Top England Arts & Design

From Banksy to Woskeski via Jimmy C, David Speed, and Benzi Brofman, Shoreditch has long been a canvas for creatives. From epic large-scale murals to hidden gems nestled down alleys, hear the stories of the East End’s top street artists from a passionate guide. And the adventure doesn’t stop there: You’ll get the chance to unleash your own creativity in a spraycan session of your own.

Are you looking for a way to see Ely without joining a tour group? Explore at your own pace with this affordable walking tour. • Find out why Ely is known as the ‘ship of the Fens’ and hear a few stories about people who lived and worked here over the centuries • Hear from producer Anna Granta, a Cambridge local, graduate and parent. • Do it all in 45 minutes or linger at stops along the way with complete control over when you start and finish • Get unlimited use before your booking date and after it • Use the virtual tour option at home Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive a ticket with instructions and a unique code listed under “Before You Go”. Then simply install the VoiceMap app and enter your code. The app displays directions to the starting point, and when you’re in the right place, just pop in your headphones and tap start. VoiceMap has automatic GPS playback, with turn-by-turn directions. It also works offline.

Discover the rich history of the Royal William Yard with a friendly and engaging tour guide. Starting at the main gates, explore the restored victualing yard as you wind through its impressive buildings and hidden corners, finishing in the heart of Yard at the inner basin. Uncover fascinating stories related to the Royal Navy, the architecture and the transformation of this historic site. For those wanting more, private tours can take you to Devil's Point Park for stunning views of Plymouth Sound. The route accommodates varying mobility levels, ensuring everyone can join in the exploration. - Guided exploration of the Royal William Yard's historic buildings - Learn about the Yard’s naval significance and architectural history - Option for private tours to visit Devil's Point Park for scenic views - Accessible route available for those with limited mobility, prams, or wheelchairs

Bath is best known for its Georgian heritage, yet this apparently sedate city has a rich rock and roll history. Discover melodies, memories, and milestones that you won’t find in the guidebooks on this private music history walking tour. Learn about the death of original rock’n’roller Eddie Cochran, the birth of Glastonbury and Tears for Fears, and songs from Peter Gabriel’s “Solsbury Hill” to Frederic Weatherly’s “Danny Boy”.

Learn about London's history as you explore the oldest area of the city, the Square Mile, on a walking tour. Visit the area's highlights, such as St. Paul's Cathedral, and enjoy a more personalized experience on a small-group tour. Contrast old and new London as you stroll down medieval streets and pass by newly-built towers.

Discover Liverpool’s most iconic places, by solving clues and unlocking stories on your phone. Play the engaging exploration game, reenacting the story of a geocaching fan set on winning the grand prize. As you solve challenges, the story unfolds and directions on your phone will guide you to the next location. Ready for an adventure? Highlights include: • Explore Liverpool Town Hall, Anglican Cathedral, Central Library, and lesser-known places. • Enjoy a uniquely crafted story brought to you by our talented writers. • Visit the world's first skyscraper. • Try a new type of experience, the perfect mix between a tour, outdoor escape game, and treasure hunt. • Discover the tomb of William Mackenzie, the Lancashire man who made a deal with the devil. After your booking you will receive an email with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. We recommend that each user purchases a ticket for an optimal experience, although several people can share a phone.

Discover nearly 2,000 years of history on this self-guided walking tour from Liverpool Street to London Bridge, through the heart of the City of London's Square Mile. Follow the route past Roman remains, medieval churches, and striking modern skyscrapers, from the Kindertransport memorial at Liverpool Street to the Monument marking the Great Fire of 1666. Highlights include: * The 70,000-litre fish tank in Heron Tower, cleaned by scuba divers * Crosby Hall, a medieval mansion now reassembled in Chelsea * St Andrew Undershaft, where John Stow's memorial gets a new quill yearly * Film locations spanning three decades * Why the Cheesegrater's wedge shape reflects City planning rules * Leadenhall Market, trading for nearly 2,000 years * The real event behind "London Bridge Is Falling Down"

Explore the London that launched the Sex Pistols and the 1970s Punk movement on this guided Soho walking tour. Visit key landmarks like the site of the band’s first gig and their former residence, while your expert guide shares insights into how the city and its social scene have evolved over the decades.

With its low-lit bars and labyrinth of streets, Soho is one of London’s most intriguing districts. This Soho walking tour lets you see the bustling area through the eyes of a local, and takes you to places that aren’t typically included in the guidebook. You won’t have to worry about navigating as you follow your guide to highlights such as the colorful Carnaby Street and the historic Soho Square.

Liverpool FC has been shaping English football since 1892. Discover the story of this iconic club with these tickets to the Liverpool Football Club Museum at Anfield Stadium. Explore nine separate spaces; see all the major trophies together for the first time ever; replay the tensions and triumph of the 2024-2025 season; see how the club crest and home shirts evolved; and much, much more.

Located in the heart of ceremonial London, the Guards Museum offers a unique glimpse into the history of the King's Household Division. You can explore an impressive collection of uniforms, artifacts, and personal items that reveal the rich heritage of the Grenadier Guards, Coldstream Guards, Scots Guards, Irish Guards, and Welsh Guards. With general admission tickets, enjoy a self-guided visit at your own pace and take advantage of the free audio guide to deepen your understanding of the Guards’ ceremonial role and their combat history.

Step into a world where gravity has no hold at the Upside Down House in Metrocentre, Gateshead. This unique photo attraction invites visitors of all ages to snap mind-bending photos in a creatively designed environment. The house features playful rooms, including an electrifying music zone and a Sir Ridley Scott movie room, all crafted to ignite your imagination. Perfect for families and friends looking to create unforgettable memories, this interactive experience lasts about 20 minutes. Capture extraordinary moments and share them with loved ones while exploring this quirky attraction just minutes from iconic local landmarks.

Step into history at the 1066 Battle of Hastings, Abbey and Battlefield, where the legendary clash between King Harold and William the Conqueror unfolded. Explore interactive displays in the visitor center, navigate the battlefield with an audio guide, and see the abbey ruins built on the very spot where Harold fell. Don't miss the new exhibition that brings the pre-battle era to life with engaging illustrations and a family trail. With a café and playground on-site, it's a perfect family outing to discover England's rich heritage.

The only museum dedicated to the Tudor era. Interact with the exhibits (such a lying on a Tudor bed, watching a video or writing with a quill). Walk down the only remaining cobblestone courtyard in Stratford upon Avon. Set within a genuine 16th century building visited by William Shakespeare.

The Lord Leycester is one of the most remarkable medieval sites in Britain — and still home to a community of veterans today. Located on Warwick’s High Street beside the West Gate, the site has over 900 years of history, centred on the Chapel of St James the Great, built in 1123 above the town’s original gateway. Founded in 1571 by Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester, it remains a working charitable home for former soldiers, known as the Brethren. Unlike a traditional museum, the Lord Leycester is a living community. Visitors can explore the medieval buildings, courtyard and gardens, and join guided tours led by the Brethren themselves. With a café and gift shop open to all, it offers a rare chance to experience history still being lived.

Explore a world-renowned Collection of airworthy aircraft. Discover Swiss Garden, a Regency garden in the 'Alpine' style. Watch engineers maintaining these machines in the Engineering Workshop. Enjoy a live grass airfield, the Runway Café, and a gift shop. Kids go free & return as much as you like within 30 days of your first visit.

Discover the home of the first Duke of Wellington, Apsley House stands right in the heart of London at Hyde Park Corner. The Duke – whose victories over Napoleon brought him fame and wealth – bought the house and remodelled it between 1819 and 1829. Step inside to discover the magnificent Waterloo Gallery and the richly decorated Dining Room, glittering with diplomatic gifts presented to Wellington by monarchs, nations and admirers from across Europe. The house is also home to an outstanding collection of art, including masterpieces by Velázquez, Rubens, Goya, Titian and Bruegel.

The British Museum’s vast collection can feel overwhelming at first blush. Enjoy time offline as you discover it the fun way on this fab treasure hunt with a physical booklet, clipboard, map, and pens. Compete as a team against other explorers, as you navigate the museum, completing challenges, capturing photos, and learning as you go. Get the answers at the end, plus a small prize for the winning team.

See where it all began without having to map the route yourself on this walking tour of Camden’s rock music history. Follow your guide around this North London neighborhood, stopping at where Coldplay played their first gig and Amy Winehouse’s old local pub. Perfect for music fans, this is an entertaining look at the place that started so many legacies.

This is a unique walk, that reveals London’s dark history. We always run this walk at night time so that we capture the perfect atmosphere for the stories we will tell.

Come and Uncover Birminghams Beautiful, Inspiring, Unknown and Ever-Changing Street Art. We’ll take you on a 5km walk (2 hours) or run (1.5 hours) to the most striking murals - with even better stories behind them. Drawing on History from around the World, we specifically look at Birmingham’s scene and the Home-Grown Artists behind it.

Explore London’s vibrant fashion and music history on an immersive walking and shopping tour that remixes your favourite decades. From the revolutionary styles of the 60's to the eclectic vibes of the 90's, the tour highlights the iconic hotspots that shaped the city’s cultural landscape. Fashion Sounds LDN explores iconic shopping streets, legendary clubs and recording studios where London’s fashion and music history was made. Created by Rachel Bishop, the tour fuses her two great loves, fashion and music, into a curated cultural journey through the city’s most influential style and sound landmarks. - Discover key locations that influenced London’s style and sound - Learn from an expert about the cultural significance of each decade - Enjoy a unique blend of walking, shopping, and historical exploration

Uncover the treasures of the National Gallery in London with a knowledgeable guide on this intimate 2.5-hour walking tour. Nestled in Trafalgar Square, the gallery houses an impressive collection of art from the mid-13th century onwards. Delve into masterpieces by renowned artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Botticelli, gaining insights into their lives and works. This small-group experience ensures personalized attention as you explore iconic pieces like "The Virgin of the Rocks" and "The Madonna of the Pinks". - Discover the National Gallery with a certified guide in a small group - See famous artworks by da Vinci, Raphael, and more - Gain insights into the history of the museum and its collection - Enjoy a maximum of 8 participants for an intimate experience

Explore the rich history of The Beatles on this semi-private tour that takes you to iconic locations in Liverpool. Travel in a classic Fab 4 cab with fellow fans and visit memorable sites like Penny Lane, Strawberry Field, and the childhood homes of John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Your local guide will share insider stories and insights, making the music history come alive. This premium tour offers a social atmosphere while delivering great value for Beatles enthusiasts. - Semi-private tour format ensuring a personal experience (5 max) - Visit iconic Beatles locations like Penny Lane and Strawberry Field - Local expert guide sharing insider stories and musical history - Travel in an iconic Fab 4 cab with fellow music lovers