Lucky we picked the right day to go up Shard View. Best views & beautiful sunset. Go around 430pm & stay through sunset & evening to catch the changing light of the cityscape.
Best time to go is in the evening, before sunset: you'll see the city in different 'lights'. If you know your schedule, book online before midnight for a discount. You may stay over the 30 mins slot.
Book online to avoid disappointment. Check out the open air level too! Queue was pretty much none existent, took 5 mins to get in. Amazing views day & night, well worth the money. Stayed for 3 hours!
Consider this a must-see attraction in London! Go just before sunset. Note: in the colder seasons, bring a jacket or coat. The very top floor is partially exposed. It can get a little chilly!
Drink champagne whilst taking in the breathtaking views across London. There is a small gift shop at the top and a larger gift shop with a wider selection at the entrance before the lifts
There's a considerable price difference between booking in advance either online or at the ticket office and purchasing tickets on the day. Its worth planning ahead, even if it's 24 hours.
Amazing views...after battling the hustle and bustle of daily life in the city it's lovely to rediscover the beauty of the city from a different perspective.
Didn't feel quite as high as I imagined, but enjoyed the views nevertheless. Can get crowded, but to ease the pain, get a glass of champagne with your ticket! ;)
London's tallest building and some spectacular views over the city! there are also 3 restaurants in the shard too, slightly lower level but still great views
Fantastic views but make sure you book your tickets in advance. Afterwards stroll down to the Thames for great views of Tower Bridge and the Tower of London.
Amazing views - as you'd expect. But pricey! £25 per person, plus another £25 if you want the cheesy greenscreen photo and a digital copy too. Still, to do once I'd recommend it.
Amazing view at an expensive cost. It's worth going there once to see the whole of London, as it is quite an amazing sight. Don't forget to reserve your ticket in advance! And try going at sunset
Expensive for what it is, but booking cheaper tickets in advance through a discount site is risky as it might be cloudy on the day you go and you spent your money at no view at all...
Buy the tickets 1 day in advance. You save about 5£. Can do that online aswell. When leaving, avoid absolutely paying £20 for a photo taken of you at the entry. Bad quality and overpriced.
A great idea if you're into views, otherwise avoid this priceyattraction. Make sure not to book too much in advance as the weather forecast needs to be clear.