• Guildhall Art Gallery - Step back in time to explore the ancient Roman Wall and enjoy a special visit to the Roman Amphitheatre at the Guildhall Art Gallery. Here, you can also view the City Corporation’s Magna Carta, an 800-year-old document!
• Tower of London - As a ‘World Heritage Site’, the Tower of London offers a unique experience. While walking the cobblestone streets around this historic castle, discover ‘Dead Man’s Hole’ – a tour not for the faint-hearted!
• Tower Hill - Experience the Execution site on Tower Hill, where your guide will reveal the true origins of the phrase ‘Can I hang with you?’
• St. Paul’s Cathedral - After exploring London’s darker history, learn about the ‘Great Fire of London’ and admire Sir Christopher Wren’s architectural masterpieces, including the iconic St. Paul’s Cathedral, which replaced the Gothic church destroyed in the fire.
• Old Bailey - Visit the site of the Gallows of Old Newgate Prison.
• Guildhall - Discover a Medieval Great Hall that remarkably survived the Blitz during World War Two.
• Guildhall Art Gallery - Explore Roman London in the basement of this world-class Art Gallery.
• Lambeth Palace - A Tudor Palace located on the south bank of the River Thames.
• St. James’s Palace - A 500-year-old Tudor Palace built by King Henry VIII.
• Fleet Street - One of London’s oldest thoroughfares.
• The Charterhouse - A former monastery in the heart of the City of London, living the nation’s history since 1348.
• Charterhouse Square - Once a plague pit for victims of the Black Death.
• Smithfield Market - Known for the execution of Sir William Wallace (‘Braveheart’), the 13th-century Scottish warrior, as depicted in the film starring Mel Gibson.
• Church of St. Bartholomew the Great - A majestic medieval survivor hidden in secret London.
• Holy Sepulchre Church - Known for the phrase ‘For whom the bell tolls’, this historic church and its old graveyard were frequented by body snatchers.
• Prospect of Whitby - A historic pub dating back to Tudor times, featuring a hanging noose by the river’s edge.
• Saint Bartholomew’s Hospital Museum - London’s oldest hospital, established in the 11th century.
• Cooper’s Row - Explore the best-preserved section of the old Roman Wall, built nearly 2,000 years ago.
• St. Mary-le-Bow - A place of worship since Norman times, located on a street once traveled by monarchs.
• Pickfords Wharf - Discover the remains of Old Winchester Palace, one of medieval London’s largest and most significant buildings.
• Clink Street - Site of the infamous Clink Prison, once home to the Mad, the Bad, and the Sad.
• Southwark Cathedral - A place of worship since the 7th century, featuring stunning interior architecture.
• All Hallows By The Tower - The oldest surviving church in London, miraculously enduring the Great Fire of London and the Blitz of World War Two.
• St. James’s Park - Once a hunting ground for King Henry VIII.

• Private Transportation in a TXE, TX4 or Mercedes Vito London Taxi
• English-Speaking Driver Guide
• Hotel pick up and drop off from central London

• Gratuities

Fast forward to AD 43, observe the Romans entering London through your historical viewport, the iconic heritage cab. Be sure to fully charge your creativity and imagination overnight, ensuring a clear perception of the special effects. History enthusiasts, gear up with your queries as our tour guide is a devoted London local and a historian. Dare to glimpse into the ‘Dead Man’s Hole’ and experience the Execution site on Tower Hill, pondering the origins of the familiar phrase ‘Can I hang with you?’
From the Old Roman Wall to the Roman Amphitheatre, we promise a constant dose of historical intrigue at the acclaimed World Heritage Site, The Tower of London. Traverse through tiny medieval streets and explore London’s darker history where you’ll be ‘hung, drawn, and quartered.’
Immerse yourself in the tales of the ‘Great Fire of London,’ ‘Braveheart,’ Body Snatchers, the Gallows of the Old Newgate Prison, and the internationally renowned Criminal Courts of Justice – The Old Bailey. We’ll continue to enthrall you until you’re ready to enroll in our history-loving society.

• COVID-19 Special Measures. The health and safety of our guests is always our top priority here at BCHT. We are putting in place some extra special measures for all future tour activities: All our vehicles will be sanitised with disinfectant cleaning by their owner drivers immediately after each service. Presentation stops will be conducted in quiet open air locations – away from crowded hotspots. Driver Guide hosts shall wash and sanitise their hands on a frequent basis throughout each service. Hand sanitiser will be available to all of our guests at all times while on tour. Standard measures which enhance your protection: The transparent partition screen provides a unique private passenger compartment for the passengers. A safe distance exists between guests and their Driver Guide hosts – exceeding the current minimum 2 metres set by government guidelines. The passenger compartment has a separately controlled air-conditioning system.

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