Jubilee line
A free day out on the Jubilee line
4 genuinely free places across 4 stops. Listed in line order, so you can ride it end to end and stop off as you go.
A townhouse museum near Oxford Street with Fragonard's The Swing, suits of armour and French furniture — free under Lady Wallace's 1897 bequest to the nation, no ticket needed.
Changing the Guard, Buckingham Palace ↗
Watching the ceremony from the public railings and the Mall is free — no ticket or booking needed. Usually alternate days at 11am; check the schedule before travelling, as it's cancelled at short notice for bad weather or state events.
Free permanent collection in the former Bankside power station. Turbine Hall installations and river views from the freestanding Blavatnik Building.
London's oldest food market, under the railway arches by London Bridge — wandering the stalls and sampling is free; closed Mondays.
Ride a different line from the Tube map of free things to do, or check costs, parking and opening times in the full London guide. Straight-line station matches, not walking-route promises — use TfL for the journey itself.
