Honestly? Everyone. If you’re a tourist, it’s a brilliant way to see the city in a day without a boring guided tour. If you’re a Londoner, it’s a chance to fall back in love with your own backyard. You’ll remember why you moved here in the first place—for the chaos, the history, and the fact that a bus can take you anywhere.
Do it for a hen do. Do it for a team-building event that doesn’t involve trust falls. Do it because you want to feel like a contestant on a TV show, without the stress of a global pandemic or a tearful elimination round. Just bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes. And maybe a snack. You’ll thank me later.
One more thing: don’t be afraid to look silly. You’ll be pointing at maps, mumbling to yourself, and sprinting through traffic. But that’s the joy of it. You’re not just crossing London—you’re crossing it with purpose, with friends, and with a story to tell. So go on. Grab your team. Your adventure starts at the first clue. And your lunch starts at the second pub.
