Explore London’s top 20 world famous landmarks on a 3 hour walking tour then visit Westminster Abbey
One of the United Kingdom's most notable religious buildings and the traditional place of coronation and burial site for the English Monarchy.
Start with a walking tour of the history, culture, and legends of one of Europe’s best-loved cities.
Head through Green Park to Buckingham Palace, watch the world-famous Changing of the Guard ceremony (certain days). Head to Westminster, see Downing Street, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament.
Then, head to Westminster Abbey. Since the coronation of William the Conqueror in 1066, all coronations of English and British monarchs have been in Westminster Abbey.
Please note: The Changing of the Guard happens Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun only - 10am tour
We will not accompany you into the Abbey
Add a Churchill War Room Ticket
After visiting the Abbey, walk across the road to the Churchill War Rooms<br/>Duration: 7 hours: Adding the Churchill War Rooms ticket extends the total tour duration to approximately 7 hours.
After a stroll through lovely Green Park, we reach Buckingham Palace - official home of the King! Your guide will tell stories of British Royal history as you admire this beautiful Palace.
On certain days you can watch the world-famous Changing of the Guard ceremony, and your guide will find the perfect viewing spot!
Afterward, walk along the Royal Mall.
Reaching this iconic public square, you’ll see Nelson’s Column, the stunning fountains, and famous buildings including The National Gallery.
Continue to Horse Guards Parade, on the edge of stunning St. James Park. We’ll stop to admire its famous arch and iconic clock - a great photo opportunity!
Next, your guide will lead you to nearby Whitehall. This is home to many grand buildings and monuments, as well as Downing Street where British Prime Ministers have lived and worked since 1735!
At Parliament Square, you’ll see the incredible Palace of Westminster (home to the Houses of Parliament) and the iconic Big Ben clock up close, as well as views of the London Eye and Churchill Statue.
Continue to Westminster Abbey - one of London’s most beautiful buildings with over 1000 years of history. This is where British Kings and Queens are crowned!
We'll pre-book your entry tickets for after the walking tour, so no need to join the long ticket line! Once inside, explore at your own pace with the help of a free audio guide (available in multiple languages)
- We meet outside the Ritz hotel
- Next to 2 red telephone boxes & 2 souvenir stands, underneath one of the Ritz signs
- Nearest tube: Green Park Underground station
* This tour no longer includes stops at the Tower of London, London Bridge, or Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.*
Please arrive 15 minutes before the experience starts.
Meeting Point: The Ritz London Hotel, 150 Piccadilly, St. James's, London W1J 9BR, UK
- We meet outside The Ritz Hotel.
- Next to 2 red telephone boxes & 2 souvenir stands, underneath one of the Ritz signs.
- Nearest tube station is Green Park Underground station
- When you get to Green Park Underground station, take the left-hand exit. You will see a set of stairs and a ramp leading out of the station. Take the stairs.
- You will walk past the Big Bus Company people and in front of you is the Ritz Hotel & the meeting point!
Sadly, we do not wait for or refund latecomers. Please use a journey planner to ensure you leave enough time to get to the starting point.
Note: This is a 3-hour walking tour. For full details of the route, please refer to the "What to Expect" section. This tour no longer stops at the Tower of London, London Bridge, or Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.
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