This Tour offers a unique and immersive experience for rock enthusiasts to explore the rich musical history of London. It takes you on a journey through the Rock Capital of the World, London. Led by an expert Rock Guide, you'll trace the steps of iconic bands and musicians who shaped popular music. The tour includes access to "The Vault", London's only rock 'n' roll museum, where you can immerse yourself i the history and artifacts of the genre. You'll visit significant locations such as the Beatles' rooftop gig at the Apple Records, the site of David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust album cover, and the former Magistrates Court where Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, and others stood trial for drug offenses. The tour also takes you too Hendrix House, where Jimi Hendrix lived, and other notable sports associated with rock legends. Additionally, you have the option to enjoy a delicious 2-course lunch at the worlds first Hard Rock Cafe, known for its authentic dining and legendary memorabilia collection.
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No Lunch included
Discover the Rock capital of the world on this morning Hard Rock London walking tour.
Re-trace the steps of bands and icons that defined our times and learn of their camaraderie and fearless invention as they wiped clean and drew again the face of popular music. Your small group walking tour is led by an expert Rock Guide and includes access to ‘The Vault’ – London’s only rock n’ roll museum.
Walking tour starts: 11:30 am (Including the Lunch)at the Hard Rock Cafe London Piccadilly Circus, 225-229 Piccadilly, W1J 9HR (Please arrive at 11:15 am)
Walking tour starts: 11:30 am (excluding the lunch)
Walking tour starts: 11:30 am (Including the Lunch)at the Hard Rock Cafe London Piccadilly Circus, 225-229 Piccadilly, W1J 9HR (Please arrive at 11:15 am)
Walking tour starts: 11:30 am (excluding the lunch)
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