The South Side of the Thames is an absolute favourite of our guests. Walk with us along the Thames Promenade, from Big Ben, all the way down, to the White Tower of London. Don't put your camera down because one perfect scenery after the next awaits you on this route. Including: Westminster Palace, St. Paul's Cathedral, National Theatre, London Eye, London Aquarium, Royal Festival Hall, OXO Tower, Charing Cross Station, Hungerford Bridge, Waterloo Bridge, Shakespeare's Globe, Tate Modern, Tower Bridge and many, many, many more. Take a break at one of the street-stalls and relax on one of the artistically designed benches right next to our beloved river or order lunch in Borough Market. Hear exciting, funny and terrifying stories about this extraordinary place in London. This particular walk will take us approximately 3-4 hours.

Enjoy a walk through the wealthiest part of London and admire some of the city’s most stunning buildings. Take a photo with the Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Palace and the Natural History Museum.Have a peek into the famous Victoria & Albert and enjoy a pint at the ‘Churchill Arms’ or, if you prefer, a cup of coffee at Harrods. Take a stroll through Hyde Park and, if you are still up to it, visit the Portobello Road Market in Notting Hill. This particular walk will take us approximately 2.5 hours.

Ferocious Queens, beheaded Kings and document-forging monks are your thing? Then Westminster is the place for you to go. Your guide will show you the church, where all the Kings and Queens of England and Great Britain were crowned. The Houses of Parliament where the Lords and Commons fight for law and order to this day, and the palace where the King resides - well, most of the time. But Westminster also offers the most beautiful parks, hidden snickelways and first-class pubs. Enjoy your Italian coffee while watching the King's Guard parade down The Mall. Stroll with herons and pelicans and snap a selfie with the squirrels of London. This particular walk will take us approximately 2 hours.

Broadway or West End? London or New York? Which theatre world would impress you the most? We'll let you be the judge of that. Let your guide introduce you to the neighbourhood of fame and beauty, avant garde and glitterworld. This stunning little corner of London is host to over 80 theatres that - despite their outrageous prices - are booked out every single night. From King Lear to the Lion King, from Falstaff to Frozen, you'll find them all here. Discover Soho, Seven Dials and Chinatown, the hidden gems of the West End, take a stroll through the famous Covent Garden and have lunch in the French Quarter - Magnifique! This particular walk will take us approximately 2.5 hours.

Discover the secret world of the Knights Templar and learn all about the church that sent a king "outre mer". Take a stroll through the centre of law and order and learn about the role played by the kings and queens of England in this power game. Walk along the magnificent Royal Courts of Justice, buy some tea at the very first Twinings and hear the beautiful story of a business enterprise that went to war against the Empress of India - and lost it all. In the famous Fleet Street you will learn why in London the pen is still mightier than the sword and how it came to be that all these powerful newspapers could be found on one street only. Our way takes us past the famous "Old Bailey" to the Guild Hall and after a nice cup of tea we head off to take a good look at a 2000 year old Roman Amphitheatre. This particular walk will take us approximately 1-2 hours.

The Romans called it Londinium, we call it the City of London. The famous Square Mile is a world all by itself and a money-making machine. The City boasts a unique charm and some of the most famous buildings in England. Next to Christopher Wren’s St. Paul’s Cathedral and the famous Bank of England with the breathtaking Mansion house you will find several famous Courts, dazzling Sky-Scrapers and of course the beautiful Leaden Hall Market. Take the elevator to get on top of the One New Change and enjoy a drink while your guide will point out to you all the famous buildings of London. Or would you prefer the Sky Garden? Your guide will take you to the Millennium Bridge where you will enjoy a stunning view at The Globe and Tate modern. And why not round up the experience with a visit to Shakespeares’s famous pub? This particular walk will take us approximately 1-2 hours.

Anyone who has been to Oxford Circus is familiar with the term: shop ‘til you drop. Take a good look around because you will find everything money can buy here in Mayfair. From high fashion to outlets, from a Michelin star restaurant to an American candy store. Grocery, jewellery, toys, clothing and accessories, a floor lamp or a tuxedo. You name it - we sell it. Or why not do something good for your soul - and your wallet - and treat yourself to an extensive window shopping tour? Enjoy a coffee in one of the pretty cafes on Regent Street before embarking on your Bond Street photo tour. Would you also like to see Queen Elizabeth II's birth street? No problem. No timelimit there, I'm afraid.