Top England Pedicab Tours

Discover London’s Magic After Dark — by Rickshaw! Glide through the heart of the city in a cozy, open-air rickshaw as London’s most iconic landmarks light up the night. From the glowing billboards of Piccadilly Circus to the majestic towers of Tower Bridge, this intimate two-hour tour offers a front-row seat to the city’s nighttime charm. With personalized stops for photos, a local guide, and a relaxed pace, this is not just sightseeing — it’s a romantic, unforgettable London experience under the stars.

Glide through West London’s vintage, royal and luxury highlights by private rickshaw—Portobello, Kensington Palace (outside/grounds), Knightsbridge, Harrods and Buckingham Palace—with great photo stops, lively local stories, flexible routing, and multiple rickshaws available for families or groups.

Explore the dark side of London’s East End on this evening walking tour, ideal for travelers who want an entertaining, and potentially frightening, alternative to typical city tours Follow in the footsteps of historic serial killers such as Jack the Ripper and listen to stories of grave-robbing, witchcraft, murders, and executions. This tour is led by writer Declan McHugh, author of “Bloody London.”

Explore London’s top shopping spots with a small-group tour. Visit exclusive boutiques and historic department stores as your guide leads you to the best retail gems in Central London. Browse luxury shops on Savile Row, step inside the iconic Liberty store, and pick up fine teas at Fortnum & Mason. Choose between an itinerary covering Mayfair, Marylebone and Oxford Street, or upgrade for a Chelsea-focused route.

Discover many of England’s most popular attractions in just two days—and leave all the planning and logistics to someone else—on this seamless 2-day tour from London. On the first day, travel by comfortable coach to Windsor (upgrade to see the Castle), ancient Stonehenge, and millennia-old Bath. After an overnight hotel or B&B stay, you’ll continue to the Cotswolds and Oxford before heading straight back to London.