A Money-Saving Pass -- The London Pass provides admission to more than 50 attractions in and around London, "timed" admission at some attractions (bypassing the queues), plus free travel on public transport (buses, Tubes, and trains) and a pocket guidebook. It costs £39 ($74) for 1 day, £73 ($139) for 3 days, and £112 ($213) for 6 days (children pay £22 ($42), £42 ($80), or £70 ($133), and includes admission to St. Paul's Cathedral, HMS Belfast, the Jewish Museum, and the Thames Barrier Visitor Centre -- and many other attractions. This rather pricey pass is useful to persons who try to cram two days' worth of sightseeing into a single day. But if you're a slow-moving visitor, who likes to stop and smell the roses, you may not get your money's worth. Decide how much transportation and sightseeing you hope to get done, and, using this guide, calculate what the costs will be. It's a bit of paper work, but it will help you decide whether the London Pass is a good deal for you. You can also purchase the pass without the transportation package. Visit the website at www.londonpass.com.
