Includes all the suggestions above, but have time to enjoy visits inside e.g. Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, or the Tower of London and the Crown Jewels.
Other things for you to see
Visit Harrods, one of the world's most famous stores and sample the contents of its food hall. Ride on the London Eye, the observation wheel, which gently rotates above the river, discover a street market, search for antiques, walk around legal London, have lunch in a pub. Take in the Globe theatre, Shakespeare's theatre faithfully reproduced, near Tate Modern, former power station now housing modern art. See the London Docklands, formerly where ships unloaded, now area of revolutionary modern architecture.
Individual Guided Tours of London and the UK by Private Car Driven by Blue Badge Guides
Tours in London
Touring Suggestions - From London
Touring Suggestions - By Region
Many people believe that London is the most vibrant and exciting city in the world. We certainly do, and would love to show you why.
To get the most out of your precious time in London, take a private guided tour, tailored to you interests, with one of our highly qualified and entertaining Blue Badge tourist guides. See below for some suggestions of how best to enjoy your tour of London.
In half a day
Up to 4 hours
Up to 4 hours
Panoramic Drive - showing you all the main sites. A must for the first-time visitor
You will see:
Buckingham Palace, home of our King, backdrop to the Changing the Guard, 350-year-old military tradition with regimental bands.
The Houses of Parliament, seat of our government, with its distinctive clock tower housing the famous bell - Big Ben.
Westminster Abbey, burial site of kings and coronation church since 1066.
Piccadilly Circus, with its statue and bright lights, focal point for the entertainment world.
Trafalgar Square where the statue of Admiral Lord Nelson stands atop his column, fountains glisten, and Londoners gather for celebrations.
St Paul's Cathedral, masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren, rebuilt after the Great Fire of London in 1666, symbol of London's resolve during World War II bombing.
Tower of London on the site of Roman Londinium, the present buildings date from the 11th century, a fortified palace where the Crown Jewels are kept, next to Tower Bridge and the River Thames.
. . . and much more
You will see:
Buckingham Palace, home of our King, backdrop to the Changing the Guard, 350-year-old military tradition with regimental bands.
The Houses of Parliament, seat of our government, with its distinctive clock tower housing the famous bell - Big Ben.
Westminster Abbey, burial site of kings and coronation church since 1066.
Piccadilly Circus, with its statue and bright lights, focal point for the entertainment world.
Trafalgar Square where the statue of Admiral Lord Nelson stands atop his column, fountains glisten, and Londoners gather for celebrations.
St Paul's Cathedral, masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren, rebuilt after the Great Fire of London in 1666, symbol of London's resolve during World War II bombing.
Tower of London on the site of Roman Londinium, the present buildings date from the 11th century, a fortified palace where the Crown Jewels are kept, next to Tower Bridge and the River Thames.
. . . and much more
A half day tour may be tailored to include one visit - e.g. Westminster Abbey or the Tower of London.
In a full day
Up to 8 hours
Up to 8 hours
"He who is tired of London is tired of life!" said London resident Dr. Samuel Johnson in the eighteenth century. That is just as true today as it was back then!