Father's Day | Take Dad on a Trip to London, Accompany Him on a Loving Journey!

On the path of growth, Dad has always been our strongest support. He encourages us and guides us in the right direction. On this special day for dads, take him on a trip and accompany him on a loving journey! The London Pass has selected the best London attractions and experiences for Father's Day visits. Wishing everyone an unforgettable London travel memory.

Hop-on Hop-off Sightseeing Bus Tour

The most relaxing way to enjoy London's scenery – definitely take Dad to experience it! Sitting on a comfortable double-decker bus, you'll travel through the city's most iconic streets, with familiar London sights from countless movies right before your eyes, and hear humorous guide commentary and the vibrant sounds of the city. Such a pleasant bus tour – dads will love it.

With The London Pass, you can choose a free one-day tour route from Golden Tours or Big Bus. The essential attractions along the way, such as the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace, and Trafalgar Square, all have stops. You can get off at your favorite spots to explore, and then hop back on to continue the journey. One bus tour lets you check off all the top London attractions!

Bus ticket price: £34, free with The London Pass

Tower of London

Everyone knows Tower Bridge, known as the gateway to London, but have you visited the Tower of London, from which it gets its name? This complex on the north bank of the Thames has served as a castle, royal palace, treasury, arsenal, mint, prison, and zoo, earning it the nickname 'the British Forbidden City'.

The Tower of London was founded in 1066 by William the Conqueror as a riverside fortress. In the 13th century, King Henry III and Edward I expanded the tower, adding a moat and more defensive structures. After the 19th century, the Tower was designated as the Royal Mint, becoming one of the safest places in England, where the crown kept its most precious jewels and property. Today, the Tower's guards have transformed into friendly tourism operators, and the Tower itself is a major tourist attraction in the capital.

Within this 12-acre complex, the White Tower, completed in 1100, is the most prominent. It stands 32.6 meters tall, with four turrets at the corners forming a shape of three squares and one round. It is the most important, oldest, and strongest building in the Tower. Inside, there is a spiral staircase leading to the top, and a crypt of St John's Chapel below. The Crown Jewels exhibition in the White Tower displays crowns, scepters, and royal jewels from the 17th century onwards – definitely worth a visit.

Tower of London address: Tower Hill London EC3

Ticket price: £29.9, free with The London Pass

London Transport Museum

Needless to say, vehicles always have a great appeal to dads. When traveling in London, the London Transport Museum is a must-visit attraction for Father's Day.

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Located in a former flower market building in Covent Garden, the London Transport Museum houses over 500,000 objects, from the world's first underground electric train to the most important collection of poster art of the 20th century, showcasing the close connection between transport and the development, culture, and society of modern London since 1800.

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The museum is divided into three floors with 14 exhibition areas. The ground floor is the largest, usually used for current exhibitions and permanent displays on London's underground and surface transport; the second floor highlights the history of London's steam underground from 1863 to 1905 and the development of the suburbs; the third floor showcases 19th-century London. On the ground floor, the Museum Depot covers over 6,000 square meters, housing more than 320,000 objects. It displays a variety of vintage vehicles and related original artworks – a dazzling sea of cars that you never tire of.

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Museum address: Covent Garden Piazza London WC2E 7BB

Visiting hours: Daily 10:00 – 18:00 (last entry 17:00)

Ticket price: £21, free with The London Pass

Fuller's Brewery Tour

On Dad's special day, visiting the famous Griffin Brewery in West London and enjoying a pint of Fuller's beer while chatting about life will be a wonderful experience.

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Fuller's Griffin Brewery has a brewing history of over 350 years and is well known for producing London Pride, a very popular beer in the UK market. During the two-hour guided tour, you'll learn how Fuller's flagship beer London Pride is brewed, as well as the history behind the brewing and the brewery itself – an iconic building on the banks of the Thames in West London.

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After the tour, head to the tasting area to sample some of Fuller's finest drinks, such as the malty London Pride, the honey-flavored Golden Ale, and the crisp Frontier Lager. Dad will surely enjoy sharing this unique beer-tasting journey with you!

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Brewery address: Fuller's Brewery Shop, Chiswick Lane South, London, W4 2QS

Visiting times: Tuesday to Thursday and Saturday – 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm; Friday – 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm, 4pm.

Ticket price: £25, free with The London Pass

Time flies, may our love accompany Mom and Dad every day and night~