Three-Day London Trip: Discover the City's Best Spring Scenery with The London Pass

With grass growing and warblers flying, birds singing and flowers fragrant, London welcomes the most beautiful season of the year. Come and enjoy the spring blossoms! Follow the three-day itinerary with The London Pass to take in the stunning spring scenery of London.

Known as the British Forbidden City, the Tower of London, situated on the north bank of the River Thames, has witnessed the passage of time and royal life for centuries. It is a symbol of British cultural heritage, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a must-visit attraction in London. Over its long history, it has served as a castle, royal palace, treasury, armory, Royal Mint, prison, and menagerie. Bathed in spring sunlight, it exudes an irresistible charm of antiquity mixed with majesty and splendor.

Tower of London address: Tower Hill London EC3

Admission: £28.9, free with The London Pass

Known as the "Gateway to London," Tower Bridge, spanning the River Thames, has been one of London's most iconic landmarks since its completion in 1894. Walking on its 43-meter-high glass walkway, you can feel the warm breeze, enjoy a broad view, and appreciate London's spring scenery to the fullest! After sightseeing, you can also visit the bridge's museum to learn the rich history of the bridge.

Tower Bridge address: London SE1 2UP

Admission: £10.6, free with The London Pass

The View from The Shard

If the view from Tower Bridge is not far enough, the cityscape from the 68th-floor observation deck of The Shard will surely amaze you! On a clear day, you can see the scenery for over 60 kilometers around London, catching every spot of blooming flowers and lush greenery.

The View from The Shard address: Railway Approach, London, SE1 9SG

Admission: £34, free with The London Pass

St Paul's Cathedral

As a world-famous religious site, the fifth largest cathedral in the world, and the second largest in the UK, St Paul's Cathedral features a magnificent dome and a neoclassical architectural style. The cathedral has a Latin cross floor plan, a quiet and serene interior, and a vaulted hall ceiling decorated with beautiful paintings and murals of Jesus, the Virgin Mary, and apostles. The bell towers at both ends of the cathedral are symmetrical, adding to its grandeur.

Cathedral address: St Paul's Churchyard London EC4M 8AD

Admission: £20, free with The London Pass

London Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Under the warm spring sun, take the hop-on hop-off bus to freely travel through every popular attraction in the city, quietly enjoy the cityscape, listen to the sounds of the city, and experience London's cultural heritage... Every stop offers a chance to appreciate London's delightful spring scenery.

Admission: £34, free with The London Pass

Westminster Abbey

Not only a church exclusively used by the British royal family for coronations, weddings, funerals, and other ceremonies, Westminster Abbey is also the final resting place of over 3,000 notable Britons, such as Newton, Dickens, Darwin, and Shakespeare. Its exquisite stone carvings, towering columns, colorful stained glass, and quiet College Garden appear even more serene against the spring sunlight and greenery.

Abbey address: Westminster Abbey London SW1P 3PA

Admission: £23, free with The London Pass

As one of London's most exquisite and luxurious palaces, Kensington Palace boasts extensive manicured gardens and the world-famous Orangery, making it a top choice for a spring outing in London. Besides the natural scenery, you can also explore the palace's fascinating exhibitions to glimpse the upbringing and life of royal family members over 300 years, and enjoy a refined afternoon tea at the stylish Orangery café.

Kensington Palace address: Kensington Palace Gardens London W8

Admission: £17, free with The London Pass

Perched on an artificial hill on the south bank of the River Thames, Windsor Castle is the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world and the official residence of the British Queen. The castle is divided into three sections: the Upper Ward on the east is the private royal apartment; the Middle Ward features the prominent Round Tower surrounded by lush rose gardens; and the Lower Ward on the west houses the famous St George's Chapel. On a sunny spring day, after watching the Changing of the Guard, wandering into the castle's gardens to immerse yourself in the romantic spring scenery offers a unique experience.

Castle address: Windsor Berkshire SL4 1NJ

Admission: £23.5, free with The London Pass

With a pleasant climate and scenery everywhere, explore London in its most wonderful season!