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Things To Do & Things To See In London - Free With London Pass!

The London Pass isn't just about historic buildings and impressive museums - it includes loads of fun, unusual and often unexpected things to do in London as well.

Whether you're travelling with the family, as a couple or even alone you're sure to find something that interests you on the London Pass - and with free entry you'll enjoy it even more!

What To Do In London?

One of the most popular places of interest included on the London Pass is ZSL London Zoo. A little known fact is that London Zoo was the world's first institution dedicated to the study and display of animals - in short, the world's first true zoo.

Today, much of London Zoo's focus is on conservation and preservation. With over 12,000 animals, you'll have to move quickly if you're to meet them all!

If you've visited the Tower of London or Tower Bridge, you may have spotted the awesome sight of HMS Belfast moored on the south bank of the Thames. HMS Belfast is the only surviving vessel of her type to have seen active service during World War II, and is a very unique thing to see in London - free, of course, on the London Pass.

Let your London Pass lead you to another of the unique visitor attractions along the Thames, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, a faithful recreation of the Elizabethan playhouse where many of William Shakespeare's plays were first performed. And it's not just the theatre. Underneath, there's Shakespeare's Globe exhibition, All the World's a Stage.

A popular free thing to do in London is picnic in the park, and if you're interested in gardens or the great outdoors, take a trip along the Thames to world famous Kew Gardens. Created in 1772 and now a World Heritage Site, entrance to Kew Gardens is free with your London Pass. Experience the magnificent glasshouses displaying a wide range of plants from the rainforest to the desert.

Another not-to-miss London Pass place of interest is the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum. Opened in 2006, this is a world-class museum devoted to the history of the game and is one of the great things to do in London.

Why limit yourself to seeing only a few of London's attractions when, with a London Pass, the more you see, the more you save?!