Things to do in Westfield London

There is a free audio guide included in admission. We had an entry time, but still had to wait for an hr in line before they let us in because the check in process is very inefficient. They check for your name on a paper list.

it was a great experience. but maybe should go for the later session at 9.30pm for more stunning views. 7.30pm is still very bright in London. but overall ok.

It's okay. There was a queue but it moves fast. A nice way to spend the afternoon in an air-conditioned environment especially during hot summers in London.

I purchased a 4-day pass. You need to install the Go City app and link your pass to it. After that, you can simply scan the QR code directly at the entrance of each attraction to enter, which is very convenient. You can even make attraction reservations directly through the Go City app, making the whole experience hassle-free. Basically, visiting two to three attractions per day already makes the pass worth the price.

My visit to the British Museum left a very vivid impression on me. It's one of those places you want to return to again and again. From the very first moments, the sheer scale of the museum is striking—the enormous building with its beautiful inner courtyard and glass roof creates a special atmosphere. The exhibits are so diverse that it's impossible to see everything in a single visit. I particularly remember the ancient Egyptian halls with mummies and the famous Rosetta Stone—it felt as if I had touched real history.

The sightseeing plus lunch was deffo recommended didnt have high expectation for this excursion hut i was amazed mostly bcos i think they let me sit with the best view till i complained that they put me on a seat near where you can feel the engine. But the service, staff, views , commentary guide was 10/10 . Theres starter, main course and dessert everything taste so good

I rarely write reviews, but this deserves a huge thumbs-up, and I'll definitely recommend it to friends. They created a group chat a day in advance, booked tickets for us for free, and provided detailed meeting information. The customer service was also very enthusiastic. On the day of the tour, our guide was Mr. Zhang Hong, who was incredibly professional. He eloquently explained the history and culture, clearly demonstrating his extensive knowledge. Everyone received Bluetooth headsets, and he delivered high-energy commentary throughout, while also being attentive to our reactions and encouraging a lot of interaction. The two hours flew by, and we saw many of the museum's most treasured exhibits. Next time, I'll book the four-hour tour. Thank you, Mr. Zhang Hong! ❤️

Kew Gardens is very beautiful. It takes about 5 to 6 hours to see most of the main highlights, including several huge greenhouse buildings, The Hive, and the Treetop Walkway. The grounds are very large with many large-scale art installations, making it a very pleasant place to explore. It is also conveniently accessible by taking the District Line toward Richmond and getting off at Kew Gardens station. Remember that when you get off, you will be at the rear exit; you need to cross the footbridge over the railway to reach the front of the station, and then walk straight for 5 minutes to arrive at the Victoria Gate entrance.

The wax figures are so detailed you might mistake them for staff members standing there. The British history experience train was also fun. From the outside, you wouldn't expect such a large space to showcase all these things. It was a pretty good experience.