Hire a coach for a day in London

Board your coach and get your fill of the British Culture

London’s amazing attractions

Staying in London or its environs from Heathrow Airport or from Liverpool street station ?
Here is some practical information to find your coach easily and ensure your next trip runs smoothly in London. If you want to maximise your stay in London. We wish you a safe trip onboard with EBR !

Buckingham Palace

With the Changing of the Guard, where the British Royale Family lives.

Big Ben

The iconic clock tower at the Palace of Westminster and the Houses of Parliament, the oldest Royal Palace in London.

Piccadilly Circus

Described as the “Times Square of London” is one of the most famous intersections on the planet with digital advertisements displayed on its buildings. Ideal place for anyone hoping to visit Chinatown, Soho’s theatre district, Oxford Street's shopping area, Leicester Square or Trafalgar Square.

Madame Tussauds London

Where you will come face-to-face with some of the world’s most famous faces (celebrities, super heroes, sporting legends, political heavyweights and historical icons).

Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens

In South Kensington to escape the city into the parks.

Follow the Thames

From the London Eye along to Tower Bridge, iconic Victorian bascule bridge and you will pass some of London’s most famous buildings, like The Tower of London, Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre and Tate Modern.

Kew Gardens

Officially known as the Royal Botanic Gardens, is considered the world’s most important collection of living plants.

Emirates Air Line Cable car

that crosses the River Thames between Greenwich Peninsula and the Royal Docks with a spectacular view.

The Royal Observatory

In Greenwich (where the prime meridian or 0 longitude is located)

Boats on the Regents Canal

Between Little Venice and Camden Lock, stopping at London Zoo on the way might be also a great idea for family day out.

St. Paul's Cathedral

A classic landmark of London not to be missed.

Canary Wharf

London’s major business hubs with The City, well-known for being a showcase of sleek, modern and world-class architecture and a cultural centre for art, film, theatre and shopping mall.

Head to World’s top Museums

From Egyptian mummies at The British Museum to dinosaurs at the The Natural History Museum, or to design and art at Victoria and Albert Museum, there is something for everyone. After visiting one of those, we suggest stopping at The Science Museum, an interactive museum of science and technology. If you want to see the work of artists from modern and contemporary art like Picasso, Dali and Warhol, go to The Tate Modern. If you are more about paintings from the Middles Ages to the 20th century with Leonardo da Vinci, Renoir, Van Gogh, Botticelli then go to National Gallery.

London’s favourites Markets & Shopping

Borough Market is one of the famous London food Market, with a lot of tasting samples. We advise you Portobello Road Market for antiques and fashion, Camden Market for vintage and alternative clothes and Colombia Road Flower Market for flower. Covent Garden was the original marketplace, still in stands.

London is a shopaholic heaven. Oxford Street is the city’s most famous shopping street, but it’s mostly full of chain stores and big department stores. For more interesting independent shops head out in Carnaby Street, Covent Garden and the King’s Road, or hit the big names at Selfridges, Harrods or Harvey Nicks.

Best city view to explore London

Is it possible to get a stunning 360° views of the city? Yes, it is! Board your coach towards The Shard, reaching 244 metres from the ground, you will have one of the most impressive view of London. The view from the London Eyes or Big Ben is particularly great.To see the city from above, you can also climb to the top of St Paul’s Cathedral. If you are in the City head up to the Vertigo 42.