Discover the best of Westminster with your qualified, private London tour guide.
Begin the day at Westminster Abbey. Walk down the royal aisle home to coronations, royal weddings and the final resting place of royalty, scientists and poets.
Next, explore Parliament Square and see iconic Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. Finally, explore Churchill's War Rooms. This underground bunker was where Churchill ran Britain's WWII operation. Learn about how The Blitz saw 10,000s of bombs dropped on London. See everything from map rooms to Churchill's bedroom, the broadcast room to the dining room. See where decisions were made that would affect the world forever.
This is the ultimate tour of Westminster - get ready for an adventure unlike any other. Timed admission tickets are included for minimal waits.
From early April to late May 2023 Westminster Abbey will be closed for King Charles III's coronation. You will visit St Paul's, the National Gallery or the British Museum instead.
Explore the inside of Westminster Abbey with your private tour guide.
See the world famous Big Ben clock tower and discover its secrets.
Peer through the gates at the most famous political street in the world, including Number 10 home and office of the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. We do not enter Downing Street on the tour.
The home of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. We do not go inside Parliament on this tour but you'll see this beautiful building from the outside.
London's hidden war rooms are an incredible experience that you really have to see on your visit here.
By the Crimea and Indian Mutiny memorial in front of Westminster Abbey’s ceremonial entrance. Exact Google Maps location: “FVXC+R97 London.” Your guide will wear a black lanyard with "Private London Tours". We will email you 48 hours before the tour with your guide's name, phone number and a photo.
Your guide will be wearing a lanyard saying 'Private London Tours' at the meeting point.
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