London Hop on Hop off Bus Routes & Cruise Route
There are 3 different interconnecting bus routes, with over 80 bus stops conveniently located near all the major London sites and attractions, as well as hotels and mainline railway stations. One ticket enables unlimited use of all 3 routes. Some tickets include a free River Thames cruise and 2 walking tours.
There is an app that you can download onto your smartphone. This interactive map shows your location, the buses’ live locations, and all the bus stops. It also displays where all the attractions are. Incredibly useful and time-saving.
Hop-on-Hop-off Bus Routes
These maps relate to our Hop-on-Hop-off Bus Tour (currently with a 20% discount)
The Blue Route Map
The Red Route Map
The Orange Route Map
All The Bus Routes On 1 Map
You can view and book our Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour via the link here: >>>
We currently have a 20% discount on all tickets.
When you first hop on the bus, you will also receive a large printed version of the map above.
The 3 bus Routes
Our Blue Route – Classic Tour
This is our signature route, passes by many of London’s most famous landmarks, including the London Eye, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, The Tower of London, St Paul’s Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, and Piccadilly. The route criss-crosses over the River Thames including over the iconic Tower Bridge.
A great idea is to take this route as a circular tour of London and see many of London’s most iconic sites and get a good feel for the city. Then, take the route to hop on and off as you want, or skip onto one of the other routes where they overlap.
This route stops at the side of Buckingham Palace as no buses are allowed in front of the Palace.
Our Red Route – The Essential Route
Because London is so big, we have another signature route that covers more of Central London as well as the North. You’ll see Hyde Park, Madame Tussauds, the British Museum and Kings Cross, St Pancras, and Euston Stations, where you can snap a selfie at Platform 9 3/4. The route passes very close to Regents Park on the far side of which is London Zoo.
This route also stops at the side of Buckingham Palace, as no buses are allowed in front of the Palace.
This route is additionally convenient for visitors staying in the many hotels in the Bloomsbury district of London near Woburn Square, Woburn Place, and the British Museum.
Our Orange Route – Museum Tour
This route covers the west of central London, where you can find many of London’s principal museums, including the V&A Museum, Science Museum and Natural History Museum. The route also passes Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Buckingham Palace and The Royal Albert Hall. And for shopaholics, it passes the world-famous Harrods department store.
All our routes are included in your ticket.
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River Cruise Route Map
