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ravel back to Central London and explore one (or more!) of the city's excellent smaller museums. The London Pass gives you free entry to: Benjamin Franklin House - the historic residence of one of America's Founding Fathers Apsley House - the grand, former residence of the Duke of Wellington at Hyde Park Corner Handel House Museum - once home to the famous baroque composer; now a museum devoted to his life and work The Garden Museum - a celebration of the history and design of gardens Pollock's Toy Museum - a children's theatre museum featuring lots of Victorian puppets The Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising - with more than 12,000 items showing household and global brands, toys, sweets, fashions, posters and magazines London Transport Museum - an exploration of London's identity through its transport icons The Courtauld Gallery - with its impressive collection of Old Masters, Impressionists and Post-Impressionists paintings The Charles Dickens Museum -

The London Pass gives you free, fast-track entry to both Hampton Court Palace and Windsor Castle so that at both these popular attractions you'll be able to sail past the queues in royal fashion! There's so much to see at both of these magnificent palaces, we suggest choosing one or the other. Morning: Windsor Castle or Hampton Court Palace Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest working castle in the world, and the official residence of Her Majesty the Queen of England. Arrive early so you can witness Changing the Guard at 11am (check Changing the Guard dates and times before you go), as well as giving yourself time to see the rest of the castle. Explore the magnificent State Apartments and marvel at the collection of fine artwork, sculptures, furniture and more. If you opt for a London Pass with Travelcard you will have transport to Windsor Castle included. Catch a train from Paddington to Slough and change at Slough for a train to Windsor. Or: Hampton Court Palace is one

The London Pass gives you one-day's free access to a hop-on, hop-off city cruise up and down the river Thames (worth £18, free with The London Pass). As well as getting a unique perspective on London from the water, travelling by boat is a great way to access some of the most popular attractions the London city pass gives you free entry to.