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London Eye Entry Ticket
★4.6(39,279 verified GetYourGuide reviews)Price and rating checked 7 August 2026· 30 minutes33 travellers viewed this in the last hour
Soar 135 metres above the South Bank for breathtaking 360-degree views of London. The London Eye is one of the city's most recognisable landmarks and offers a unique perspective over landmarks including Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, St Paul's Cathedral, and Buckingham Palace. Each rotation in a glass capsule takes approximately 30 minutes, giving you plenty of time to spot famous sights and take stunning photographs.
What makes this tour
360-degree views from 135 metres above London
Spot Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and Buckingham Palace
32 high-tech glass capsules with a free downloadable guide
30-minute rotation with no rush
Located on the South Bank near major attractions
What's included
- Entry to the London Eye
- One full rotation (approximately 30 minutes)
- London Eye guide app, free to download on iOS and Android
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