The 4 Self-Guided Tours in London a Short Trip Can Fit

1.Emirates Stadium Entry Ticket and Audio Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 5,513 reviews · 1.5 hours · from $47Our pick

Visit Emirates Stadium at your own pace with Arsenal-branded headphones and an audio guide in six languages. Walk through the players’ changing room, tunnel, dugout, and other behind-the-scenes areas, then visit the museum, where exhibits include Invincibles-era gloves, Michael Thomas’s Anfield 89 boots, and Charlie George’s 1971 FA Cup shirt.

“A fan of Arsenal FC for over 40yrs. Everything was good. Like the player locker room seeing all their kits. Great staff.”

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2.Westminster Abbey Entrance Ticket Including Audio Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 661 reviews · from $41

Enter Westminster Abbey with a timed mobile ticket and explore at your own pace using a multimedia guide in 14 languages. See royal tombs, the coronation chair, Poet’s Corner, and Gothic chapels. Allow two to three hours, arrive early, and remember that the Diamond Jubilee Galleries cost extra.

“To just say this is a beautiful place doesn't do it justice. The architecture is incredible. There are also notable persons buried here.”

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3.British Museum Audio Tour & Priority Entrance Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 631 reviews · from $9Best value

Meet a Vox City host at Russell Square, exchange your voucher, and enter the British Museum with reserved access. Use your phone and headphones to follow 50 audio stops covering Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Parthenon sculptures, and more. The app also includes a self-guided Political London walk.

“It was very huge place more than I thought. I was really surprised. There were so many famous buildings and things. I was really happy to come there. Thank you so much.”

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4.Churchill War Rooms Ticket & Political London Audio

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 224 reviews · 1 day · from $62

Meet a VoxCity host at King Charles Street, enter Churchill’s wartime bunker, and use an audio guide to trace the Map Room, Cabinet War Rooms, secret communications areas, and life during the Blitz. Later, follow a digital map to 15 political sights, including 10 Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament.

“Fascinating place with useful audio tour but extremely crowded during the holidays so felt very rushed. I’d been many years ago before they added the museum. The museum is worth a visit in itself. Would like to visit again in the future at a less busy time.”

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