• Buckingham Palace - Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of His Majesty The King and remains one of the few active royal palaces worldwide. Each summer, when the Palace is not fulfilling its official duties, visitors have the opportunity to explore the 19 splendid State Rooms. These rooms host ceremonial events and official gatherings by the Royal Family. They are adorned with some of the finest treasures from the Royal Collection, including paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Van Dyck, sculptures by Canova, exquisite Sèvres porcelain, and some of the most exceptional English and French furniture.

• St. Paul’s Cathedral - The first stop on the tour is a renowned symbol of London. Sir Christopher Wren’s architectural masterpiece took 35 years to complete and is among the largest churches globally. Remarkably, this grand domed cathedral was the tallest building in London until the 1960s. Constructed between 1675-1710 as part of a rebuilding effort after the original cathedral was destroyed in the Great Fire of London in 1666, it features no fewer than seven chapels, numerous statues, priceless art, and Europe’s largest crypt. St. Paul’s is filled with historical and religious treasures at every turn.

• Tower of London - Discover nearly 1,000 years of history that began with the construction of a fortress and royal residence by William The Conqueror. The Tower’s extensive history includes tales of imprisonment, murder, and execution. The last execution took place in 1941, and over the years, spies, criminals, and even queens have met their fate at the Tower. The Tower of London also houses the invaluable Crown Jewels Collection. This dazzling display of gems and gold features the Star of Africa, the world’s largest cut diamond, along with a collection of crowns, robes, and other ceremonial regalia. It is essential to mention the Tower ravens. Legend has it that at least six must remain within the Tower’s grounds, or the monarchy will fall. How many can you spot during your visit?

• Thames River - After exploring the Tower of London, head to Tower Pier and board the next available boat for a delightful cruise along the River Thames. Enjoy a unique perspective of London’s stunning waterfront as you travel to Westminster Pier, located next to the iconic Houses of Parliament.

• Personal Audio Headset
• Entry tickets to Buckingham Palace, Tower of London & St Paul’s Cathedral
• River Cruise from Tower Pier to Westminster Pier (or vice versa)
• Superior Coach with free Wi-Fi and USB charging
• Services of an Expert Guide for the afternoon part of your tour
• Services of a Guest Services Assistant for the morning part of your tour

• Hotel pick-up and drop- off
• Lunch

Explore the highlights of London on this delightful guided tour, showcasing the city’s most renowned landmarks. Begin your journey at Buckingham Palace, where you can admire the splendor of the British monarchy and, if your timing is right, witness the renowned Changing of the Guard ceremony.

Proceed to St. Paul’s Cathedral, a remarkable architectural gem with a magnificent dome and a history spanning over 300 years. Your adventure continues at the Tower of London, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you will discover stories of royalty, captives, and the famous Crown Jewels.

Conclude your day with a charming Thames River cruise, providing sweeping views of the city’s skyline as you pass by landmarks such as the Shard, the London Eye, and the Houses of Parliament.

• Tour Starts: 9:15 am, in front of The King’s Gallery entrance
• Tour Finishes: approx. 5:30 pm, Westminster Pier
• The afternoon part of the tour departs from 258 Vauxhall Bridge Road at 1:00 PM. (please arrive at 12:45 PM to check in)
• Transfer between Buckingham Palace and 258 Vauxhall Bridge Road is not provided (it is a 10-15 min walk)
• To enter Buckingham Palace there will be an airport style security check and bags larger than 45cm x 20cm x 30cm are not permitted
• Guests can choose to take the river cruise on another day and instead finish the tour at the Tower of London instead of Westminster Pier (Please check cruise ticket validity with tour guide)
• St Paul’s Cathedral is closed to visitors on Sundays and during special events. On these days we will stop for photographs outside St Paul’s Cathedral and spend longer at the Tower of London
• Please note, there are quite a few stairs within the White Tower at the Tower of London, and there is currently no disabled access

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.