Picasso Museum: Skip the Line Ticket + Guided Tour

The London Dungeon aims to bring history to life with theatrical sets, live actors, and interactive storytelling — set in a series of themed stages that recreate some of the city's most notorious moments. Highlights include the infamous Fleet Street barber shop of Sweeney Todd and the streets of Whitechapel where the shadow of Jack the Ripper looms. Expect a mix of humour, scares, and history — the attraction is designed to thrill and entertain, often with a dash of dark humour. Reviewers consistently praise the experience — the London Dungeons were amazing — our family loved the acting and interactive nature of this experience — and many note that actors occasionally pull individual visitors directly into their performances, creating genuinely unrepeatable moments. Traveler's UniverseGetYourGuide

With 13 immersive shows and more to see when you're inside — how much can you handle? The journey begins with the Drop Dead: Drop Ride — a freefall experience that sets the adrenaline tone for everything that follows — before moving through immersive theatrical scenes covering the most notorious and most dramatic chapters of London's history from Roman times to the Victorian era. This combo appeals most to families and first-time visitors eager to get a taste of London's history and skyline in one day — it is especially good for those who enjoy theatrical storytelling and panoramic views. History buffs will appreciate the detailed, lively recreations, while casual travellers will find the views from the Eye simply breathtaking. Attraction TicketsTraveler's Universe

The London Eye — rising 135 metres above the South Bank just 200 metres from the Dungeon entrance — provides the most complete contrast imaginable. After 90 minutes of dark corridors, theatrical scares, and flickering gaslight, stepping into a bright glass capsule high above London and watching the city spread out in every direction to the horizon is one of the most satisfying and most unexpectedly moving transitions available on any London day out. You have 90 days to visit the London Dungeon from the day you visit the London Eye — or vice versa — giving complete flexibility to combine the two on the same day or spread the visits across your stay. Book your London Dungeon + London Eye combo ticket now on Thrillark and save up to 15%.