236 activitati in London, United Kingdom

Our afternoon tour is bursting with incredible history and tales, as our guide takes you on a journey to two of London’s most iconic sights; St Paul's Cathedral and the Tower of London, followed by a relaxing River Thames Cruise. St Paul's Cathedral guided tour Discover the breath-taking interior and fascinating history of this magnificent masterpiece, dating back to 1673. Explore Europe’s largest crypt and the tombs of some of the nation’s greatest heroes and experience the spectacular views of London from the Golden Gallery. Tower of London guided tour The scene of Britain’s most dramatic and fascinating history spanning over an impressive 1,000 years. Hear tales of imprisonment and execution; discover the famous Crown Jewels and learn about the wild animals that resided here for 600 years. Thames River Cruise From the Tower of London, hop aboard a Thames River Cruise to Westminster Pier. Languages English.

Let us bring to life the enigmatic espionage history of London through this private tour. Capital to the world's largest empire, a thriving centre of international trade and finance - London has long attracted spies. This tour will explore their stories This exciting experience has been created exclusively to bring you on a fascinating journey through London's role in the Cold War, the origins of MI5, MI6 and Churchill's role in bringing down the Nazi regime. Highlights -Experience the worlds of fiction and reality, uncovering hidden places, bunkers, luxury hotels, and fall in love with the romance and betrayal of spies. -Walk by the famous Caxton bar where the Cambridge Five often met their Soviet Handlers and handed over classified documents. -See where Ian Fleming wrote part of the James Bond series, while working as a naval intelligence officer nearby and learn the hotel's unique spy history. -Discover London's rich history of espionage at St Ermin's Hotel, with meetings such as Winston Churchill's 'Setting Europe Ablaze’ occurring here in 1940. -Hear stories of double agents and plots to overthrow the government at some of the most powerful institutions in Westminster, including Downing Street, Whitehall, Westminster Palace, MI5, and MI6. -Follow in the footsteps of key double agents in the Cold War, such as Kim Philby, Donald Maclean, Guy Burgess, and George Blake - and ask if there truly was a 'Fifth Man'. -Learn about the extraordinary life of Sir Mansfield Cumming, the first director of the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), known as MI6. -Visit the Churchill War Rooms, the stage from which Britain's World War 2 strategy was directed. On this unique experience, you will walk by and learn about many of the protagonist buildings and sites where these world-changing events have taken place. Your guide is an expert in spy history and will mesmerise you with stories that seem more like Le Carré novels than real life. Of course, these stories are not confined to the Second World War and Cold War History, as Russian operatives in London continue to make splashes across global headlines. Venture out onto the streets of Westminster and discover the area's colourful history of espionage, dirty politics and death. The toppling of regimes, battle against ideology and revolution have all been orchestrated and exercised along these streets. Revisit the setting of infamous covert operations, traitorous meetings involving double agents and murder plots. See the headquarters of MI6 secret service and New Scotland Yard past and present. At the end of your tour, visit the Churchill War Rooms, where the wartime Prime Minister planned Britain's defiance of the Nazis. Come enjoy this unique experience but please be discrete; the information given on this tour is classified...

Take a day-trip and visit one of the most iconic landmarks in the whole of England, the legendary Stonehenge and the beautiful city of Bath Highlights - Relax away from the hustle and bustle of London - Learn about the legends that surround the mystical monoliths - Discover the beauty and charm that Bath holds After departing london you will soon arrive at the most famous prehistoric monument in the world. Marvel at the gigantic 40 ton stones and the volcanic blue stones that make up Stonehenge. With more than 5,000 years of antiquity and situated in the plain of Salisbury, this megalithic set was declared World Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Contemplate the beauty of the great metamorphic rocks and learn about the the mysteries that surround them. Did it serve as an observatory? A solar temple? Or even cemetery? Learn first-hand some of the theories before moving on to the next stop, Bath. Find countless treasures and magical places during your walk in Bath, a must-visit for tourists, with its terraces, Roman baths and architecture. Visit Bath Abbey, walk the Pulteney Bridge on foot across the River Avon, stop at the Jane Austen Centre or even admire the elegance of Bath Assembly Rooms, built in 1771. With some free time to yourself, feel free to shop, explore the town on its own and take afternoon tea in the Pump Room while listening to classical music. With so much to see and do, you'll be happy that you have so much free time to do it! Meeting/pick-up point Victoria Coach Station, Gate 18 Languages English

Capital of the United Kingdom, home to the royal family, a cosmopolitan city at the crossroads of history, London has much to offer to both seasoned travelers and first-time visitors. But seeing the best of what this bustling 13-million person metropolis has to offer doesn’t have to usurp your entire vacation. That’s why City Wonders has crafted a quick-yet-comprehensive strolling tour of the township’s top sites. See the best that royal London has to offer in a single morning! Begin your day at the famed and somewhat infamous Tower - former prison and execution site of three Queens of England. Our early morning visit means you will be among the first to enter the Jewel House and view the spectacular crown jewels, which have been held here and locked up for safekeeping every night for the last 600 years. These are the official regalia and vestments used by the Sovereign of the United Kingdom during the coronation ceremony and other noble appearances. This priceless collection includes magnificent orbs, swords, rings, and of course, crowns and sceptres. During your visit you will also be able to see the famous white tower, where it is said that the ‘Princes in the Tower’ were held and supposedly murdered by their Uncle Richard III to usurp the throne from their father, King Edward IV. Then it’s time to step aboard a relaxing river shuttle as the tour heads up the Thames. Enjoy the sights as your guide points out major landmarks as you coast by. Arrive at the embankment and follow your guide on a short stroll to see the changing of the guards. This world-famous ceremony takes place either at Buckingham Palace or at Horse Guards Parade, depending on the day. Your guide will make sure you are in a prime position to enjoy the best views at this crowded event. Your guide will bring this experience to life with colourful commentary, other travellers miss, regarding the history and pageantry behind the ceremony as the Queen’s Foot Guards, with their red tunics and unmistakable bearskin hats, march to Buckingham Palace. (Please note that this experience is subject to weather conditions.) End your tour at Buckingham Palace, the residence of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh. See the famous balcony where the royal family appears during major events. This tour is the best way to spend a morning in London – learning and laughing along with your local City Wonders guide. Meeting/pick-up point: Directly in front of the Ticket Office at Tower of London. Duration: 4 hours. Start/opening time: At 8:15am (meeting time at 8am). Early access on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. In winter season it operates only Friday and Saturday. Languages: English. Others: Inclusions: VIP Early Access to Tower of London including opening ceremony just on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, tickets to the Tower of London, boat cruise on the River Thames, guided walking tour from Embankment to Buckingham Palace, Changing of the Guard (weather permitting), expert, English-speaking tour guide, small groups of 25 people or fewer, headsets when appropriate, so you can always hear your guide. we regret that we are unable to accommodate guests with wheelchairs or any impairments requiring special assistance. We are also unable to accommodate strollers or baby carriages on our group tours. Changing of the Guard will not operate in rain and will be replaced with an extended walking tour. On occasional Sundays the changing of the guards may be rescheduled to early morning, meaning that we will not be able to see it. Skip the Line Access and careful planning limit our crowd exposure, but please be aware that some locations may be unavoidably busy during standard hours.

Explore the eclectic, Bohemian and vibrant neighbourhood of London’s Camden Town, famous for its vintage markets, counter-culture, Camden Lock, Amy Winehouse, and the Jewish Community, and its thriving live music scene. On your private tour you will: -Enjoy a private walking tour through Camden with the personalised attention of your private guide. -Visit the eclectic Camden Market and the famous Stables Market. -Pass by the Jewish Museum and learn about the Jewish community in London. -Learn about Amy Winehouse’s connection to the area and see her favourite pub – The Hawley Arms. -Stop by her statue, a very moving experience. -Learn about the fascinating locomotive origins of the Camden Roundhouse. -Explore Regent’s Canal at the hip Camden Lock. -Uncover the history of Camden’s renowned music scene. -Walk around the beautiful Regent’s park, spot the giraffes at the zoo, and see the Feng Shang Chinese Restaurant on the water, with an ideal photo opportunity at the bridge. -Discover a hidden nearby suburb in the romantic Primrose Hill, perfect for seeing London’s skyline! -End the tour at the View Point, or back at Chalk Farm station. On this walking tour, you will explore the sites and history of one of London’s most creative and alternative areas. Visit illustrious music venues, uncover the best hang-outs in the area once frequented by the likes of Amy Winehouse, explore the canal that intersects the neighbourhood, visit former horse stables and even see one of London’s most stunning parks, all within a mile radius! Full of interesting facts, history, culture and quirky shopping stops, this tour will fascinate people of all ages and interests. Begin your tour on the buzzing high street and learn about the origins of Camden’s music scene: from the early 20th Century wave of Irish Folk music, the rise of Rock and Roll during the 60s and 70s to the innovative, varied music scene of the 90s. See where the biggest artists played, from Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix to the Doors, Black Grape and Radiohead. Learn about the history behind the historic Electric Ballroom as well as the more recent and more alternative Jazz Cafe. Visit the eclectic Camden Market, where you can buy anything from homemade phone cases shaped liked hamburgers and military paraphernalia to music memorabilia and fluorescent lycra. Explore the famous Stables Market, a former ‘horse-hospital’ full of interesting bits and bobs and often frequented by the famous and flamboyant. Take a walk along the historic Regent’s Canal at Camden Lock. Once a teaming waterway used for transporting goods from Limehouse in the east into London, the Canal is now a place of relaxation where you will find people having picnics, walking their dogs and enjoying the sun in the summer. Learn about the fascinating locomotive origins of the Camden Roundhouse – a magnificent piece of 19th-century architecture and now a Grade II listed building and popular music venue for the world’s best indie, rock and alternative artists. Next, take a stroll up to leafy Primrose Hill, an area where you will find plenty of quality restaurants and one of the city’s best parks, perfect for spending a relaxing evening whilst watching the sunset!

Explore some of London’s most iconic buildings, markets, theatres, and fabulous views on this private walking tour along the south bank of the River Thames, through London Bridge, Southbank, and Borough Market. On your private tour, you will: -Enjoy the personal attention of your private guide. -Start your tour beside the river on the beautiful Bankside footpath. Enjoy incredible vistas of London's finest bridges, castles, and cathedrals. -See Blackfriars Railway Bridge with its red pillars – and learn how it was demolished during the war. -Walk through the Founder’s Arms, one of the most lovely pubs in London with incredible views across to St Paul’s. -Have a look at Bankside Beach – take off your shoes and socks if you fancy dipping your toes in the Thames! -Pass by the impressive Tate Modern art museum, and the iconic wobbly Millennium Bridge – made famous by the last Harry Potter book/movie! -Stop at Shakespeare’s Globe and the now-iconic mural of the Bard for a fantastic photo and to hear all about life in Elizabethan London. -See the Golden Hind pirate ship, and hear the tales of Sir Francis Drake, Queen Elizabeth I’s favourite sailor or circumnavigated the globe. -Visit Southwark Cathedral, where Shakespeare’s brother is buried, and the oldest Gothic church in London. -See HMS Belfast from the outside as you stroll along the river. -Explore Southwark's treasure trove of galleries, historic buildings, and pubs. Visit the Hay's Galleria, an impressive Grade II listed mixed-use building and desirable warehouse in London. -Dive into London's oldest food market. Decide what you'd like to indulge in and enjoy! -Learn about the area's strong connection with Shakespeare and Dickens, see the Globe theatre and the infamous Clink prison where Dickens parents were imprisoned for debt. -See the old prison walls, the haunting pauper’s burial grounds of the ‘Winchester Geese’ and London's last surviving coaching inn. -Visit Borough Market - where your tour ends - and learn the history of the historic market before enjoying its many fares. Begin at London Bridge, where the small trading town built by the Romans stood upon the River Thames. Hear the stories of how the Thames helped Britain take command of the oceans - from Sir Francis Drake and his journey on the Golden Hind to the HMS Belfast, the most significant surviving Royal Navy warship from the Second World War. For centuries, London has stood at the centre of the world’s commerce, adapting with the shifting tides of power and technology. A former dockland and industrial slum, and now an icon of successful regeneration, London Bridge is one of London’s most historic and storied districts. Move west along the river and into the time of Shakespeare, as you pass by one of the world's most famous theatres, known for the timeless words penned by arguably the greatest playwright of all time. A few blocks east and several centuries later, step into the world of Southwark, which was built on industrial, smoky origins. Grand Victorian wharves, granaries, and shipyards once spanned its shores, amassing the trade and treasures of Her Majesty's Empire. Now, the area has evolved into one of London's most adored and exciting districts. The neighbourhood has arguably the best vistas across the city, its finest walk, and London's most beloved food and fresh produce market.

Come along and build your own dream, brick by brick. Board the bus that takes you all the way back to your childhood and allow your children to live theirs to the full at Legoland Windsor - a theme park with a difference. Highlights - 55 rides including rollercoasters and water slides - Eleven themed areas full off attractions and family fun Explore this fantasy land block by block, admiring the sensational scale recreations of emblematic places and then enjoy the rip-roaring thrills of the fun park’s 55 rides, including two roller-coasters and six water slides. There is something for all ages in the 11 themed areas. At Miniland discover a miniature world in Lego form, depicting towns and cities from all over the planet, using millions and millions of Lego bricks while Lego City needs little introduction. The new kid on the block is Duplo Valley, which caters for younger children and has attractions such as the puppet theatre and a splash safari, where the little rangers can meet their favourite supersized Duplo animals. Also new in Duplo Valley is Drench Towers, the largest outdoor water play structure in Britain. What’s more there is plenty to explore in Brickville, the new village full of Duplo houses and characters to meet including curious dinosaurs, princesses and colourful clowns. Travel back in time at Land of the Vikings, Kingdom of the Pharaohs, the Knights' Kingdom and at Pirates Landing… or live the dream at Adventure Land. Float through a new magical fairy tale landscape, experience a new Lego 4D movie and meet the stars of Lego Star War. What’s keeping you? End/closing time: Coaches depart at various times during the afternoon. Languages: English.

Are you a foodie? Would you like to experience some the best street food markets London has to offer and get a taste of Urban London at the same time? Over the last 10 years we have seen street food markets ‘pop up’ all around the city. It won’t matter what day it is, what side of the river you are on, there will be a great food to eat from around the world or you can take home some real goodies to feast on later. From oysters to truffles, Thai to Jamaican jerk chicken, pastries to pasties, it’s all here when you visit London. We also offer tasting sessions at all our street food markets, read more about this below. Languages English

Explore some of London’s docklands on the Isle of Dogs, as well as the financial centre at Canary Wharf, and the amazing urban farm at Mudchute. Then walk the hidden footpath under the Thames to the Royal Borough of Greenwich, to see the Cutty Sark, the Royal Naval College, and stunning views along the Thames. On your private tour, you will: -Enjoy the personal attention of your private guide. -Enjoy a private walking tour through London’s Docklands, Canary Wharf, and Mudchute Farm on the Isle of Dogs in the borough of Tower Hamlets. -Learn about the long and complex history and trade of the docks from the Romans, to the Normans, the Elizabethan age, and the massive growth in the Victorian era, and hear how the Thames was often jam-packed with ships. The docks were designed to facilitate ease of delivery, and prevent too much pilfering! -Hear about their bombing during the Second World War. -Take in gorgeous views at Crossrail Place Roof Garden, used as a performance space. -Learn about the docks and their importance at the Import Dock Warehouses. -Visit the Museum of London Docklands to learn more about the development of the area. -Hear stories of the West India Docks at the Ledge Building and Dedication Plaque. -Walk around Canary Wharf, now London’s impressive glass and concrete financial centre. -Learn about the Docklands Light Railway or DLR. -Enjoy walking through Mudchute, one of the largest urban farms in the whole of Europe. -Hear about how Londoners played a part in defending themselves on the Home Front in the Second World War while you are there. -Walk through the hidden Greenwich Foot Tunnel that crosses beneath the River Thames to reach the charming borough of Greenwich and the famous 19th-century tea clipper ship the Cutty Sark. -Enjoy the walking tour of Greenwich, with its beautiful architecture of the Royal Naval College, designed by Christopher Wren. -End your tour at one of the most scenic pubs in London, overlooking the Thames with views toward the Isle of Dogs and downriver to the Tower of London and the Shard. The London Docklands cover 9 square miles of riverfront along the Thames, including the Isle of Dogs in the borough of Tower Hamlets and the historic naval borough of Greenwich, which you’ll explore on this tour, as well as others like Lewisham, Southwark, and Newham. They have been in use for centuries as the hub of Britain’s global trade until most of them were destroyed during WW2. The West India Docks are three docks, built to import and export goods, and occasionally passengers, from and to the British West Indies. It was opened in 1802 if open you can visit the museum close by. The area of Canary Wharf has been redeveloped to become the financial centre of London, famous for its glass and concrete buildings. It is dominated by the 45-story skyscraper, One Canada Square. Just south of here, you will visit Mudchute Park and Farm, the largest urban farm in Europe. A rather incongruous green area is so close to the skyscrapers of Canary Wharf! It is a fascinating Nature Reserve where you’ll learn all about biodiversity and also the ‘dig for Britain’ campaign of WW2. Afterwards, head under the Thames on the footpath connecting the Isle of Dogs to Greenwich. A quaint and architecturally beautiful borough of London with deep connections to its maritime past. Greenwich is home to the Royal Naval College and the Cutty Sark – a famous tea clipper ship from the 19th century. Enjoy fabulous views across the water of Canary Wharf, Tower Bridge and the Shard.

The legends and lore of Olde England come to life with this compelling full day tour. Highlights - Admire the tallest cathedral spire in England - Marvel at the prehistoric Stonehenge - Enjoy the atmosphere in the romantic city of Bath Take in fascinating history and architecture with a tour to the Bronze Age site of Stonehenge, the historic cathedral city of Salisbury, Windsor Castle and the Unesco World Heritage Site of Bath; renowned for its elegant Georgian architecture and ancient Roman baths. Stonehenge Marvel at mysterious of Stonehenge, which has withstood the elements and man for 5,000 years. Almost 80 stones, some weighing up to 40 tons, still stand. How did they get there? What was its purpose? Was it a burial site? Was it an astronomical clock? Learn more about this ancient monument that continues to puzzle scholars to this day. Bath Enjoy a panoramic tour of Bath, passing the impressive Gothic Abbey which dates back as far as the fifteenth century. Guarantee the best views of the city from the picturesque Pulteney Bridge. Windsor Castle Visit the breathtakingly beautiful, biggest and oldest occupied castle in the world: Windsor Castle. The Queen often spends her weekends here so you might be lucky enough to be at the castle whilst she is there. The castle boasts 13 acres of land which means that there is plenty to see and do there such as watching the guard changing, admiring some of the most treasured artwork including pieces from Rembrandtm Rubens and Canaletto or exploring the most famous and most spectacular dolls house in the world. Salisbury Cathedral Visit what many consider the finest medieval cathedral in Britain. The 123 metre spire is still the tallest in England and marked a revolution in cathedral architecture when it was built 800 years ago. In the Chapter House, see one of only four existing original copies of the Magna Carta, the famous agreement made between King John and his barons in 1215. Languages English. On Friday bilingual guide in English and Spanish. Others Stonehenge closes on June 20 and 21 June due to the summer solstice and we visit the nearby Neolithic site of Avebury Henge instead.

Come for the best night out on the River Thames with an evening that promises good food, entertainment and fabulous views. Highlights - See London’s landmarks glittering by night - Sensational four course meal in surroundings that change every minute - Entertainment to top off your evening out Spend an evening without spending too much thanks to a romantic London Showboat dinner cruise. Enjoy great views of the glittering lights of London's famous landmarks while savouring a glass of fizz as you board followed by a four course meal, half bottle of wine per guest, live entertainment and dancing until we dock. What better way to enjoy London at night? The music starts as you sit down for the first course and the sights of London glide passed the panoramic windows. Shortly after we’ve passed under Tower Bridge, your main course will be served and maybe you’ll be enjoying another glass of wine. No stuffy waiters, just friendly service from the on-board team whose sole aim is for you to have a good time! The cruise then heads downriver, passing Canary Wharf and Greenwich, arriving at the Thames Barrier in time for dessert and coffee. As the London Showboat turns back to head home, the singer starts the second set and then it’s time to hit the dance floor. Or maybe enjoy an after-dinner drink from the bar. Head upstairs to the open-air deck and enjoy the best views of all. Romantic for sure and definitely dazzling – it doesn’t get any better. Good food, great entertainment and fabulous views. That’s the London Showboat, the best night out on the Thames. Don’t miss the excitement, come along for fun! The menu includes: Scottish Smoked Salmon Mousse with Mustard and Dill Centre, King Prawns with Lemon and Mesclun Salad. Tomato, Roast Pepper and Basil Soup. Roasted Supreme of Chicken wrapped in Parma Ham served with Dauphinoise Potato and Mushroom with Thyme and Red Wine Sauce and Seasonal Vegetables. White, Dark and Milk Chocolate Truffle Cake with Raspberry Sauce. Tea or Coffee and Mints. Vegetarian Menu: Salad of Feta, Walnuts, Green Beans, Cherry Tomatoes, Roast Peppers, Pumpkin and Olives with Honey Dressing. Tomato, Roast Pepper and Basil Soup. Lasagne of Artichokes, Spinach, Sauté of Mixed Mushrooms, Goat’s Cheese served with Seasonal Vegetables. White, Dark and Milk Chocolate Truffle Cake with Raspberry Sauce. Tea or Coffee and Mints.

Spend a day walking in the footsteps of royalty on this fully escorted day trip from London, and truly experience how ‘the other half’ live! Meet your guide at a central London station and with your pre-booked tickets handed to you, you can leisurely board your train to the quaint village of Windsor. Settle comfortably into your seat as the scenic English countryside drifts by, accompanied by your guide’s entertaining introduction to Windsor and its proud royal history. On arrival at Windsor, feeling relaxed and refreshed, you will be eager to explore this authentically English town with your enthusiastic guide. Meander through cobbled lanes bordered by black and white Tudor edifices and peek through traditional blown-glass windows as your guide offers fascinating insight into life alongside the British Royal Family. They are not the only beloved English figures to have an association with this picturesque town, however – Shakespeare walked these very streets and used them as the setting for his play The Merry Wives of Windsor. More tales of the luminaries of British life await as your guide show you Eton, home of the most famous school in England, Eton College. This charming town was the playground of some of the most recognisable figures in British history as young boarders at Eton – Prime Ministers, writers George Orwell and Ian Fleming, and of course, Princes William and Harry. Your guide will educate you on what life is like for these schoolboys, as well as enlightening you about some of their more eccentric traditions still in use today. Having seen the town where the young princes lived, it’s now time to visit the home of their grandmother – Windsor Castle. This is the longest occupied palace in Europe, having housed all British monarchs since Henry I, and is favoured by Queen Elizabeth II as her weekend retreat. A treasure trove of royal history, the splendour of this palace will reveal itself to you as you are expertly steered through its rooms by your audio guide. Explore the ornate State Apartments where visiting dignitaries are hosted among artworks by Rembrandt and Rubens. Delight in Queen Mary’s dollhouse, a perfect miniature of an aristocratic home lavishly furnished with the finest of tiny handmade artefacts. Admire the intricate Gothic architecture of St. George’s Chapel, final resting place of monarchs including King Henry VIII. At the turn of every palatial corridor, another royal jewel lays waiting to be unearthed by you. At the end of your tour you’ll be free to revisit places of interest or explore even further, before you return at leisure to London using your flexible train tickets. Others Photography is not permitted within Windsor Castle but is allowed within the gardens. We will do everything within our power to ensure timings and itineraries are respected; however, due to issues beyond our control, timings and sites are subject to last minute changes on rare occasions. Supplier reserves the right to refuse participation on its tours to any guest under the influence of drugs or alcohol or to any guest whose behavior is disorderly, or poses a threat to other guests or staff Extra measures may be implemented at some venues due to heightened global security. As a result, we may experience delays in getting through mandatory security checks when entering these venues. Extra measures may also restrict the size of bags that can be brought inside. To avoid disruptions or possible denied entry, we strongly suggest that you avoid bringing large purses, bags, or backpacks on your tour.

No visit to London is complete until you have partaken in a series of its quintessential traditions: here we include a guided stroll down The Mall and through one of London's most beautiful royal parks, a traditional English afternoon tea, and a glimpse into the lives of the Royal Family. Highlights - Take advantage of this rare opportunity to explore the State Apartments of Buckingham Palace; they are only open for two short months each year. Tickets are limited, and demand is high! - Our Buckingham Palace entrance is pre-booked which means you’ll spend no time in line! - Experience a quintessential London tradition: traditional English afternoon tea at a luxury hotel - Enjoy a guided walking tour of the Mall and St James’s Park - Let our local guide take care of all the reservations and arrangements, leaving you free to enjoy your visit to the Palace and accompanying you to your afternoon tea experience. Meet your local guide not far from the Palace, who will welcome you and take you on a walking tour of this most royal part of London. They will provide fascinating background information about the palace and the royal family, as well as the magnificent St James's Palace, built by Henry VIII and the official residence of the Queen - send her a letter and it will arrive here! You'll also visit the beautiful St James's Park, once home to the royal zoo, the Mall, built to resemble a giant red carpet leading up to the Palace, and pass by Clarence House, also a Royal palace and home to Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall. After your relaxing walking tour you’ll have the rare chance to visit the inside of the royal residence: Buckingham Palace. The palace opens its doors to visitors for a limited time each year and it seems that just about everyone would like to get inside! Your experience rounds out with a traditional English afternoon tea in a luxurious setting near to the Palace. The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh open the doors of Buckingham Palace to visitors just once a year for two months. This is a unique opportunity to catch a rare glimpse into the London residence of the Royals. Tickets are hard to come by but our entrance is pre-booked, which means access is guaranteed and there will be no lines to wait in. This is where Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II extends a royal welcome to visitors, boasting lavish apartments, sparkling chandeliers, and sumptuous furnishings. These rooms house some of the greatest treasures of the Royal Collection, such as exquisite pieces of Sèvres porcelain and some of the finest English and French furniture in the world. With the official Palace audio guide you’ll learn all about the palace residents, history, and traditions as well as the stories of the furnishings and ornaments. Many of these items were gifts from Heads of State spanning both the centuries and the globe. After such an eventful start to our tour, it’s time to slow down the pace with a relaxing stroll to a local luxury hotel for traditional afternoon tea. Re-join your guide who will escort you to a nearby luxury hotel, and explain to you the origins and heritage of this very English tradition. Relax and reflect on your afternoon as you work your way through a selection of finger sandwiches, before enjoying the classic scone with thick clotted cream and homemade preserves. The highlight of the meal is the selection of freshly made cakes and pastries, elegantly displayed and, of course, delicious! Immerse yourself in London’s traditions on our Buckingham Palace with Royal Walking Tour including English Afternoon Tea.

Discover the beauty of a vanished world at the standing stones of Avebury, and explore the elegant city of Bath on this history packed journey. The tour takes us west out of London and into the county of Wiltshire to our first stop in the ancient Roman Spa town of Bath. This city has been inhabited for almost 2,000 years and here you’ll have time to explore the city, Abbey and Roman Baths and immerse yourself in the atmosphere and glorious Georgian architecture of this majestic city. Following lunch we travel deeper into rural Wiltshire to Lacock village, famous for its picturesque streets, historic buildings and its more recent role as a television and film location. The Abbey, located at the heart of the village within its own woodland grounds, is a quirky country house of various architectural styles. Our final stop of the day is at the pretty village of Avebury. Here we will be able to wander amidst the largest stone circle in the world - part of a World Heritage Site, a magical place whose stones have stood for over 4,500 years, before returning to London in the early evening. Languages English

Take a day-trip and visit one of the most iconic landmarks in the whole of England, the legendary Stonehenge and the beautiful city of Bath Highlights - Relax away from the hustle and bustle of London - Learn about the legends that surround the mystical monoliths - Discover the beauty and charm that Bath holds After departing london you will soon arrive at the most famous prehistoric monument in the world. Marvel at the gigantic 40 ton stones and the volcanic blue stones that make up Stonehenge. With more than 5,000 years of antiquity and situated in the plain of Salisbury, this megalithic set was declared World Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. Contemplate the beauty of the great metamorphic rocks and learn about the the mysteries that surround them. Did it serve as an observatory? A solar temple? Or even cemetery? Learn first-hand some of the theories before moving on to the next stop, Bath. Find countless treasures and magical places during your walk in Bath, a must-visit for tourists, with its terraces, Roman baths and architecture. Visit Bath Abbey, walk the Pulteney Bridge on foot across the River Avon, stop at the Jane Austen Centre or even admire the elegance of Bath Assembly Rooms, built in 1771. With some free time to yourself, feel free to shop, explore the town on its own and take afternoon tea in the Pump Room while listening to classical music. With so much to see and do, you'll be happy that you have so much free time to do it!

A morning tour of Royal London with Changing of the Guard ceremony, plus flexible entry tickets to Madame Tussauds and the London Eye. Enjoy fantastic savings on time and money with this unique package combination. The day begins with a panoramic drive around Parliament Square to see the magnificent Westminster Abbey, where Prince William and Kate Middleton were married. To Kensington Palace, former home of Diana, Princess of Wales. We'll see the Royal Albert Hall and Albert Memorial. We head to St James' Park and Buckingham Palace to see the colourful ceremony of the Changing of the Guard. Accompanied by a military band, a detachment of the Queen's Foot Guard march to Buckingham Palace to change with the old guard. The tour finishes at Trafalgar Square at around 12.00 noon. Your tickets to Madame Tussauds and London Eye are valid for 30 days, giving you the flexibility to enjoy visits to these attractions at your leisure. Madame Tussauds is filled with 14 exciting, interactive zones and the amazing Marvel Super Heroes 4D movie and new Sherlock Holmes experience, Madame Tussauds London combines glitz and glamour with incredible history. The London Eye stands 135m high on the South Bank between Waterloo and Westminster Bridges. Standard Ticket holders should check-in at least 30 minutes before your preferred time. Languages English