Your guided tour takes you past many of the major sights and landmarks of London.
We will stop and explore Westminster Abbey, where monarchs have been crowned since 1066 (see Note 1), and visit the Chapter House.
Stand outside Buckingham Palace and watch the Changing of the Guard (See Note 2); see the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus and Eros, and much more before stopping for lunch.
No London tour is complete without a pub lunch and we have selected a venue where the food and atmosphere is excellent.
After lunch we continue our tour with a visit to the Tower of London, the most impressive medieval fortress in Britain!
Built by William the Conqueror, during its history it has been a palace, a prison, a zoo, a royal mint, an observatory, an armoury and a place of execution, and we will see the Crown Jewels, the ravens and famous Beefeaters.
From here we move on to Tower Bridge and then into the City of London, the one square mile that was built by the Romans.
There’s so much to see here its breathtaking and we will be visiting the modern financial district that stands side by side with the ancient sites.
In addition to visiting Shakespeare’s Globe and the Rose Theatre site, viewing the Roman wall that once surrounded the city and visiting the oldest church in the city built in 1123, your guide will show you the London very few visitors get to see!
We will carry on visiting many more of the city's unusual and fascinating rarely seen monuments and treasures.
Still within the city we will visit the site where the Great Fire of London started in 1666, then we travel the short distance around to St Paul's Cathedral.
A full day, with pick up at 9am returning at around 5/6pm (8/9 hours), means you will have time to see the Changing of the Guard (See Note 2) and go inside several major sites.

Remember, this is your tour so your guide will personalise it to your wishes and complete the tour at your pace.

1. Westminster Abbey is closed on Sunday for services.
2. At certain times there may be no changing the guard but on these occasions we will visit Horse guards parade.
3. The venues may not be visited in the order they appear in the description.

A drive around the houses and venues where the stars lived and played, with such popular names as the Rolling Stones, Jimmi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Eric Clapton, The Bee Gees, Tom Jones, Queen and Cliff Richard.
If you have a favourite star let us know and we will build a tour around them!

• Princess Diana’s flat, the kindergarten where she worked, Dodi Fayed’s flat, her hairdresser, the shops and restaurants she frequented regularly;
• the school Camilla attended;
• the apartments where Princess Margaret met Anthony Armstrong Jones.

An in depth view around the ancient Roman city, seeing how London took shape.
This is a truly fascinating tour!

We visit this beautiful district with its historical naval traditions and explore the Cutty Sark, Sir Francis Chichester's Gypsy Moth IV, the Royal Observatory, the Naval College and the restored 17th century Queens House.
Leaving Greenwich we head for a palace that was home to Henry VIII when he was a small boy.

We visit 4 major churches that had a tremendous impact on London, its people and their religious beliefs.