• Kensington Palace - A royal residence located in the western part of the city, renowned as the birthplace of Queen Victoria, the former residence of Princess Diana, and the current home to royals including William and Kate.
• Royal Albert Hall - This iconic concert venue, designed in a circular style, was inaugurated in 1871.
• Albert Memorial - London’s most ornate memorial, dedicated to Queen Victoria’s husband.
• Hyde Park Corner - This intersection connects Piccadilly, Park Lane, Constitution Hill, and Knightsbridge. It is filled with war memorials, with the impressive Wellington Arch as its centerpiece.
• Buckingham Palace - The Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace is expected to occur on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from August to May, with daily Guard Mounts in June and July.

Home to the reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, but can you determine if she is in residence?

• St. James’s Palace - Constructed by King Henry VIII for his wife Anne Boleyn in 1531. Unfortunately, he had her executed before its completion!
• Westminster Abbey - The site of coronation ceremonies for 39 monarchs. It has also hosted numerous royal weddings and funerals, most recently the wedding of William and Kate.
• Houses of Parliament - The oldest section of this historic building dates back to 1097. Currently undergoing significant refurbishment, it remains one of London’s most awe-inspiring structures. Just avoid mentioning Brexit!
• Bankside - Offers a fantastic view from the south side of the River Thames, including the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.
• Guildhall - Explore the City of London’s medieval administrative headquarters. Beneath the courtyard, Roman remains can be discovered.
• St. Paul’s Cathedral - Christopher Wren’s masterpiece, built after the Great Fire of London, has dominated the skyline for over 300 years.
• Trafalgar Square - Home to The National Gallery and Nelson’s Column, commemorating the British Navy’s greatest admiral.
• Tower of London - Constructed in 1078 by King William I. It has served as a palace, prison, torture chamber, and zoo!
• Tower Bridge - London’s most spectacular bridge, with its own unique story.

• Pick up from any central London location
• Drop off at your desired central London location
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• USB charging points on board the vehicle
• Bottled water

• Gratuities
• We do not enter any of the main sites. This is external sightseeing.

The ideal way to explore London is by taking a ride in an iconic London Black Cab. With a knowledgeable driver and guide, this experience becomes truly complete. London cab drivers undergo one of the most rigorous examination processes, commonly referred to as The Knowledge. This process can take up to three years, during which they learn every road, street, lane, alley, bar, restaurant, statue, apartment block, police station, hotel, church, government building, and train station—essentially any location a customer might want to visit. They must also know the fastest routes.

Additionally, your driver is a certified guide, having passed both written and oral exams through the Worshipful Company of Hackney Carriage Drivers. As you travel from west to east, you’ll enjoy the rich history, heritage, and culture that this vibrant city has to offer.

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