List of Tours

Tour Name	Date	Price	Time	Capacity
City Walking Tour	11 June 2025	25 GBP	15:00-18:00
Historic London Walking Tour	12 June 2025	42 GBP	17:00-19:00
Hampton Court	12 June 2025	250 GBP	09:00-16:00	40 pax
Richmond and Kew Gardens	12 June 2025	245 GBP	09:00-16:00	40 pax
River Cruise to Greenwich	12 June 2025	235 GBP	09:00-16:00	40 pax
Accompanying Person Tour - Richmond and Kew Gardens	13 June 2025	included in the acc. person fee	09:00-16:00	40 pax
Warner Bros - Harry Potter Studio Tour	14 June 2025	195 GBP	14:00-20:00	40 pax
Churchill War Rooms behind the Glass Experience	14 June 2025	145 GBP	14:30-18:00	30 pax
Covent Garden and Royal Opera House	14 June 2025	290 GBP *	16:00-23:00	30 pax

City Walking Tour

Date: 11 June

Price: 25 GBP

Time: 15:00-18:00

Starting at the Tate Modern, guests can explore London’s financial and legal epicentre with an afternoon walking tour of the City of London. Cross the Millennium Bridge to St Paul’s Cathedral, taking in the impressive views of the Thames. From there, venture through the heart of the City of London, passing the world-famous Bank of England before looping behind St. Paul's to explore the historic Central Criminal Court, a site steeped in legal history. Continuing to Chancery Lane, guests will discover the charm of Holborn and Lincoln's Inn Fields, finishing at the Old Bank of England for well deserved refreshments in a traditional London pub setting.

Historic London Walking Tour

Date: 12 June

Price: 42 GBP

Time: 16:30-19:00

Starting at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, embark on a leisurely stroll through scenic Hyde Park. Crossing into Mayfair, London’s most prestigious address, guests will explore the area’s fascinating royal history and political significance. Take in the iconic Allies Statue of Churchill and Roosevelt before continuing into St. James’s to discover world-renowned art galleries and St. James’s Palace, Constitution Hill and Buckingham Palace. From there, guests can stroll along Birdcage Walk towards Sir Winston Churchill’s statue, and Downing Street before concluding at Westminster Abbey for an unforgettable evening surrounded by over 1000 years of history.

Hampton Court

Date: 12 June

Price: 250 GBP

Time: 09:00-16:00

Capacity: 40 pax

Guests will travel west of London to visit England's finest Tudor Palace, Hampton Court - a majestic red-brick building boasting dizzying chimneys, elaborate interiors and a rich, diverse history. Built in 1514 on the banks of the River Thames by Cardinal Wolsey and subsequently 'gifted' to Henry VIII in order to regain favour, this huge palace was a royal residence for 200 years and as such, contains an enormous array of treasures, including huge ancient tapestries and great works of art by masters such as Mantegna and Verrio. Guests can visit the State Apartments with their outstanding collection of period furniture, the Great Hall, England’s last medieval hall, which is sumptuously decorated with Henry VIII’s most splendid tapestries and the beautifully crafted Chapel Royal which features a stunning colourful ceiling layered with history.

Complementing the Palace's superb architecture are vast, beautifully landscaped gardens that were first laid out in the 17th century. Spend time enjoying the incredible riverside setting and explore England's oldest tennis courts, the famous maze (made out of box hedges dating from 1714), the Orangery and the palace’s famous 200 year old vine which still bears fruit.

Hampton Court is located approximately 60 minutes drive from London.

Richmond and Kew Gardens

Date: 12 June, 13 June (only for Accompanying person)

Price: 245 GBP

Time: 09:00-16:00

Capacity: 40 pax

Officially founded in 1840 and a botanic garden and pleasure ground since 1759, Kew Gardens houses over 50,000 living plants and is the largest and most diverse botanical and mycological collection in the world. Starting the day at Kew Gardens, an official UNESCO World Heritage Site, your group can spend a relaxed morning exploring the gardens and surrounding greenhouses. Discover Temperate House, an iconic landmark of horticultural conservation and home to 3000 individual species before wandering along Cherry Walk to Palm House. Get lost in woodland and explore from up high along the impressive Treetop Walkway. From Kew, guests can spend a relaxed afternoon in London’s famous Richmond-Upon-Thames, with lunch at leisure in one of Richmond’s modern restaurants or traditional waterside pubs. Explore Richmond’s luxury boutiques or take an energetic walk up Richmond Hill for some of the prettiest views London has to offer before wandering back along the Thames for picturesque waterside views from Richmond Bridge and impressive historic architecture and laneways surrounding Richmond Green, an iconic London setting and more recently home to Ted Lasso.

Kew and Richmond are located approximately 60 minutes drive from London.

River Cruise to Greenwich

Date: 12 June

Price: 235 GBP

Time: 09:00-16:00

Capacity: 40 pax

Just a short journey from central London, a day spent in Greenwich is a lovely change to the hustle of the city centre. Travelling by boat, guests can take in London’s famous architectural icons from a fresh waterside perspective. Travel by the Tower of London and under Tower Bridge before heading downstream past the Victorian industrial docks and factories of Wapping and Bermondsey before disembarking at Greenwich Pier. Explore the Cutty Sark, Greenwich’s famous tea-trading clipper ship that was once the fastest ship of its day, before heading into the winding passages of Greenwich village and covered market area. Spend your morning discovering London’s maritime history at the Maritime Museum or Royal Naval College, where guests can experience Sir Christopher Wren’s Painted Hall, before having lunch in one of Greenwich’s many eateries or pubs. Afterwards, discover Greenwich Park, part of the Greenwich World Heritage Site and home to famous buildings including the Royal Observatory and Queen’s House. Take in fantastic views from General Wolfe’s Lookout and search the dense parkland for Queen Elizabeth’s Oak. Estimated to be 1000 years old, Queen Elizabeth I was said to picnic under this famous tree, and Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn supposedly danced around the tree during courting days.

Greenwich is located approximately 45 minutes by boat from London.

Warner Bros - Harry Potter Studio Tour

Date: 14 June

Price: 195 GBP

Time: 14:30-18:00

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London provides a fantastic opportunity to explore the magic of the Harry Potter film; the most successful film series of all time. This unique tour takes you behind-the-scenes of the Harry Potter franchise, showcasing a huge array of beautiful sets, costumes and props. It also reveals some closely guarded secrets, including facts about the special effects and animatronics that made these films so hugely popular all over the world. The studio tours give visitors the opportunity to explore on their own and gain a unique and fascinating in depth experience into the magic of filmmaking first-hand. Take in two soundstages and a backlot filled with original sets, animatronic creatures and breathtaking special effects. This is a must see for Harry Potter fans. The studio tour takes approximately three hours.

Churchill War Rooms behind the Glass Experience

Date: 14 June

Price: 145 GBP

Time: 14:30-18:00

A tour of Churchill War Rooms offers an unparalleled opportunity to walk back in recent history. A unique facility comprising of the most important surviving part of the underground emergency accommodation which was provided to protect Sir Winston Churchill, his War Cabinet and the Chiefs of Staff of Britain's Armed Forces against air attacks during the Second World War. The rooms are situated in the basement of the Government offices on Great George Street beneath a slab of protective concrete and were in operational use from August 27th 1939 to the Japanese surrender in 1945. Within the War Rooms, the Churchill Museum is the only major museum in the world dedicated to this important historical figure and features a permanent exhibition depicting the chapters of his life, offering a truly exciting, high tech and interactive addition to this fascinating attraction. Exclusive Access tours give guests a ‘behind the glass’ experience. Up close, guests will see the marks made by Churchill as he scratched away at the arms of his chair in the War Cabinet Room and the rationed sugar lumps left behind in the Map Room by Wing Commander Heagarty when he and his staff finally left the site after 6 long years.

Covent Garden and Royal Opera House

Date: 14 June

Price: 290 GBP

Time: 16:00 - 23:00

Capacity: 30 pax

Embark on a walking tour of Covent Garden offering a blend of history, culture, and vibrant street life. Starting at the Covent Garden Market, visitors can explore the area’s rich heritage as a former fruit and vegetable market, now home to artisan shops, cafés, and boutiques. Street performers will entertain crowds in the central piazza, adding to the lively atmosphere. Your tour will take in Neal's Yard, known for its colourful buildings and quirky shops, as well as historical landmarks, hidden courtyards, theatres, and traditional English pubs.

Afterwards, guests have the option to attend a ballet or opera performance at The Royal Opera House, one of the world’s leading venues for both. The Royal Opera House combines grand historical architecture with modern renovations, creating a stunning performance space. With its renowned acoustics and elegant interiors, including iconic red and gold auditorium, the Royal Opera House remains an international symbol of cultural excellence and artistic prestige.

Cost subject to confirmed ticket price, seat selection and subject to availability.