Area Attractions

A whistle-stop tour of London's iconic landmarks and stunning landscapes. Visit the Tower of London, one of the world’s most important historic castles. See the magnificent Crown Jewels. Experience stunning views of London’s attractions on a scenic cruise. Gaze at the Tower Bridge from the water and hear the fascinating history of its construction. View the iconic London Eye, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. See the grandiose residence of Queen Elizabeth II, Buckingham Palace, and see London’s best Gothic architectural marvel: Westminster Abbey.

Beginning over one thousand years ago, the Scottish Royals made themselves at home in London where the Great Scotland Yard Hotel now stands; it also served as the first home for the Metropolitan Police, with infamous criminals being held —including suspects of the Jack the Ripper crime spree — in what is now the hotel bar. Immerse yourself in the hotel’s history on a private walking tour of one of the world’s most famous and storied neighbourhoods.

Let us bring to life the enigmatic espionage history of London. Capital to the worlds largest empire, thriving centre of international trade and finance - London has long attracted spies. This exciting experience has been created exclusively to bring you on a fascinating journey through London's role in the Cold War, the origins of MI5, MI6 and Churchill's role in bringing down the Nazi regime.

Whether you're merely a muggle harbouring a belief of the wizarding world's existence or whether you remember He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, this tour will take you through several of the filming locations for the story of the boy-who-lived. It may not be September 1st, but unbeknownst to students, trains do depart from Platform 9¾ daily. Enjoy a quick photo shoot there before pushing through the barrier, so you don't miss the departure of the Hogwarts Express!

Covent Garden is an absolute must-see on any trip to London- from its musicians, dancers, and comedians, to its cobbled streets, and quirky gift shops. Experience the buzz of Covent Garden’s non-stop street performances. Wander through the historic market, full to the brim with interesting knick-knacks. Unearth the hidden treasures within one of London's most beloved neighbourhoods. Walk through cobbled squares, through leafy churchyards and down quaint alleyways. Discover the neighbourhood's tucked-away boutiques, bookshops and curiosities.

Explore the historic and controversial streets of Soho, home to London's lively rock & roll community. On this tour, you will move beyond the tourist trap of Oxford Circus, and find yourself meandering through the cobbled alleyways of Soho. Experience Soho’s vibrant myriad of back alleys and squares, the home of risqué shops, clubs and counter-culture. Wander through the aromatic and bustling China Town. Learn about the history of London’s most unique neighbourhood. Explore the old emporium at Liberty department store. Take a stroll up the chic Carnaby Street.

World's leading museum of war, showcasing a vast collection which includes everything from photographs, vehicles to weapons. Churchill War Rooms allow you to discover top secret corridors of the underground World War II centre.

This over a thousand years of history World Heritage Site is a place for celebration, ceremony and, most importantly, for worship. Recently, best-known for Kate Middleton and Prince Williams wedding ceremony.

Take a look 'behind the scenes' to experience the ceremonial and armoured role of The Queen's Mounted Bodyguards, dating from 1750.

An arts and cultural centre to discover, inspire and engage, featuring creative events, exhibitions and performances with an ice ring setup every winter.

No ticket is required to watch Guard Mounting. This special event starts at 10:45am on certain days and lasts approximately 45 minutes.

One of London's most recognisable landmarks, stands at 96 metres tall, with 334 steps to climb up the belfry or 399 steps to the Ayrton Light.

This public square around Charing Cross features Nelson's Column, statues, fountains and the Fourth Plinth, a host to contemporary art since 1999. Surrounded by museums, galleries and other historic buildings, it's also a home to general issues events.

Being 135 metres tall the Millennium Wheel allows you to admire London's panoramic skyline - both during the day or while enjoying the sunset time.

An amazing family attraction with sharks, jellyfish, sea turtles and much more. Explore this underwater world with its breath-taking creatures.

One of London's Royal Parks, St. James's Park offers spectacular views from its Blue Bridge. It is also a home to a wide range of birds (including pelicans), mammals and trees.

Despite being the smallest of London's Royal Parks, Green Park offers a great shade during the summer with its mature trees and minimal flower planting.

Spread across 142 hectares, Hyde Park is the largest from London's Royal Parks. There's something for everyone to enjoy - from swimming, hiring a boat to cycling or skating.

An iconic designer department store, offering a full range of luxury brands from clothing, home-wares to beauty products.

This extravagant retail destination, located in Mayfair, is home to luxury perfumers, fine jewellery boutiques as well as heritage fashion houses.

Well-known for its unique hampers, famous teas and coffees and luxury goods, this upmarket department store, was established in 1707.

There's something for everyone at the Covent Garden markets - from arts and crafts, handmade products to antiques and a magician's stall.