Setting off from Kingsbury Station and ending at Hampstead, you’ll tour George Michael’s London in a traditional London Taxi with an expert guide.
On this four-hour tour, you’ll see the family home, his local school and the huge mural painted in the Faith singer’s honour in this bustling part of North London.
As George became an accomplished solo artist, so came the downside of fame, all played out in the heat of the media spotlight. It’s all very much part of the singer’s history and this tour touches on his much-documented troubles, with the infamous Snappy Snaps traffic incident and subsequent arrests around Hampstead.
George’s last UK concert was at Earl’s Court in 2012 and he passed away in December 2016. He lived in an imposing Grade II listed house in Highbury and this is where your utterly fascinating George Michael tour of north London ends. A superb day out for all Wham and George Michael fans who loved his music.
What's included
Air-conditioned vehicle
Services of a tour guide
What's not included
Gratuities (optional)
Additional information
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Not wheelchair accessible
Please bring your ticket with you to the attraction.
Be aware that operators may cancel for unforeseen reasons.
You need to be 18 years or older to book or be accompanied by an adult.
Operated by Brit Music Tours
Itinerary information
Duration:4hours
Stop at:Kingsbury
Free admission
Stop for a selfie by the huge George Michael mural in the part of London where George went to primary school.
1 hour
Stop at:Bushey
Free admission
See the school where George met Andrew Ridgley and the pub they went to and decided on the formation of Wham. You'll also see the location of George's first gig.
1 hour
Stop at:Highgate Cemetery
Free admission
Although we don't visit his grave we will visit the cemetery where George and his family are laid to rest.
1 hour
Stop at:Hampstead
Free admission
See the shop that George drove into accidentally and learn about how this part of North London was familiar to him growing up.
