An adrenaline-filled adventure at the top of The Shard. For an even higher experience, venture to the partially outdoor viewing gallery on Level 72. Exposing yourself to the elements at this breathtaking height; you’ll be surrounded by the famous ‘shards’ of glass that form the top of The Shard.
Entry plus one glass of champagne (or soft drink) and small souvenir credit.
Entry plus one glass of champagne (or soft drink) and small souvenir credit.
Timed access to indoor levels 68–69 and open‑air Level 72; stay as long as desired.
Timed access to indoor levels 68–69 and open‑air Level 72; stay as long as desired.
The View from The Shard:
Experience the incredible sights from the viewing platform at The Shard, standing at twice the height of any other viewing platform in the city. The stunning views of the world’s greatest city span an unbelievable 40 mile (64km) radius, standing at an impressive 1,016ft or 310 metres high.The lift travels at six metres per second, meaning you travel from Level 1 to Level 68 in about 60 seconds! The main viewing gallery on Level 69 is a spectacular three storeys high, flooded with light in the daytime and the perfect place to see the glittering lights of London at night. For an even higher experience, venture to the partially outdoor viewing gallery on Level 72. Exposing yourself to the elements at this breathtaking height; you’ll be surrounded by the famous ‘shards’ of glass that form the top of The Shard.
Days of Operation: Wednesday to Sunday (closed Monday and Tuesday).
Closed on 25th December
Please note:
Enter on date & time booked. This is a direct entry ticket.
Once booked you will receive your The View from the Shard tickets in a separate email.
Children aged under three do not require a ticket to visit The View from The Shard.
At very busy times, you may encounter a short wait before entering.
We strongly advise to wear a mask during your visit to The View from The Shard. Masks are only mandatory in the souvenir shop, unless except.
Please see below inclusions with your type :
Guaranteed entry to The View from The Shard
Access to indoor viewing platforms on levels 68 and 69
Access to open-air Skydeck on level 72
Venue Information:
The View from The Shard, Joiner Street, London Bridge, London, SE1
Nearest Underground and Train Station: London Bridge
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