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Hampton Court Palace in Executive Luxury Vehicle Private Tour including pass
Explore Hampton Court Palace and GardenTudor kitchens. The Triumphs of Caesar. Privy Garden. The Chapel RoyalHampton Court Palace gardens. Costumed guided tours. The Maze. andGreat Hall.Hampton Court Palace is a story of two palaces: a Tudor palace magnificently developed by Cardinal Wolsey and later Henry VIII, alongside a Baroque palace built by William III and…
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J.R.R. Tolkien’s Oxford and Stonehenge Private Tour
JRR Tolkien may be the most imaginative, remarkable and influential author in our lovely country. His two most famous creations, “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings” are probably the masterpieces of the fantasy literature. This tour is dedicated to John Ronald Reuel Tolkien in Oxfordshire. Let’s not forget J. K. Rowling as well.…
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The Ultimate Private Bridgerton Day Trip to Bath and Wilton House
Dive into the English period piece on your day tour from London to Bath, with a drive through Lansdowne Fields to visit Holburne Museum, home to Lady Danbury. In Bath, start the walking tour and head along The Royal Crescent, passing by the Featherington’s residence, before walking through The Circus and visiting The Assembly Rooms,…
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Three Palaces Tour and High Tea
Discover the Royal Family’s palaces and experience the original Royal English Tea with traditional sandwiches, cakes & scones on the grounds of Kensington Palace. In 2 Hours, you will discover the most iconic palaces, , and indulge in the most delicious and traditional High Tea in an exclusive Palace venue First, we will have a…
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Impressionists in London: Monet and Turner (Semi-private tour)
This tour is lead by a team of artists.Impressionism is not a movement it is a philosophy of life.See the locations for Monet’s extensive series of Westminster and Charing Cross paintings.Highlights: . Explore the work of ‘ the undiscovered Impressionist’. Discover the mystery of Turner’s Burning of Houses of Parliament. Hear why Westminster Bridge has…
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Historic Bath & Avebury Independent Full Day Private Tour
Chauffeurs provide a panoramic tour with historic highlights and luxurious transport to and from the sites visited but are not accredited tour guides. The tour descriptions are suggested itineraries, the passengers may visit any other sites within the tour areas that they may wish to visit, time permitting. The driver will discuss any specific requests…
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Explore Tower Bridge & London’s Best Landmarks Tour
Explore London’s top 20 world famous landmarks and visit Tower Bridge, which is the worlds most famous bridge.Start with a walking tour of the history, culture, and legends of one of Europe’s best-loved cities. Head through Green Park to Buckingham Palace, watch the world-famous Changing of the Guard ceremony. Head to Westminster, see Downing Street,…
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Private Oxford Day Trip
The price you see is the total cost (not per person)……….Oxford, ‘city of dreaming spires’, medieval colleges and magnificant old buildings. We’ll explore’s the city’s history, stunning architecture (Bodleian Library, Sheldonian Theatre, Radcliffe Camera and more), and the people made by Oxford and who to helped make its name: Wren, Carroll, Tolkein; Alice and Potter!We’ll…
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Virtual Meditation Class
London is an exciting and intense place, and it can be exhausting trying to see everything you want to see! This expertly guided meditation however gives you a chance to relax and unwind. We will let you relax deeply, let go of stress, and leave feeling refreshed and ready to tackle the sights of the…
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London Street Food Tour with a Local Foodie: 100% Personalized & Private ★★★★★
Explore London’s diverse street food scene with a local host and get a taste of London’s most innovative fusion foods. Forget bangers and mash, you’ll discover a world of dizzyingly diverse street eats as you explore the streets of London with your host, sampling dishes like smokey hand-pulled pork, pomegranate halloumi fries, Szechuan butter peppercorn…
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Private Walking Tour City of London
On this fun and informative private 3-hour walking excursion through London, explore the warren of streets that make up the City of London with a professional guide. Visit sites like St Paul’s Cathedral and London Bridge and Tower Bridge, as well as famous locations such as the Tower of London – where many tyrants and…
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Buckingham Palace Entrance Ticket with Royal London Walking Tour
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! Here we include a guided stroll down The Mall and through one of London’s most beautiful royal parks, as well as a glimpse into…
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London City Center Westminster Guided Walking Tour – Semi-Private 8ppl Max
Start off your trip to London with a 2.5 hour semi-private (8 Guest Maximum) guided walking tour detailing the city’s history. Our attentive guides will take you through the city’s center, starting at the historic Covent Garden and visiting the major landmarks that played a role in creating the city we know today. This tour…
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Beautiful Cornwall Two Days Private Tour
Cornwall is a treasure for everyone where you can explore iconic attractions, discover hidden treasures and enjoy the fabulous scenery. Perhaps one day a beautiful garden, a gallery or museum, or maybe something more active–surf schools, boat trips, cliff top walking, cycling. Or if you want more history and heritage, you will love Cornwall’s historic…
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Go City: London Explorer Pass – Choose 2 to 7 Attractions
Enjoy great savings on combined admission prices to top London attractions with Go City’s Explorer Pass. Choose to visit two, three, four, five, six or seven attractions from a list of over 60 of London’s most popular spots including the Tower of London, the view from the Shard, Westminster Abbey, and more. Each attraction visit…
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Heavenly Walking Tour With A Twist
Welcome to Iheartlondontours’ heavenly walking tour to be enjoyed by all!The tour will start at Charing Cross Station and you’ll be visiting all of London’s most famous landmarks. Starting at Trafalgar Square with the National Gallery, where you’ll see just how much of Britain’s most famous paintings are religiously influenced. Then you’ll be continuing to…
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Charles Dickens’ Birthplace Portsmouth Day Tour from London
Portsmouth is where one of the most famous figures of Victorian literature, Charles Dickens, was born. In the 19th century, this house in Regency was decorated with an idea of the Victorian Portsmouth. If you are a Charles Dickens lover, then, this house definitely must be seen. Look at the first home of Charles Dickens…
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Windsor Castle and Hampton Court Palace Tour
Discover two of the British monarchy’s most striking palaces on this return day trip departing from central London. Step back in time and discover a fascinating side of the British monarchy on this thrilling day trip departing from central London. You’ll get to visit Windsor Castle, Queen Elizabeth II’s favourite weekend residence, and Hampton Court…
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Uber Boat by Thames Clippers – Single River Journey on the Thames
Uber Boat by Thames Clippers are the fastest and most frequent fleet on the river Thames, with departures from key London piers every 20 minutes. The fleet of 18 high speed catamarans link London’s attractions, offering an alternative way to see the city sights. On board you will find climate controlled indoor cabins, outdoor decks…
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Private Round Transfer to Stonehenge from London
Ensure a smooth and stress-free sightseeing by pre-booking your private round-trip transfers to and from the famous Stonehenge Site. Your driver will greet you in the hotel located in Central London and drive you directly to Stonehenge, where you will have time to admire the site on your own. When it’s time to leave, your…
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Midsomer Murders Tour from London
See the picturesque towns and villages of Midsomer that have played a role in more than 250 suspicious deaths since the show first aired in 1997.
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Mary Poppins Walking Tour of London
With this fun walking tour, you’ll spend 2 hours exploring some of the locations featured in the Mary Poppins sequel as well as sites referred to in the 1964 original. Some of the highlights include St Pauls Cathedral, the Bank of England, the City of London and more.
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London Natural History Museum Dinosaur Discovery Family Tour
Journey back in time and explore planet Earth before the days of mankind on a family-friendly dinosaur discovery tour of London’s amazing Natural History Museum. Enter the Earth galleries to get a short geological and geographical introduction to paleontology. Explore the evolution of life on Earth up to the arrival of the dinosaurs and hear…
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London in 360 : a reintroduction to your favourite city
Your online host will guide you on a full 360 tour of London. We have higher than 4K 360 footage of all the top spots in the city – on a non-stop tour from west to east London! You’ll see :- Buckingham Palace 10 Downing Street Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey The…
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London Canals Private Walking Tour
Before cars and even trains, London was a canal city like many in Britain were. Then as now, one of the best things about canals is that it takes you away from the noise and chaos of the busy streets and opens up areas that you couldn’t reach otherwise. In fact you’d never even know…
All about London
When to visit
There’s no better place in the summer. The capital’s parks swell with picnickers and festivals celebrating music from every genre. And the best things to do in London during the winter include drinking mulled wine and visiting holiday light displays in Oxford Street and Carnaby Street. Whatever the season, bring an umbrella, as downpours can strike at any moment.
Getting around
The capital’s public transport system is world-famous and has been operating since the 1800s. It’s a surefire way to navigate the city and beat the notorious traffic jams aboveground. The London Underground (also known as the Tube) and the super-speedy Elizabeth Line are cost-effective ways to explore. And the Overground helps you explore the other points of the compass—make sure you mind the gap.
Traveler tips
Once you’ve sampled the street art of Shoreditch and bagels of Brick Lane, one of the best things to do in London is visiting the city’s coolest borough: Hackney in East London. Here, you’ll find leafy parks such as Victoria Park and Haggerston Park. There are gastropubs serving pints of beer alongside British classics such as Scotch eggs and pork pies. And Hackney boasts some of the capital’s best nightlife, from LGBTQ bars hosting drag shows to R&B nights in underground nightclubs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should you not miss in London?
There are so many unmissable things to do in London. Begin with UNESCO-listed attractions such as Westminster Abbey, Maritime Greenwich, and Big Ben. Go on a River Thames boat or hop-on hop-off bus tour to glimpse the highlights. You’ll save time to visit icons like the British Museum, Buckingham Palace, and the London Eye on the South Bank.
What is the most famous attraction in London?
Arguably the most famous attraction in town is Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament (home to the House of Commons and House of Lords), which overlook the Thames River. The city boasts many other iconic attractions, from Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London to Westminster Abbey. Don’t forget the Natural History Museum, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and Tower Bridge.
What do Londoners do for fun?
There are many ways Londoners like to let loose. They visit in-demand restaurants in Soho and unwind over pints in one of the city’s historic pubs. Centrally located attractions like Borough Market and the Tate Modern are ever-popular. Residents also head to East London to discover the city’s hippest neighborhoods.
What attractions can I see outside of London?
Many attractions are just a short distance outside of town. Discover royal landmarks such as Windsor Castle, Blenheim Palace, and Hever Castle. Alternatively, plan a seaside excursion to Brighton, Whitstable, or Margate. Other highlights within day-trip distance include Stonehenge, Oxford, Cambridge, the Cotswolds, Bath, and Stratford-upon-Avon (Shakespeare’s birthplace).
Is 2 days enough for London?
Yes, two days is enough to discover the city’s highlights if you sightsee efficiently. Embark on a hop-on hop-off bus tour, a Central London walking tour, or a Thames boat trip to see more of the sights in less time. Explore leafy Hyde Park and St. James’s Park, plan a West End theater outing in Covent Garden, and shop in South Kensington.
What attractions are free in London?
The city offers a wealth of free attractions, including cultural destinations such as the British Museum, Tate Modern (home to boundary-pushing modern art and visionary performance art), Victoria and Albert Museum (known for decorative art). The city’s Royal Parks are also free to explore, as are highlights like Trafalgar Square. Don’t miss the free-to-view Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace.