic experience with a side of chills? Head to the Tower of London instead. There, you can tour the Torture at the Tower Exhibition, where you can get up close and personal with the stretching machine (a.k.a. the rack) and other ancient torture devices in the Lower Wakefield Tower. The Bloody Tower is another point of interest you won't want to miss. The most infamous prison on the grounds, this is where you'll learn about the alleged murder of two young princes -– Edward V and his little brother Richard –- by their uncle, Richard III.

Skip The London Bridge Experience And Visit Churchill War Rooms

Looking for a good spooking? Do yourself a favor and skip The London Bridge Experience. A tourist trap designed to bring the city's macabre history to life with the help of actors with a penchant for jump scares, you can expect to meet zombie-like versions of ghastly heavyweights Jack the Ripper and William Wallace during your visit. Tickets cost about $37 for the experience, which takes anywhere between 35 and 50 minutes. That means you could be spending more than $1 a minute. Entry fees also include a trip to the London Tombs, deemed the U.K.'s "best scare attraction," according to their site . Zombified dentists, doctors, and creepy clowns await visitors in the lower vaults of this venue, ready to pounce and scream in your face.

Instead, we suggest visiting the Churchill War Rooms. Also located underground, this fascinating historic facility is part of the Imperial War Museums. Located in the basement of Whitehall, this once-secret complex was used by former Prime Minister Winston Churchill, top government ministers, and military planners to conduct meetings and develop plans during the country's war effort during World War II. Known as the Cabinet War Rooms, this clandestine spot was used daily during the war, until August 16, 1945. Or experience that stomach drop feeling by walking the glass floors at Tower Bridge. Set nearly 138 feet above the Thames, the views are both terrifying and impressive. Tickets cost under $16 per adult. 

Skip The Sherlock Holmes Museum And Visit The Sherlock Holmes Pub

We don't recommend visiting the Sherlock Holmes Museum unless you have a detective-obsessed kid who doesn't realize that the famed character is fictional. Set inside a Georgian townhouse at 221B Baker Street in Marylebone, this four-story museum has been open since 1990. Inside lie antique furnishings mentioned in the books and pretty creepy-looking mannequins. Tickets cost over $21 which isn't exorbitant, especially for London, but considering you won't be there long (the museum's quite small), this seems a bit of a waste.

Instead, head to The Sherlock Holmes  in St James. Self-described as a "Victorian-themed public house," this watering hole features a recreated version of the famed fictional detective's apartment upstairs. The entire pub is dotted with references to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's beloved books, making it easy to feel as if you're within the pages. Plus, there's a beer garden –- the museum certainly doesn't have one of those.

Skip The SEA Life London Aquarium And Visit The London Zoo

You'll find everything you'd expect to see at the SEA Life London Aquarium. From penguins to sharks to turtles, they're all there. And as far as aquariums go, this is a pretty good one. But when you're in one of the world's greatest cities that lies on the banks of a river, not an ocean, there are plenty of better things to see. Standard tickets to the Sea Life London Aquarium cost $24 online or $51 at the door. Again, that's pretty on par for London attractions, however, it's a steep price to pay for a tourist trap. 

Instead, visit London Zoo in Regent's Park. The oldest scientific zoo in the world, this family-friendly attraction was opened in 1828 for fellows of the Zoological Society of London. In 1847, the public was invited to visit. Today, the zoo is home to 14,0000 animals including a giant, 425-pound silverback gorilla, Sumatran tigers, and Linne's two-toed sloths. While tickets aren't cheap (an adult will cost about $40 to visit on a weekday), it's easy to spend a whole day here. Or, if you aren't willing to part with that much cash, visit the smaller, and lesser-known, Battersea Park Children's Zoo . Adult tickets are more reasonably priced, at $16. There are over 100 animals at this little zoo, including wallabies, meerkats, otters, and lemurs, and plenty of opportunities to interact with animals like coatis, donkeys, and goats.

Skip The Shard And Visit Level 10 At The Tate Modern

There's no denying that The Shard is impressive. In fact, it's one of the most spectacular buildings in the world . The viewing platform was opened by the queen on February 1, 2013, with the main restaurants (Aqua, Oblix, and Hutong) following suit that summer. Set across the Thames from another bucket-list-worthy London building, the Gherkin, this engineering masterpiece towers 1,016 feet above the city and boasts 11,000 glass panels. 

Dubbed a "vertical city," there's plenty to do inside, like spend serious coin on a meal with a view, or zip up one of the 44 elevators to the viewing platform. That 360-degree view will cost you, though -- about $36, or more if you add a glass of champagne. And if you visit on a day that's rainy or misty (honestly, London is often both of those things), you're basically paying for a ride in a lift.

Instead, head to Level 10 at Tate Modern, where you can enjoy a drink or snack (including sandwiches and salads) while ogling the impressive view of the Thames, St. Paul's Cathedral, the BT Tower, and Blackfriar's Bridge. You won't have to pay a thing unless you choose to grab a bite or a warm cuppa. The Skygarden at 20 Fenchurch Street is another must-visit for a free skyline vista. The highest public garden in London, this leafy space is as stunning as its views are remarkable.

Skip The London Eye And Visit Hamstead Heath

We are well aware that some of you will disagree with this addition to our list of tourist traps to avoid when traveling to London, but hear us out. Yes, the London Eye is iconic. Yes, it offers fantastic views of the city. And yes, it's deemed a top London attraction you won't want to miss . That said, visiting this popular landmark can cause more headaches than enjoyment. First created as a temporary point of interest, this 443-foot-tall, "cantilevered observation wheel" is the largest of its kind in the world, according to its website . And if you catch a ride on one of its 32 pods on a sunny day, you can see up to 25 miles in all directions. The problem is that thousands of others have the same idea, which means you could stand in line for more than two hours on a particularly busy day. Standard tickets start at over $32 online or more than $57 for a walk-up.

Instead, visit Hampstead Heath for a unique city view you probably never knew existed. Parliament Hill stands over 321 feet tall, making it one of the highest natural points in the city. If the weather is ideal, you can see to the Gherkin, St. Paul's Cathedral, and the Houses of Parliament. Speaking of the Gherkin, it's another great spot to enjoy unparalleled views. Grab a drink and snack at Iris Bar at Searcys at the Gherkin , then relax with a side order of stunning vistas.

Skip Harrods And Visit Peter Jones And Liberty

Harrods is to London as the Colosseum is to Rome -– a historic icon that's become synonymous with the city. The world's most famous luxury department store, this Knightsbridge institution is impossible to miss -– it's eight floors tall and an entire block long, not to mention over one million square feet in size. Inside, you'll find 20 restaurants, a beauty salon, a bank, and 300 separate departments selling over 5,000 brands. You'll also see price tags so high you might suffer sticker shock. Due to its notoriety, Harrods is often packed with tourists, making it difficult to enjoy the plush interior.

If you're hoping to shop during your London holiday, there are plenty of excellent places to visit instead. Sloane Square is home to the Peter Jones & Partners department store. Owned by John Lewis, this vast shop is filled with enough enticing merchandise that you'll find it tough to leave empty-handed. Grab a bite at The Top Floor Restaurant (on the 6 th floor) for captivating views of Chelsea and beyond.

Liberty is another recognizable landmark located on Regent Street. A heritage-listed building; this stunning Tudor-style store is as beautiful outside as it is indoors. Built between 1922 and 1924, it is worth a visit, if only to admire the impressive architectural features (the price tags here are also quite shocking).

Our Ranking Methodology

Having lived in London for six years with two young children, I visited pretty much every tourist attraction the city has. From renowned points of interest like the Tower of London to remarkable museums, I've seen the top sightseeing destinations multiple times, including many kitschy tourist traps I wish I'd skipped. To create this list, I used my experiences at these attractions to determine which locales are tourist traps that should be avoided and I included alternatives that are more than worthy of your time and money. I also consulted reviews from other locals and travelers, as well as their tips, to ensure the list is solid.

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The Knitting and Stitching Show - Ally Pally Coach Trip 2024

Get ready for a day full of fun at The Knitting and Stitching Show !! Sunday 13th October - Save the date!!

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Join us again for another exciting trip out to one of the best Sewing and Craft shows (In our opinion!)

( NOTE: If you are interested in a place on our coach but the tickets have sold out, please email us at [email protected] or give us a call on 01206563955. We have a waiting list that you can be placed on in case of cancellations.)

Tickets include entry to the show and coach travel.

We have Four coaches running this year to the Knitting and Stitching Show :

Coach 1 : Colchester - Tollgate - Alexandra Palace : -Pick up at 8:00am at Greyfriars bus stop, coach leaving promptly at 8:15am. ( East Hill pick up ) Coach arriving at Tollgate to leave promptly at 8:30am. If you are being picked up at Tollgate, please arrive outside Boots bus stop ready for 8:15am. This allows for a quicker pick up. ( Tollgate pick up )

Coach 2 : Ipswich - Alexandra Palace : -Pick up at 7:30am at Crown House on Crown Street, coach leaving promptly at 7:45am. ( Crown Street )

Coach 3 : Dovercourt - Colchester - Alexandra Palace : -Pick up at 7:30am outside Franklins Shop 222 High Street, coach leaving promptly at 7:45am. ( Dovercourt pick up ). Coach arriving at Greyfriars bus stop at 8:00am, leaving promptly at 8:15am. ( East Hill pick up )

Coach 4 : Colchester - Chelmsford - Alexandra Palace : -Pick up at 7:45am at Greyfriars bus stop, coach leaving promptly at 8:00am. ( East Hill pick up ) Coach arriving at Chelmsford Layby on Parkway opposite Moulsham Street approx. 8:20am, leaving promptly at 8:35am. ( Chelmsford Pick up )

Coaches will be leaving the show at 4:30pm so please make sure you are at the coach 15 minutes prior to leaving.

Any further information you may require can be asked in store or give us a call on 01206563955

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