Westminster Abbey
Begin your journey from the government district of Westminster that has been the political center of London for more than 1,000 years, and where tourist attractions and historic sights are concentrated. The district offers a great diversity of emotions and experience as well as the most iconic views of the capital.
Buckingham Palace
Head to Buckingham Palace, watch the Changing of the Guard Ceremony. Be entertained with tales of the city’s outrageous history and after the ceremony take a walk through the principal streets of Westminster, marveling at majestic buildings, sculptures, and landmarks. You will hear a lot of interesting information about the district, British Monarchy, prominent figures, and buildings you walk by.
Trafalgar Square
Reach the Trafalgar Square with its 52-meter Nelson’s Column. It is an important site used for demonstrations and different political and non-political events in the city. Downing Street Stroll through the Downing Street and take a chance to see the Prime Minister or the Chancellor of the Exchequer. You really don’t want to miss an opportunity to see Westminster Abbey, a unique 1,000-year-old building. This exuberant landmark is a witness of great historic events and can tell you fascinating facts.
Big Ben
Move towards the majestic clock tower named “Big Ben” and Houses of Parliament (Palace of Westminster), the most recognizable London landmarks. It’s impossible to imagine London without them.
Houses of Parliament
The Houses of Parliament was built in 1016 and has been used by the British Parliament since 1547.
London Eye
Get to the perfect observation point of the London Eye to have a great panoramic bird’s-eye view of the district you’ve seen and take breathtaking photos of the capital. The place is definitely worth visiting.
London Bridge
London Bridge Your guide will reveal another part of London for you with London Bridge that connects the City of London and Southwark.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Take a look at the restored Shakespeare’s Globe Theater that was built near the place of the original theater constructed by Shakespeare’s playing company, destroyed by fire in 1613. Remember some lines from the famous playwright's pieces and feel the atmosphere of those times.
Southwark Cathedral
Explore the architecture of Southwark Cathedral, located right beside the London Bridge. Be amazed by the mixture of the earliest Norman relics to the 19th-century restoration, and incredible stained-glass windows. Learn about the glorious history of HMS Belfast, moored as a museum ship, and hear the facts about her important role in the Second World War episodes.
City of London
Get swept up in the active pace of the Square Mile, which despite having been destroyed twice, in the Great Fire of London and the Blitz, still remains a crucial part of the capital.
Tower Bridge
The tour takes you to the splendid Tower Bridge. With big roadways that make way for passing ships, the bridge is a true engineering marvel, and one of the most recognizable constructions on the globe.
Tower of London
It gracefully matches the Tower of London, which is going to be your next stop. Founded in the 1080s by William the Conqueror this complex played a role of a fortress, palace, and prison. Its history is filled with dark haunting mysteries and horrible episodes. Once a symbol of awe and fear it still attracts and fascinates millions of visitors every year.
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