Things to do in

Sky Garden

Our City of London Tour will take you from the origins of our capital straight through to the modern-day – without missing anything in between! Follow us as we lead you to the most historic pub in all of London, through the financial heart of the United Kingdom, and along the glorious and picturesque River Thames. You will travel down medieval alleyways and discover hidden gems as we adventure through London, encompassing world-famous sites and areas off the tourist-beaten track you'd never find on your own. And you'll finish with a visit to one of the most incredible rooftops in London! The unassuming St. Clement Danes is now the official site of worship for the Royal Airforce. See the damage, left unaltered, that was done to it during the bombing campaigns in World War II. Did you know that there is a 2,000 year old City inside our city? The Temple Bar marker shows you the boundary lines into the fiscal and governmental districts of the City of London. One of the oldest, best-known, and family-friendly pubs in London, Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese has hosted some of the biggest names in London's history: Dickens, Conan Doyle, and P.G. Wodehouse, just to name a few. One of the most famous churches in the world, St. Paul's Cathedral was completed in the early 1700s, it has been the site of many significant events, including the funeral of Sir Winston Churchill and the wedding of Prince Charles (now King Charles III) and Lady Diana Spencer. See Mansion House, the official residence of the Lord Mayor of London. Stand on top of the vaults of the Bank of England, which currently hold 310 tonnes of solid bars of gold! Hear the story of the most devastating fire that swept through our city—the Great Fire of London in 1666. The Monument opened to the public in the 1670s; it is still possible to visit today. Likely the most famous bridge in the world, London Bridge sits on a site that has held a crossing over the River Thames since the year AD42. The medieval Bridge was famously 'falling down' and here, your guide will tell you why! Still a bit controversial, The Shard, standing tall at 310 meters (1,016 feet), dominates the London skyline as Western Europe's tallest building. The iconic symbol of London, Tower Bridge, spans the River Thames with its distinctive bascules and towers. The bridge is a draw bridge, and you may get the chance to see it open on one of our summertime afternoon tours. Tower of London: One of the oldest buildings in London, it is a historic fortress and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, this iconic landmark has served as a royal palace, prison, and treasury. The Garden at 120: Finish with a visit to this beautiful rooftop garden with sweeping views over the London skyline! Note that there may be a small wait to access the garden at busy times.

Begin your journey at the awe-inspiring Sky Garden, a modern marvel offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city. (Please note that entry to the Sky Garden is not included in this package and must be booked in advance). As you secure your visit, imagine standing amidst its lush greenery and witnessing the transformation of this architectural wonder from its humble beginnings. Moving back in history, we arrive at the Monument to the Great Fire of London, a solemn reminder of the city's fiery past. Nearby, the Church of Saint Magnus-the-Martyr stands as a testament to resilience, having survived the Great Fire. Venture further and discover the ancient Roman Bath Houses, where Roman Londoners once bathed and socialized. St. Dunstan in the East Church Garden enchants with its tranquil atmosphere, hidden amidst the bustling city. Our journey through time continues as we visit All Hallows by the Tower, a church with roots tracing back to AD 675. Nearby, the imposing Tower of London stands shrouded in history and secrets. Step into the chilling past at the Site of Execution, where traitors met their fate. The Sundial at Tower Hill marks time's inexorable march. Continue along the remnants of the London Wall, a relic of Roman times. Modern engineering marvels await as we cross the iconic Tower Bridge. The Queens Walk London beckons with its scenic riverside views. hms belfast, a wwii warship turned museum, offers a glimpse into naval history. Reach for the sky at The Shard, London's tallest skyscraper, and take in panoramic vistas. Crossing London Bridge, you'll arrive at Borough Market, a food lover's paradise. Our journey back in time takes us to the original site of the Globe Theatre, where Shakespearean drama once reigned supreme. Nearby, Shakespeare's Globe offers a theatrical experience of the bard's works. Cardinals Wharf and Tate Modern are next on our itinerary, celebrating art and culture. Cross the elegant Millennium Bridge to reach the magnificent St. Paul's Cathedral, a masterpiece of architecture. Join us on this captivating journey through London's history, where each location tells a story that has shaped this vibrant and dynamic city.

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of London with a well-crafted booklet, which has all the information you need to explore the city on your own. Discover the most important sights and hidden gems of the city including the Tower of London, St Paul’s Cathedral, Borough Market, and more. See 11 attractions with an easy-to-use map that has the route clearly marked. Get a brief introduction to the history of London with a short description about each attraction on the way. Get information on the attractions, addresses, opening times, and tickets to help you plan your day. Start at the Tower Bridge, continuing to the Tower of London, St Dunstan in the East Church Garden, Sky Garden, Leadenhall Market, The Monument to the Great Fire of London, St Mary Woolnoth, St Paul’s Cathedral, Millennium Bridge, and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. Wrap up your walk at the historic Borough Market, one of the largest and oldest food markets in London. As an added bonus, receive a 10% discount code for booking any guided tour with the activity provider to use on your next adventure.

Discover London like never before with our Instagram Black Cab Tour, the ultimate adventure for photo and social media enthusiasts. Jump into one of our iconic black cabs and let our expert guides take you straight to the city's most picturesque spots. Get the best photos at the most Instrammable places in London Tag yourself in and get photos at places like Neils Yard, Sky Garden, Peggy Porchen, Notting Hill, The Churchill Arms just to name a few This can tour can be designed to visit the places that you want to visit to ensure you get London’s best shots on one trip giving you time to enjoy your holiday Pick up and drop off from any central London location it’s also included

Make history fun on a family-friendly tour of London’s highlights with a 5-Star Guide who is experienced in entertaining children. We designed a fun and fast-paced itinerary with attractions that will delight the whole family, and having a private tour means that you can customize the experience to your needs and interests. Discover the magic of London! The 2-hour option includes a walking tour of the City of Westminster, London. Your family adventure begins with a dive into the popular history of the British royal family, as your Expert Guide shares legends and fairytales about Henry VIII, Victoria and other British monarchs. See the official residence of Queen Elizabeth II and the famous soldiers in red suits and fur hats who protect Buckingham Palace. Every morning you can also witness the traditional ceremony of Changing of the Guards, when the guards exchange places. Another attraction will be spotting wild geese and swans playing around the lake in St. James Park. There will also be many impressive buildings and monuments along the way, such as the statues of inspiring figures like Mahatma Gandhi, Sir Winston Churchill and Abraham Lincoln. There will also be an opportunity to take family photos with the iconic Red Telephone booth! The final stop will be at the Palace of Westminster on the bank of the RIver Thames. Learn about the British government and see the city’s most prominent symbol - the Big Ben! Join the extended 3-hour tour to enjoy a ride on the world’s second tallest ferris wheel - the iconic London Eye. It is one of London’s most visited attractions, so we provide timed admission tickets that allow you to skip the long line to the ticket office. A ride on the London Eye is a magical experience for adults and children of all ages. You will rise 135 meters above the ground and admire the panoramic views of the London skyline that will conquer the hearts of even the youngest! Tickets for a 30-minute ride (without guide). Choose the 4-hour option to also go on a sailing adventure down the Thames River! Discover local history and legends on a 40-60-minute cruise on board a safe and comfortable boat. See 4x more highlights of London than on a walking tour. Along the way you will pass St Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge, Tower of London, Canary Wharf and many modern skyscrapers like the Sky Garden and Walkie Talkie. The cruise tour will end in Greenwich, home to the Meridian Line and many family-friendly attractions, such as London’s cable car and Cutty Sark ship museum. We provide cruise tickets with an audio guide, your Private Guide will not join you on the cruise.

From monuments of the British Empire to top-class contemporary architecture, London is a multicultural metropolis with plenty of interesting stories to tell. Join our Local Guide on the streets of the historic City Center to see must-see sights and hidden gems of London. Fall in love with the city and feel it's beating heart! The 2-hour walking tour is a perfect introduction to London’s history and heritage, including the royal family, British politics, WWII and even local folklore. For example, do you know what the City of London Corporation is? Have you ever wondered if people still live in the Tower of London, and what is the difference between the Tower Bridge and London Bridge? Your Private Guide will answer all of these questions, share interesting facts about these important landmarks and help you find the best spots for taking pictures. You will admire the scenic Thames river and see notable landmarks such as the Monument to the Great Fire, Mansion House and the Bank of England. As this is a private tour, you will have the full attention of your Private Guide so you can even ask about the best entertainment venues, restaurants and pubs to visit in town. Join the 3-hour tour to add a visit to the oldest church in the City of London to the itinerary. All Hallows By The Tower houses over 1300 years of history under its roof, including strong connections to London's elite. This tour will show you more city highlights along with immersive commentary on the local history, government institutions, big corporations and impressive skyscrapers, such as the iconic Sky Garden. . Choose the 4-hour tour to also see the Blackfriars district and visit St Paul’s Cathedral. Your Private Guide will show you the amazing details of its exterior and interior architecture, which was inspired by the world’s greatest St Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. You will admire its stunning altars, frescoes and paintings, including the quiet Whispers Gallery and other galleries. This tour also includes climbing up the Cathedral’s magnificent dome to see the phenomenal views of Thames and London skyline, something you don't want to miss for sure! The 7-hour option is the most comprehensive tour of central London. The extended walking tour will take you past the Two Temple Place, King’s College London and Somerset House to the bustling Trafalgar Square, home to the famous National Gallery, fountains and monuments. You will also see the highlights of the City of Westminster, such as the 10 Downing Street, the Parliament building and its iconic Big Ben. Admire the scenic panorama over the Thames River, with the landmark London Eye and a forest of modern skyscrapers. The main attraction of this extended tour will be a visit inside Westminster Abbey, a historic church where Queen Elizabeth II and other British royals since 1066 have been crowned. Skip-the-line tickets are included so you will not have to waste time buying tickets on site.