• Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre - The Globe Theatre, linked to William Shakespeare, was constructed in London in 1599. The contemporary version, built by Sam Wanamaker, regularly hosts plays in an open-air setting.
• Tate Modern - Since 2000, Tate Modern has been located in the repurposed Bankside Power Station, after sharing the Millbank site with Tate Britain for many years. Originally designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, the architect behind Battersea Power Station, it was constructed in two phases between 1947 and 1963. It is situated directly across the river from St Paul’s Cathedral. The power station ceased operations in 1981.
• Borough Market - Discover Borough Market and indulge in some of the finest food the market has to offer.
• Leadenhall Market - Dating back to 1321, Leadenhall Market is located in what was once the heart of Roman London. Initially a market for meat, poultry, and game, it now features a variety of boutique shops, restaurants, cafes, wine bars, and an award-winning pub.

Originally the site of a manor, Leadenhall Market has withstood changes in purpose, reconstruction, and even the Great Fire, becoming a favored spot for city dwellers, tourists, and workers.

• Brick Lane - Wander through Brick Lane Street Market and savor some of the delectable dishes available.
• Old Spitalfields Market - Immerse yourself in Spitalfields Market and relish the aromatic scents of the delightful food you are about to enjoy.
• Tower of London - Witness the 1000-year-old tower as we pass by and admire the resilience of the structure, built on the site of a Roman Fort.
• HMS Belfast - This warship, which served the UK during World War II, is now a museum open to the public. Most of the decks are preserved, and it has endured fires and damage over the years. We will observe an authentic example of Britain’s naval power when it boasted the largest fleet in the world.

• Lunch
• Tasting of 3 traditional dishes
• Fun Knowledgeable Guide

• Bottled Water
• Private Transport
• Travel Card may be needed for public transport in case we need it due to weather (Cost about $2)

Explore three distinct and thrilling historic markets on a guided tour through the vibrant East End. Go behind the scenes and meet the creators at the legendary, 1000-year-old Borough Market, a culinary paradise at the forefront of London’s dining scene. Experience the architectural beauty and sophisticated ambiance of Leadenhall Market in London’s Square Mile, and learn about its Roman roots and connections to the remarkable former mayor, Dick Whittington. Wander through the area once prowled by Jack the Ripper. Discover street names in Bengali, chapels transformed into mosques, alongside preserved Georgian houses, and an English Baroque architectural masterpiece, in this haven for modern artists.

Delight your palate at an authentic Brick Lane restaurant, renowned as London’s top curry destination. Enjoy a tasting menu featuring a variety of home-cooked Bengali dishes, expertly seasoned with aromatic spices.

• Please note the tour lasts for 4 hours which includes a long walking too and a tasting of samples of indian food
• Not recommended for people who are Celiac or have any other major Gluten Intolerance

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