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An absolutely essential part of any visit to London, Westminster Abbey is one of the city’s most iconic buildings. With your ticket, explore a…
Enjoy 75 spooky minutes of sightseeing London aboard the Ghost Bus! Your creepy conductor will show you all the best city sights and give you a…
Discover one of London's most popular tourist destinations accompanied by a professional, kid-friendly Blue Badge Guide. Visit Westminster Abbey, and…
Save up to 35% on admission to your choice of 3, 4, 5, or 7 top London attractions at one low price with a London Explorer Pass. Pay nothing at the…
Become James Bond for the day and take a walking tour of iconic London locations that have featured in various Bond movies, including the latest…
Save time and money, choose from either a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6- or 10-day digital London Pass. Enjoy access to over 80 attractions and a 1-day…
Learn about life in London during World War II on a 2.5-hour tour of Churchill’s War Rooms and discover the war secrets of Westminster. See the…
Experience afternoon tea with a difference on an exclusive and unique bus tour of London. Drive through the streets of Central London, taking in some…
Visit iconic 700-year-old Westminster Abbey, site of royal coronations, and watch the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace or Horse Guards…
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In the heart of London, one of England's most famous churches is not only the location of national events - perhaps most recently, the Royal Wedding - but also the burial ground of some of the country's key historical figures.
England's heritage is rich with Saxon influences. Saebert ruled in the 6th century and is celebrated as one of the first kings to convert from pagan religions to Christianity.
Her reign spanned the Anglo-Spanish war and English settlement in the Americas, but she is also known for ordering the execution of her cousin, Queen Mary of Scotland.
Dickens was the author of A Christmas Carol, Oliver Twist, and Great Expectations - works which have created cultural ripples in TV and film.
Sir Newton, who studied at Cambridge, is famous for discovering gravity when an apple fell on his head from a tree.
The father of the notorious Henry VIII has his very own chapel area and is buried next to his wife. Their tomb is luxurious, gold, and in Renaissance style to reflect their wealth.
Photography is not permitted in the church area, only in the cloisters. There will be clear guidance as to where these areas are - if in doubt, ask someone who works there.
Even if they are not physically buried at the Abbey, there are many memorial stones to famous influencers - among them the Bronte sisters, Martin Luther King, Jr., and William Shakespeare.
As it is a church, visitors are asked to take care in how they dress when visiting Westminster Abbey - no hats and knees and shoulders covered.
Large luggage items can't be brought inside the building - it is recommended that you check them into the secure storage facilities at one of London's major rail stations.
What a great start to a day in London: learning fabulous, fun facts about James Bond films ! Our entertaining and enthusiastic guide, Owen, led us from Charring Cross, into the National Gallery & Trafalgar Square, through Whitehall ...and on to the MI6 fortress at Vauxhall. Owen’s information and quirky insider knowledge were really interesting; his energetic delivery meant that the 2-1/2 hours went really quickly. I highly recommend this tour whether or not you’re a JB fan!!
The walking tour of Westminster was excellent--the guide brought history to life, with many interesting stories. The War Rooms tour was really interesting, but I was surprised to find out that portion was not guided and instead was an audio guide tour. That should be noted, so people can decide if that's what they want. Because I'm hearing impaired, that was not really a good option for me.
Westminster Abbey was wonderful to see although incredibly crowded as you might expect. Read the fine print before you purchase any tickets because they did not accept our digital pdf tickets. We had to leave the line and walk a few blocks to a place to print physical tickets and then rejoin the line after we had the printout.
Guide did a great job keeping the group moving and informing along the way. She timed our arrival at the palace and positioned us for optimal photos. Also good job skipping the line at the Churchill war rooms. Would have liked her sign/flag to match the tour name or say "get your guide".
Like theatre on the road. Great tour interesting and entertaining. Im unable yo take part in walking tours. This was a fab way to see the “ghoulish” sites in London whilst being seated on a bus. If you get a chance try this, just dont take it to seriously.......
