Discover London's most famous landmarks on this entertaining 2-hour West End & Royalty walking tour!
As you leave Parliament Square, your guide will introduce you to the whimsical Westminster Abbey. Admire it's striking facade and enjoy hearing about the iconic royal weddings and coronations that have taken place here. The tour continues along St James Park, London's oldest royal park, to the amazing Buckingham Palace. Have your camera at the ready as you stand outside the world's most treasured royal residence!
From here, sing and dance your way through the West End! You will pass some of London's oldest venues, including the Piccadilly, Sondheim and Apollo, that have been home to some of the world's most popular theatre shows. The bustling West End is known for it's dining and nightlife scene, so remember to ask your tour guide for some recommendations!
What's included
Free sightseeing mobile-app, includes multilingual audio commentary and self-guided tours
Landmarks Walking Tour
English speaking tour guide
What's not included
Audio/mobile device
Headphones
Public transportation tickets
Entry tickets to attractions
Additional information
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
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 Vox City International Ltd
Itinerary information
Duration:2hours
Pass by:Big Ben
Hear all about the history of this majestic clock tower & learn how the bell was irreparably damaged just months into operation.
Pass by:Houses of Parliament
The centre of political life in the UK, this palace was once home to Britain’s Monarch.
Pass by:Parliament Square
Marvel at the bronze statue of Winston Chruchill, one of 12 statues of iconic political figures that line the square.
Pass by:The UK Supreme Court
Visit the highest and most prestigious court in the land
Pass by:Westminster Abbey
This Abbey is the finest gothic cathedral in the UK. Marvel at the architecture and hear tales of the wonders that lie within.
Pass by:Old Queen Street
Wander down the most exclusive street in Westminster and hear all about the intriguing “Chairmen” who once waited there...
Pass by:Cockpit Steps
These winding steps once led to the largest cockfighting pit in London!
Pass by:Buckingham Palace
Pop in to Buckingham Palace and see where the Royals reside! Hear all about the history of the Palace and wonder at the Royal Flamingos that used live in the gardens... If you’re lucky you might even witness the famous Changing of the Guard!
Pass by:St. James' Park
Gaze at the beautiful royal park and find out what King Henry the 8th originally used it for...
Pass by:St. James's Palace
Visit the lesser-known Royal Palace just around the corner from Buckingham Palace...
Pass by:Saint James's Street
Wander up the most regal street in London and see all of the illustrious shops that supply the Royal Family directly and hold Royal Warants.
Pass by:Burlington Arcade
This fascinating building was the first ever ‘shopping mall’ and is guarded by the oldest police force in the UK.
Pass by:Regent Street
Take in the wonderful Regent Street, the most famous shopping street in the world, named after the Prince Regent.
Pass by:Soho
Glimpse the most bustling and vibrant street in London’s West End, home to theatres, jazz bars and restaurants galore! Get top tips telling you were to visit from your friendly local guide...
Pass by:Haymarket
Explore what was the oldest market in London.
Pass by:Horse Guards Parade at Whitehall
See where the famous household cavalry march from every day to change the guard from the building that remains to this day the ‘official entrance to Buckingham Palace’
Pass by:Churchill War Rooms
Hear about the famous bunkers hidden underneath the most central part of London
Location
Departure point
Trafalgar Square, Trafalgar Sq, London, WC2N 5DS
You can find your guide at the meeting point next to the statue of two men in hats on the 4th Plinth, opposite Canada House and near the entrance to the National Gallery. Look for your Vox City Walks guide holding a blue umbrella.
