Private Half-Day Hidden London Tour with Guide and Driver

Legendary and infamous - most who walked in here never walked out. Enjoy an extensive exterior tour of this bastion of British history.

Here we will show you where a baker once left an oven on that destroyed the city in the Great Fire - it also killed all the rats which virtually ended the dreaded plague.

Dating back hundreds of years, we will stop at the greatest food market in the land where you can purchase some traditional English delicacies as well as fresh produce and ingredients from across the globe.

Former official centre of London where a temple once stood, Leadenhall Market then became a Victorian poultry, fruit and veg market designed by the same architect who designed iconic Tower Bridge.

Touch a piece of ancient London history. Built by the Romans after they established Londinium - a testament to the beginnings of this incredible city.

Head upstairs to the fantastic viewing platform for some of the best views across the old City of London.

Beautiful, hidden garden within the ruins of an ancient church. A quiet oasis in the middle of the bustling City.

Once a world-famous fish market, this beautiful building is now a premier event space and offers the best views of iconic Tower Bridge and London Bridge.

Enjoy a view of this iconic war ship from across the river and hear stories of battles, survival, courage and triumph in the face of adversity.

Former docks which have been tastefully converted and are now home to boutiques, restaurants and coffee shops and an exclusive marina.

A moving and hidden park in the shadow of the Square Mile with tales of lost love, kind hearted heroes and people lost too soon.

The birthplace of the London coffee scene - a historic and atmospheric pub and coffee house in the oldest part of the city.

A stop at the Qeen's favourite tea trader.

A fascinating stop to experience Roman history and a buried Roman amphitheatre.

A stop at Sweeney Todd's barber and pie shop.

Discover the hilarious story behind Villiers, Duke and Buckingham Streets and Of Alley.

Discover the ancient ruins of a Roman Bath right here in the old part of the city and bear witness to London's Roman beginnings.

Stop here to learn about London's unique, historic cabman shelters - little green huts that have provided food and shelter for the city's iconic cabbies from the 1800s right through to today.

Stop at Dr Samuel Johnson's home - English writer and scholar of one of the most popular English dictionaries in history. It was also the home of Hodge, his beloved cat, honoured there with a statue.

Visit this historic pub which was a favourite amongst many literary figures in London - Mark Twain and Charles Dickens were regulars here.

Discover the dark and hidden history of the crypt at St Bride's, one of London's most ancient churches - hear about iron coffins and body snatchers.

Wonderful historic market that has survived to tell many tales. There is St Bartholomew, one of the oldest churches in the capital, where apparitions of its monk have been sighted and there's the execution spot of Sir William Wallace, famous Scottish revolutionist.