Benjamin Franklin's London Tour

Follow in the footsteps of young Benjamin Franklin on his first trip to London, and the historic Printing neighborhood where he took up residence and began his working life in London.

Historic Home of the press in London. And nearby in one of London's oldest Pubs we find a location where the "Hell Fire Club" met. Benjamin Franklin was reportedly a member of this notorious club.

St Paul's is one of London's most iconic landmarks, and the location where Benjamin Franklin installed lightning conductor rods. Here you will learn about Franklin's scientific endeavors in London.

This fascinating area is a hidden world within the City of London, out of sight of the average tourist. Home of the legal profession with Templar and Masonic links. Let's delve in to some of Franklin's links to this special hidden gem in the city.

As a Diplomat representing American Colonial Interests, Franklin was present at some of the key political arguments and debates in Westminster. Here we will discuss the key moments that led to Franklin Leaving London and signing the Declaration of Independence.

Situated on Craven Street, This is the very house Benjamin Franklin lived in for 16 years in London. It is also the only home of his that remains anywhere in the world, and can claim to be the first US Embassy! Also on this street lived two other key figures in US history (but we won't spoil the surprise here) Please note: Benjamin Franklin House is open Friday/Saturday/Sunday only. So if you want to visit the house please ensure you book the Friday tour option. (Tours on Mon, Tues, Weds, Thursday Finish at the House, but don't visit inside, and are therefore slightly reduced in cost.)