One way of getting around a city as a tourist is to jump on an open air tour bus that takes you around all the important sites, but they usually charge extortionate prices.

In most cases, you’re better off just asking locals which public transport buses take the same route, and see the same thing for much cheaper. But what if it’s not the major tourist sites you’re looking for? Maybe you want something a little more niche?

Whatever your interests are, you can be sure there is at least one Londonbus route that is right for you, and if for some reason you are a massiveTesco fan, there’s even a route you can take that passes by up to seven stores in one journey.

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To explore the famous route lines with Tesco supermarkets, you’d have to travel to West London to take the H28 bus from Bulls Bridge to Osterley, or vice versa.

The bus takes you through the winding streets of Isleworth inHounslow, where you can expect to pass by one Tesco store roughly every 10 minutes along the 70-minute end-to-end journey.

You start off at the Bulls Bridge Tesco store and end at the Tesco Extra in Gillette Corner. Heading eastbound, you pass by the Tesco Express on Bath Road before passing by two more Tescos at Hounslow Heath and the Treaty Centre.

You then pass by two more Tesco Express stores on London Road, finally ending your journey at the last stop. You could of course also take the journey in the opposite direction.

However, the bus might not always provide the best vantage point to see all the stores, and in some instances won’t pass by them directly.

You may have to get off at certain stops to walk a few metres to the Tesco stores, or better yet, walk the entire route for the full Tesco-crawling experience.

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• Transport for London
• London bus
• Hounslow
• Osterley
• Tesco