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This family-friendly tour reveals London locations used to film scenes from the world-renowned Harry Potter™ movies, including King's Cross Station, Goodwin's Court, Borough Market, and Westminster. Exploring the city with a guide means that you’ll be party to insider info and movie trivia that you won’t find in the guidebooks, and you don't have to worry about getting lost among the central London crowds.

See three of England’s most famous architectural attractions on a full-day tour from London, without the hassle of public transport. First, visit Windsor Castle, the official residence of His Majesty the King, and consider upgrading to a guided tour. Next, head to Stonehenge to uncover the mystery behind this UNESCO World Heritage-listed site, then explore Oxford's scenic streets on a walking tour.

Explore London’s top sights with flexibility aboard an open-top, double-decker bus. Get off only at the stops you're interested in and choose the ticket duration that works best for you. Travel between Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Big Ben, and more while enjoying panoramic city views from an open-top bus. Explore at your own pace, learn local history with onboard commentary, and upgrade your experience to include a River Thames cruise for a fresh perspective of the capital.

Unlike other Jack the Ripper experiences, this tour comes with Ripper-Vision: a hand-held projector that transports you back to Victorian London, when Jack the Ripper prowled the streets. Explore east London on foot and learn about the still-unidentified serial killer’s reign of terror, with accompanying videos and images via Ripper-Vision to enhance your experience. See the sights while having fun and learning some history.

Experience a Jack the Ripper tour with a difference during a small-group, crime-solving experience that takes place on the historic streets of Whitechapel. This tour, which is not for the faint of heart, follows the chronological route of the grisly Jack the Ripper murders. Unlike many other tours, it also includes a true-crime element that invites participants to solve the gruesome mystery of the serial killer.

The Warner. Bros Studio, where the “Harry Potter™” movies were made, can be a challenge to reach. This full-day self-guided excursion makes getting there easy, with round-trip coach transportation from central London. Explore the details behind the magical movies, including film sets, props, costumes, and special effects. Stand in the Great Hall, walk along Diagon Alley, see Dumbledore’s office, and more.

Reaching the Warner Bros. Studio Tour on the outskirts of London means working out trains and connections before you even arrive. Ride a coach straight there from central London at a departure time you pick when booking, with entry included. Once inside, explore the film sets, costumes, and props of the Harry Potter™ movies at your own pace, and see how the special effects were made.

On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll visit the filming locations behind the show’s most memorable moments and find out how this historic town’s architecture, riverside views, and village charm made it the perfect backdrop for Ted’s journey of kindness and belief. You’ll walk around Richmond Green and the elegant Georgian houses that doubled as Rebecca’s home—along with the terrace used for Nate’s parents’ house - you’ll see how the town’s charming streets became part of the show’s identity. You’ll follow Dr Sharon's riverside bike route to work along the Thames Path, climb Richmond Hill to the protected viewing point where Keeley had her lion photo shoot, and find Ted’s flat with its quirky 9 1⁄2 Paved Court address. Along the way, you’ll hear stories about the show’s recurring themes like the Wizard of Oz parallels, ‘rom-communism’ references, and the power of belief that Ted brings to Richmond.

Shoreditch is well known as a hub of street art and graffiti, with the areas around Brick Lane and Old Spitalfields Market featuring an eclectic mix of work from a variety of artists. However, deciphering the techniques and styles of each piece can prove tricky. Get the inside scoop with a local guide, and cover everything from large-scale pieces and stenciled art to tags and storytelling.

Journey back to the Middle Ages with this full-day admission ticket to Warwick Castle. Explore the historic castle, brought to life by actors and interactive displays, and wander across some 64 acres (26 hectares) of parkland. Take in the views from the ramparts, enjoy the spectacular Flight of the Eagles show, and see one of the world’s largest fireball catapults.

Go off the tourist trail and immerse yourself in London's street art scene on this walking tour of East London with a local artist as a guide. Explore Spitalfields Markets, Brick Lane, and Shoreditch, and discover ever-changing murals and artwork you may not find on your own. Plus, learn more about their meanings and the artists behind them.

Avoid sore feet and cover London's riverside sights without hours of walking on this evening river cruise. Cruise along the Thames on a riverboat with plenty of vantage points, passing landmarks such as the Shard, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament. Sip a glass of sparkling wine (or a soft drink) and snack on canapés as you sail.

Explore London’s history in a bewitching way with this guided walking tour. Led by your characterful witch guide, you’ll go on an enchanted journey across Southwark Cathedral, Winchester Palace, and beyond, hearing true stories and legends of London’s suspected witches throughout history, and their tragic endings.

See more of London as you pedal around the sights of London in style on this small-group bike tour, which reveals some of the capital's top sights along a relaxed cycling route. Hop on board your classic English bike with an optional basket and follow your guide down quiet backstreets, past famous landmarks, and along the Thames River, then get off the beaten track as you discover the street art of Banksy and even have a go at your own graffiti tag.

Save time by booking your ticket in advance and immerse yourself in glamour and spectacle at Madame Tussauds London. Head to the world-famous attraction and spend some quality time with remarkable wax replicas of the Royal Family and popular celebrities. Enjoy access to the interactive Marvel Super Heroes 4D Exhibition, Spirit of London Ride, Chamber of Horrors, and more.

Delve into London’s dark history on an evening ghost tour through the city’s royal parks, and see it in a new light. Under the cloak of darkness, explore dimly lit parks and historic buildings while your ghoulish guide tells stories. Plus, enjoy a Thames cruise that ends at the Tower of London, allegedly London’s most haunted landmark.

Reserve your table at the world’s leading tribute to the BBC’s hit TV series, "Fawlty Towers," at "Faulty Towers The Dining Experience." Head to the President Hotel near Russell Square and enjoy a uniquely theatrical script, lightning-quick improvisation, and a 3-course lunch or dinner—plus shocking service and hilarious scenes.

Avoid piecing together a Beatles-era-inspired route in London without direction; this private walking tour has a guide that'll do it for you. Stroll through central areas to see key sites such as Carnaby Street, Abbey Road crossing, Denmark Street, and other Beatles landmarks. As you walk, your guide shares stories behind Paul, John, Ringo, and George—both as individuals and as a group.

Getting to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter™ means a trek out to Watford, plus timing entry to a site that books up quickly. This small-group tour handles both, with round-trip train transport from central London and prebooked tickets. Inside, walk the original film sets, see props and costumes from across the eight movies, and learn how they were made.

Experience the magic of Harry Potter with a visit to Warner Bros. Studio Tour London. Learn all about the making of the celebrated Potter films as you explore the wizardry shops of Diagon Alley™, pay a visit to Platform 9¾™, and see some of the highlights of Hogwarts™. To make things easier, round-trip transportation from the Euston War Memorial (near King’s Cross Station) is included.

Explore beyond London without renting a car or navigating unfamiliar roads on this full-day coach tour to three of Britain’s historic and culturally important destinations. Visit Windsor Castle to see the State Apartments and St. George's Chapel, then head to the ancient stone circle of Stonehenge, and finish in Bath, famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman Baths.

London's landmarks are spread out and often mean separate tickets and queues for each. This small-group tour pairs two of them, walking you through Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament, with a guide who covers Britain's royal and political history. See the Gothic architecture up close, and choose to enter one monument while viewing the other from outside—or upgrade to go inside both.

Most street-art tours only let you look at the art, but this one lets you create your own. See some of London’s most vibrant pieces and learn basic graffiti techniques during a combined walking tour and workshop. Venture off the typical tourist trail to explore hip, artistic Hoxton and Shoreditch, with your guide's insights adding context to what you see.

Be immersed in London’s creative culture on this half-day photography tour of Camden street art. Go off the beaten track around Camden Market and Kentish Town, exploring backstreets and canal paths on foot for an intimate glimpse of urban creativity, with insights provided by your local guide. See heritage landmarks like the Amy Winehouse statue and Hawley Mews graffiti and enjoy the personalized service of a small-group tour.