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  Things to do in London, November 2026 

November is a great time to visit London as the city begins its transformation into the festive season. The famous Christmas lights are switched on across Oxford Street, Regent Street and Covent Garden, while Christmas markets start to open and the first festive events appear throughout the capital. It’s also an ideal time to enjoy Christmas shopping before the busiest crowds arrive in December. One of the best ways to experience London’s festive atmosphere is on our Christmas Lights Bus Tour.

Complete your festive visit with a West End musical or play, available as just a ticket or as part of our London Theatre Breaks, including hotel and travel.

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Christmas Lights Bus Tour of London

Voted No.1 Christmas Lights Bus Tour on TripAdvisor. Our Christmas Lights bus tour of London takes you around London’s most breathtaking landmarks spectacularly lit up at night. You’ll travel in an open-top bus. Discover sites as you’ve never seen them before, including Trafalgar Square, Regent Street, Big Ben and more.
from £30
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Open Top Bus Tour with Live Guide

Discover London with our award-winning tour. See London's famous sights with fantastic views from our open top bus. Enjoy live commentory from an expert guide.
from £35
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The London Eye with Fast Track Tickets

Take to the sky in the London Eye and enjoy panoramic views of London from a dizzying height of 450 feet (135 metres) in one of 32 glass capsules. The most popular tourist attraction in town
from £34
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“View of Windsor Castle’s stone towers and battlements, showcasing the 900-year-old royal fortress under a blue sky.”

Windsor Castle with Bus Ride from London

Spend the afternoon in Windsor Castle, just a short ride away from Central London by bus. Our combination ticket includes a coach transfer and entry to the castle, offering great value for money.
from £69
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View of the White Tower, from South East. Begun in the reign of William the Conqueror, it was completed by 1100. Although the White Tower's primary role was as a fortress and stronghold, in time it has also served as a royal residence and as the setting for major governmental and ceremonial functions.

The Tower of London & The Crown Jewels

Visit the iconic Tower of London, which dates back almost 1,000 years, a Royal Palace, rich in British history. Explore the medieval White Tower and its captivating exhibitions. Admire the dazzling Crown Jewels,
from £35
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London With Kids

London has a huge selection of activites for kids. Be it as a flght on the London Eye, to world-class museums, Legoland, Harry Potter, river cruises ...
from £15
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Afternoon Tea Bus with London Sightseeing

Treat yourself to our afternoon tea bus, the perfect way to see London while enjoying a traditional English afternoon tea. It makes for a great alternative to the traditional sightseeing tour.
from £49
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“Wall of ancient oil paintings in the plush State Room at Windsor Castle, showcasing historic British royalty portraits.”

Exhibitions in November 2026

Explore one of the many exhibitions taking place in London this November. Get inspired by breathtaking artworking and mesmorizing immersive art experiences.
from £14
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Rock 'n' Roll & Beatles Tour

Join us on an unforgettable journey through the heart of London's rock 'n' roll history! Discover the vibrant sites where the hippie underground counter-culture emerged and the punk
from £67
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Where to Stay in London

Our guide on where to stay in London. Central London is enormous, covering around 8 miles from west to east, and 5 miles north to…
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