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Royal London
Since the arrival of William the Conqueror in 1066, London has been the centre of government and your guide will take you on a tour showing you all the remaining palaces and the sites of a few that have vanished....Read more
Since the arrival of William the Conqueror in 1066, London has been the centre of government and your guide will take you on a tour showing you all the remaining palaces and the sites of a few that have vanished.
Queen Elizabeth II is the longest reigning monarch in our history and still very active to this day. Your tour will include her State home of Buckingham Palace, the official Royal Palace of St James’, Clarence House home to Prince Charles and Camilla, Westminster Abbey, The Palace of Westminster and the Tower of London. You will also visit the sites of Whitehall Palace and Bridewell Palace.
You will see Westminster Abbey and many other sites during this tour.
A firm favourite with any Royal fans.
We will stop at several sites and some walking will be necessary to take in such events as Changing of the Guard within this tour.
Flexibility is key and if there are specific requests for places I will endeavour to include these in your tour if practicable.
Suitable for family groups.
Itinerary
We will collect you from your hotel or another agreed Central London location, and escort you to our London Taxi.
We will include as many of the Key sights as we can during the tour notably the ancient city and its’ remains, The Tower of London, St Paul’s Cathedral and the royal palaces.
Meeting Location and Tour Duration
We shall collect you from your hotel Lobby or another agreed meeting point and introduce myself and identify myself with my qualification badges.
Our Transport for London Authority Cab Drivers Licence is clearly displayed on the front and rear windscreens of my Licensed London Black Cab.
We shall return you to your hotel at the end of the tour or drop you at another agreed point for you to continue your day.
Duration 4 hours.
Transportation
Mercedes London Taxi seating up to 6 passengers.
Wheelchair accessible with air-conditioning and an intercom system including hearing loop.
What’s Included
Tour Co-ordination including reservation requests pre-visit.
All transportation costs are inclusive within this Tour, as are parking charges and tolls.
Meet and Greet at your Hotel, or preferred Central London location.
Private Tour with a Certified and Experienced Guide.
Public Liability Insurance.
Courtesy on-board refreshments.
Return to your Hotel, or preferred Central London location.
Estimated Local Cash Needed
20 GBP - Meals or Refreshments
What’s Extra
Any Transfers from Pick-Up and to Set-Down Locations OUTSIDE of Central London.
Entrance Fees to any sites that you may wish to visit in any customised Tour arrangements.
Meals and Refreshments.
Most Museums and Art Galleries have free admission - but we will be happy to confirm when we start to put your Tour Schedule together.
Gifts and Souvenirs.
Restrictions
We are not Blue Badge Guides which means that although we can accompany you inside the Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey we cannot guide inside these historical monuments.

Transfer Glasgow International Airport
To start your vacation relaxed and without any stress and the time-consuming search for a suitable transfer, we recommend to you to book your transfer online in advance.
We offer transfers from airports, cruise port, hotels and other central points of interest, bidirectionally.
We can also help to arrange accommodation (hotel, b&b, guest house), transport, etc.
Bogside murals tour.
This walking tour takes in the modern history of Derry. The Civil Rights Movement began here 1967 leading to the Battle of the Bogside 1969 and the Bloody Sunday massacre 30th January 1972. The Battle of the Bogside leads directly to the modern day conflict that occurred here with the reintroduction of the British Army and the Irish Republican Army coming because of this event....Read more
This walking tour takes in the modern history of Derry. The Civil Rights Movement began here 1967 leading to the Battle of the Bogside 1969 and the Bloody Sunday massacre 30th January 1972. The Battle of the Bogside leads directly to the modern day conflict that occurred here with the reintroduction of the British Army and the Irish Republican Army coming because of this event. Bloody Sunday massacre carried out by the 1st Battalion of the Parachute Regiment on innocent civilians in January 1972 leads to people turning away from the peaceful Civil Rights Movement and towards armed conflict. This tour will also examine both the Widgery and Saville inquries in to Bloody Sunday and takes you in to the heart of Derry's Bogside and explains the meaning of the political murals in the area.