A smaller first outing
Start with Big Ben and the London Eye on opposite sides of Westminster Bridge. Use the pedestrian crossing and allow time for crowds and photos.
United Kingdom · Self-guided collecting
London’s four curated Charms form two useful pairs: the river landmarks at Westminster, and Buckingham Palace with the nearby Red Phone Box pin. Start with the pair closest to you; there is no need to cross the whole city to begin collecting.
Start on the Westminster side of the river. Check the in-app pin from a safe public pavement; do not approach restricted parliamentary entrances.
Cross the Thames for a different view. The outdoor sightseeing stop and admission to the wheel are separate experiences.
Add the palace as a westward extension. Ceremonies and security controls can interrupt the obvious route.
Follow the exact in-app location near the palace. If the spot is inaccessible or does not match what you see, skip it and tell support.
Passported is free to download, with optional in-app purchases. It does not include attraction tickets, transport or permission to enter private areas. A Charm may be unavailable if its pin cannot be reached safely and legally. Never cross a barrier, road or waterway just to claim it.
Official visitor information checked 8 September 2026:
Keep the places you collect
Open Passported to see what is available nearby. Arrange existing Charms into a Live Trail without spending Discovery Tokens, then save collected finds in a Globe or Postcard.
Get Passported for iPhoneRoutes depend on local coverage. No account is needed to look around; linking an account protects your collection across devices.
