On 2 September 1666, the Great Fire of London broke out and devastated around four-fifths of the buildings within the medieval City of London. Sir Christopher Wren was instrumental in replacing over 50 of the lost churches as well as providing us with the world-famous St. Paul’s Cathedral.

On this walk through the ancient streets of London, you will discover not only the majesty and history of St. Paul’s but also visit Wren's other elegant and understated masterpieces. Along the way, you will learn about his extraordinary career and see some of the churches which inspired the English Nursery Rhyme “Oranges and Lemons”! The tour will finish with three pre-fire churches at the edges of the city that were lucky to escape the inferno and now co-exist with some of the most stunning modern architecture to have been unveiled in recent years.

Soho is the colourful and cosmopolitan heart of London! The home of Carnaby Street in the swinging sixties, sex and sleaze in the 70’s, and the media and cafe society of the 90’s. All of these scenes have been played out amongst the Georgian squares and Victorian architecture of this initially aristocratic suburb.

The energetic streets of Soho feature a variety of dining, nightlife, and shopping options. You will wander down the vibrant Carnaby and Old Compton streets with a quick break at a long-running Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club for some finest jazz music. To grasp a little bit of culture and artistry, you will be heading to Shaftesbury Avenue where Lyric, Apollo, and other greatest theatres are clustered together. While at the famous and crowded Piccadilly Circus, don't miss the chance to shop on Carnaby, Oxford, and Regent streets. 

Your visit to London doesn't count if you do not take in the vibrant atmosphere of The West End of London. It is the fashionable end of London as it encompasses the poshest neighborhoods of the city, the must-see landmarks, royal palaces, government offices and superlative restaurant and shopping areas.

Through iconic locations, such as Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus to notable Westminster and its historic sights, The West End of London tour guarantees a fascinating mix of architecture, greenery, exclusive shopping areas and entertainment.

You will get to know more about the Parliament and Westminster Abbey, take astounding pictures of the iconic Big Ben, and maybe even observe The Changing of the Queen's Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace. Before getting to the busy area of Piccadilly, Jermyn Street, colorful Chinatown and Leicester Square, you will be able to take a walk through the most picturesque park in London - St. James Park.

Prepare yourself for an exciting journey through the most prominent wonders of London. Whether you are a first-time visitor or born and raised in London, you will discover plenty of things to see in one of the oldest and greatest world's cities, from iconic royal places to the most vibrant spaces full of buzz and mouth-watering cuisines. 

Throughout this tour, you will uncover the grand history of Westminster, visit the liveliest and crowded squares, walk up the Mall, the tree-lined royal road to Buckingham Palace - the notable residence of the Royal Family. From there you will set off to the West End to explore the famous Piccadilly Circus, where around half a million people pass through each day. The tour will finish at the shops and cafes of luxurious and vibrant Covent Garden, where you will be able to shop, grab a bite, and take Insta-worthy pictures.  

London Bridge and St. Paul’s are two of the sites on the standard London tourist trail, but have you ever considered the amazing historic area between them?

You will be startled by the amount of prisons, bull-baiting rings, brothels and palaces that used to exist on this short section of the river. Some of the sites still exist, while others have been left as preserved ruins. One, Shakespeare’s Globe, has even been reconstructed in painstaking detail to replicate the original.

The walk takes in all aspects of Southwark’s history, but especially concentrates on its most colourful era when it was the backdrop to the shady world of Elizabethan entertainments. You will hear the history of the sites, the characters who populated them and some of the gorier details of life in Shakespearian London. You will also walk across the Millennium Bridge for some spectacular views and finish the tour at the magnificent St. Paul’s Cathedral.

Only in London for a few days, and would like to take in some culture, but also get the chance for some shopping and relaxing?
Then Covent Garden is definitely the walk for you!

Very few people can resist the allure of the area which is a heady mix of markets, theatres, churches, cafés, bars and restaurants. All of these elements are brought together in the historic setting of Inigo Jones’ landmark Piazza designed in the 17th Century. This vibrant and exciting area of central London is unique in having not only a long and varied history but also some of the best retail therapy in the capital!