What Is the Shard Used For

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Floors 68, 69, and 72 are where the real magic happens—the viewing platforms. Tickets cost an arm and a leg (about £32 for an adult, which is basically the price of a small car). But you get to see London from 800 feet up. On a clear day, you can see for 40 miles. That’s like staring from London all the way to the edge of your sanity.

But here’s the hilarious part: the observation deck is open-air on floor 72. Yep, wind whips around like a jealous ex. Your hair will look like a frightened hedgehog. And if you’re scared of heights, you’ll feel your soul briefly leave your body. Totally worth it.

The Shard in London - The Tallest Building in Britain - Go Guides

Restaurants That Make You Feel Fancy (and Poor)

Floors 31 to 33 are packed with restaurants and bars. There’s Oblix, which sounds like a villain’s name but is actually a swanky joint serving overpriced cocktails. You can order a £15 martini and sip it while watching planes land at Heathrow. It’s basically a reverse power move—you’re above the planes. Take that, aviation!

And then there’s Hutong on floor 33, a Chinese restaurant with a design so dark and moody you’ll think you’ve walked into a ninja’s wedding. The food is incredible, but the real show is the view. You chew your Peking duck while London twinkles below like a glittery circuit board. Just try not to drool on the window.