(From left to right) Waisake Naholo, Keven Mealamu, Beauden Barrett and Sam Whitelock travelled on the tube
The New Zealand internationals enjoyed a spot of sightseeing in London as they enjoyed their time off
Four players enjoyed a trip on the London Underground and took in the sights which included the London Eye
Naholo and Co lapped up the sunshine in the Big Smoke before they travel to Cardiff ahead of their match against Georgia.
The World Cup holders will be looking to add to their two victories in their opening fixtures of the campaign when they take to the Millennium Stadium turf next Friday.
New Zealand begun the tournament with a hard-thought 26-16 win over Argentina before cruising to a comfortable 58-14 victory over minnows Namibia last Thursday.
And the New Zealand players were evidently keen on making the most of their time in England before they make the trip to Wales.
The quartet were soaking up the sights in London ahead of their trip to Wales to face Georgia on Friday
Naholo, Whitelock, Mealamu and Barrett enjoy the open top bus tour with sponsor AIG on Saturday
Meanwhile, coach Steve Hansen admitted the lower-ranked nations were catching up following his team's World Cup triumph over Namibia on Thursday evening.
There was to be no major shock but an impressive display nonetheless, coupled with Japan's victory over South Africa, signalled the traditional powerhouses were not getting things all their own way any more.
'The scoreboards suggest that's the case. When everyone was talking about record scores here, I said they were foolish, ' he said.
'World rugby has put in a lot of money and effort to improve standards and the so-called minnows have played well so far.'
Prop Charlie Faumuina poses for a picture with Yasmin Robinson near Westminster Bridge
The All Blacks players pose in front of a London bus as they take up the sights in the capital of England
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