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3 must-see attractions at London

Trafalgar Square, London Bridge and Big Ben are 3 spots that you simply cannot miss in this incredible city. Trafalgar Square, a beautiful landmark with Nelson's Column towering high above, is definitely worth a visit. London Bridge is one of the most popular attractions in the city. Take a walk over the bridge, or along the River Thames, an area jam-packed with British history and culture. Soar to the top of the tallest building in the UK and look out over London from The View from The Shard, the viewing gallery on the 72nd floor of this skyscraper. Finally, head over to Big Ben, London's famous clock tower, next to the Houses of Parliament.

3 must-see hop-off attractions at Edinburgh

You can't come to Edinburgh without visiting the city's royal attractions. Buy the Royal Edinburgh Ticket and discover both Edinburgh Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse. To visit Edinburgh Castle, hop off at Johnston Terrace to climb Castlehill and explore its many delights. There are two separate museums, the famous One O'Clock Gun, the Great Hall, the Royal Palace, the Stone of Destiny and more! Rejoin the City Sightseeing tour and stay on the bus until you reach the Palace of Holyroodhouse, which has been the main residence of the Kings and Queens of Scotland for nearly five hundred years. The current Queen spends one week there every summer and the Palace is open to the public, though don't expect to see the Queen wandering about as it closes when she's there! For something a little different, our last recommendation is that you hop off at Lawnmarket to visit the Camera Obscura, which has been enthralling both locals and visitors since Queen Victoria was on the throne. Here you'll get a completely unique view of the city and get to enjoy five floors of optical illusions!

Plan your Edinburgh Tour & don't miss our audio guide

Our clients have described our Scottish audio guide as one of the best in the world. The word out there is that the narrator was funny, clever, and informative, all at the same time! Giggle your way around Edinburgh and stay entertained thanks to our audio guide, and if you've got kids, there's a special Horrible Histories narration (for adults too, if you're a big kid at heart) that is guaranteed to entertain!

3 must-see hop-off attractions at Bath

You can't come to Bath without visiting the Roman Baths, so make sure you hop off at the High Street. First built nearly two thousand years ago, the baths are a fascinating insight into life in Roman Britain. Built upon a geological fault, through which hot water rises up from deep below the ground, the water that reaches the surface is an impressive 46°C, which has to save on water-heating bills! The next place to hop off is the Royal Crescent, perhaps the finest example of Georgian architecture in the country. A house on the street costs millions, but you can look for free! The houses were designed with matching facades, but behind that each is different. For our final destination, hop off at Great Pulteney Street to see Pulteney Bridge, which was inspired by the Ponte Vecchio in Florence. There are only four bridges in the world with shops either side from one end to the other and Pulteney Bridge is one of them.

So much to do!

The whole city of Bath is deemed a world heritage site. It lies in the valley of the River Avon and holds some of the richest history and some of the finest architectural sights in Europe, such as The Royal Crescent, The Circus, Pulteney Bridge, Bath Abbey, and one of the UK's top attractions, The Roman Baths. The City Sightseeing Bath Bus Tour is the best way to discover the city for the first time. Enjoy the panoramic view from our double-decker buses and, whenever you spot something you would like to explore further, hop off and go for it! You can catch the next red bus when you are done. And that is not all! Your Hop-On Hop-Off Bath Tour Ticket includes a booklet of discount coupons to access the main monuments in the city, including the Roman Baths, the Jane Austen Centre, the Thermae Bath Spa, the Royal Crescent, the Bath Preservation Trust Museums, the Fashion Museum, and the Museum of Bath Architecture.