Top England Walking Tours - page 122

Seeing London’s South Bank with a private guide can be the ideal way to explore a new city, but it isn’t always kind to your wallet. With this self-guided audio tour, all you need to do is purchase a budget-friendly mobile app to enjoy city landmarks on your own terms. Stroll from London Bridge to the Tate Modern, listening to a producer share the long entertainment history of the area.

Our Party Passes offer a flexible way to experience popular weekend nightlife venues. Designed for both small and large groups, they provide pre-arranged guestlist access to selected bars and clubs across the UK. You are free to visit as many or as few of the included venues as you wish, at your own pace, making this a great option for those who prefer an independent night out rather than a fixed itinerary. This experience is not a guided tour. There is no host and no timetable to follow. Instead, your group is placed on the guestlist at each participating venue. On arrival, simply give your name at the door to receive guestlist entry. Where a standard door charge applies, entry is included at no additional cost.

Zombie Scavengers tests your ability to survive after a Zombie Apocalypse. The game leads you through the city, where you will have 60 minutes to collect survival items for your colony. The Setting: Small colonies of the living are doing all they can to survive. You and your team have been tasked with scavenging for survival supplies for your colony. You’ll only have 60 minutes to figure out which items you'll need and find as many items on the list as you can. Your Mission: With 1 hour and your team of up to 10 people, you will use your smartphone to search the area for much needed food, supplies, and shelter. Along the way, you will be asked to do some challenges or answer some trivia questions. The goal is to score at least 4000 points in 1 hour in order to survive the zombie apocalypse! PS. Our game is family friendly, no actual zombies are involved in the scavenger hunt.

Walk around Swindon while completing the Operation City Quest scavenger hunt! Use an app to find a list of objects around the city in any order you choose and perform fun challenges for points. Collect points and take a look at your score compared to others across the country. All of our scavenger hunts have a remote host via chat to help along the way. Come out and explore with us in Swindon.

This is a unique week of tours to mark what would have been Freddie Mercury's 80th birthday. We will visit many sites associated with Freddie from his family home in Feltham, to Garden Lodge where he lived and tragically died in 1991. I will tell many stories about Queen, one of the greatest rock bands in the world. We will visit several iconic sites, where the band lived, socialised recorded and played. I have been a Queen fan for over 50 years and count myself lucky to have seen them in concert in 1986. This is an all day tour to cover a swathe of Freddie and Queen related locations. I intend for us to have lunch at the Champion Pub where it is said Freddie wrote 'We are the Champions" (Incidentally I am sceptical about this) During our tour as we commemorate Freddie's life I will show you a number of clips of Freddie and the band performing. We will be using public transport. A good level of fitness and walking shoes are required for this epic Queen journey

A tour which takes a gentle walk in the leafy suburbs of Edgbaston, which presents the influence of the British Quaker and African American Civil Rights leaders who resided in Edgbaston, Birmingham in the 18th Century. Ida B Wells - African American, investigative journalist and campaigner for the abolishment of lynching George and Richard Cadbury chocolate manufacturers and the reliance of coca harvested by enslaved Africans to boost their economic might. Joseph Sturge - Birmingham based Industrialist who founded The British and Foreign Ant-Slavery Society

London’s Millennium Bridge is a beautiful backdrop for vacation photos, but unless you’re an experienced photographer, you’ll struggle to capture professional-looking pictures. Book a skilled photographer–guide for between 30 minutes and two hours to make sure you get the best photos possible. Commemorate your family, couple’s, or solo trip to London with images you’ll want to share and frame.

The Forest of Dean & Wye Valley Online Road Trip Guidebook is a structured multi-day journey through one of Britain’s most atmospheric border landscapes, where England and Wales meet. Covering approximately 76 miles (122 km), the route works best over 3–6 days, with flexibility for 3–10+ days. Distances are short but the contrasts are striking as forest roads open into dramatic river viewpoints. Forest of Dean – Ancient woodland, mining heritage and traditional forest towns surrounded by England’s last great wildwood. Wye Valley – Limestone cliffs, river viewpoints and historic landmarks including Symonds Yat and Tintern Abbey. Each section includes narrative introductions, route structure and time-based planning ideas. This online self-guided trip helps you plan and explore at your own pace. With 12 months included, access begins from the selected booking date — choose a date that allows time for planning rather than your travel date.

Folkestone grew from a sleepy harbour town into a major passenger port & railway link to the continent during the early part of the 19th Century. High-society had already discovered the town's charms and local landowner Lord Radnor employed Decimus Burton (of Regent's Park & Tunbridge Wells fame) to develop the seafront & the grand Leas cliff-top promenade was born. The 2 World Wars completely changed the fortunes of the town and during WW1 most of the seafront buildings were requisitioned & the local population evacuated. Over 10 million troops & personnel left for the front lines in France via Folkestone between 1914 & 1918! Today, The Leas retains its grandeur & beauty, but now has added poignant memorials to these momentous events which we will explore in depth. More recently, the Old Town & Harbour have had a huge regeneration & are a great destination for shopping and eating. Come and discover this gem on the East Kent coast with your local Blue Badge tourist guide.

Bring home a unique souvenir with this London landmarks photography package. Meet your photographer and take pictures in front of the Tower of London, the London Eye, and other landmarks. Enjoy a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere as you capture a special family vacation or a meaningful solo trip. A great way to combine sightseeing with a fun activity.

Discover Beverley's charming streets while indulging in a quirky Afternoon Tea experience. On this 2½-hour tour you'll build your own tea, course by course, enjoying freshly made sandwiches, a locally produced sausage roll, artisan chocolate, and a delightful cake platter in historic venues, including a cosy pub. Along the way, immerse yourself in the town's rich history and learn about the origins of afternoon tea, all while sipping tea, coffee or even a glass of prosecco. Perfect for individuals, friends, and families. Plenty of time for chatting along the way. This seasonal autumn/winter tour involves less walking around town and more sitting and chatting in the warmth. But do come dressed for the weather! - Build your own afternoon tea with local delicacies - Explore Beverley's history with insights on afternoon tea origins - Enjoy a relaxed pace with cosy stops for food and drink - Tour duration is approximately 2½ hours, covering about one mile

Exploring the political heartbeat of the city, featuring the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, No. 10 and Trafalgar Square, ending at St James park café.

Discover the vibrant street art of Brixham on a guided tour highlighting the masterpieces created by Urban Gypset. Gain insights into the themes and stories behind each mural, as your knowledgeable guide shares exclusive details and personal anecdotes about the artwork. Tours cater to both small private groups and larger parties, ensuring a personalized experience that showcases Brixham’s rich artistic heritage. Perfect for residents and visitors alike, this tour not only celebrates local art but also supports community businesses along the way. - Guided tours of Brixham’s street art by insiders with the exclusive knowledge. - Small group size (up to 12) for private tours or larger groups (up to 20) - Accessible locations with parking, tailored to avoid peak traffic times

Journey through St James's, a historically aristocratic and influential London district defined by royalty and tradition. Bounded by Piccadilly to the north, Haymarket to the east, Green Park to the west, and St James's Park and The Mall to the south, it is a relatively small, elegant, and often quieter pocket amidst the city's bustle. The walk will take you from the tranquil, gas-lit lanes of Green Park into the core of "Clubland" and high end 19th century shopping discovery bespoke 19th century craftsmanship and then dives into a 1960s rock 'n' roll haunt. The tour culminates with visits to the powerful St James Square and the royal St James's Palace, finishing the route down The Mall to the ultimate symbol of the Crown, Buckingham Palace.

Explore the enchanting streets of Greenwich on this guided Bridgerton walking tour, where fans of the popular Netflix series can visit iconic filming locations. Marvel at the grandeur of the Queen’s House, transformed into Spencer House, while your knowledgeable guide shares insider stories and historical insights. Stand on the Prime Meridian at the Royal Observatory and enjoy scenic views from Greenwich Park. This leisurely 2-hour tour is perfect for avid fans and history buffs alike, offering a delightful mix of culture and entertainment. - Discover famous Bridgerton filming locations in Greenwich - Enjoy expert commentary from a Bridgerton aficionado - Includes admission to the Queen’s House and guided insights - Convenient meeting point at Greenwich Station, lasting 2 hours

Introducing Bath's long history from pre-Roman times to its rise & fall as a spa town. This tour introduces the general insights into the origins of Bath from ancient times as a Roman site to its more fashionable development as the destination to see & be seen by high society...and then its decline. We will introduce the major architectural locations such as the Royal Circus, The Crescent, Charlotte square. However, where this tour differs from your typical Bath city historical tour, is we will also detail the many references made to the city's people and places in Jane Austen's literature and in her own personal family life here.

Enhance your experience of royal London on a 1 hour and 45 minute walking tour of the English capital’s regal sights. Alongside your guide, you’ll amble along the Mall, admire the verdant splendor of St James’ Park and learn about the rich history of the British monarchy. Witness the pomp and pageantry of the Changing of the Household Cavalry ceremony — conducted Horseguards Parade — and soak up the bustling atmosphere of Trafalgar Square, home to the colossal Nelson’s Column.

Calling anyone interested in Classical music or London history. Why did some of the greatest Classical composers come to London? Come discover stories both successful and tragic of why these great musicians came to London - see where they lived, performed and socialised. We will discover 3 fascinating areas of London - Mayfair, Soho and St James and what life was like for these great musicians. Come and walk in the footsteps of Handel, Haydn, Mozart and Chopin and discover the fascinating world of 18th and 19th Century London

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

Discover the very best of Westminster on this expertly guided walking tour led by a qualified Blue Badge Guide. Stroll through the heart of historic London and admire some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, St James's Park, and Whitehall. Along the way, hear fascinating stories about Britain's royal family, political traditions, and centuries of history that bring London's streets to life. Your guide's expert commentary goes far beyond the typical guidebook, providing unique insights into the people and events that shaped the nation.

Our Princess Diana experience takes place entirely outdoors in the beautiful surroundings of Kensington Gardens, allowing guests to explore the places Diana knew and loved while hearing the story of her life. Along the way, you'll visit some of the park's most famous landmarks, including the Italian Gardens, Long Water, Peter Pan Statue, Serpentine Bridge, Diana Memorial Fountain, Albert Memorial, Royal Albert Hall, the historic Bandstand, Round Pond with its swans and waterfowl, the Sunken Garden and the grounds of Kensington Palace. Rather than focusing solely on royal history, the tour explores Diana as a mother, humanitarian, style icon and the People's Princess. Guests will uncover hidden stories, royal history and local insights before finishing at the famous Café Diana, a unique café dedicated to her life and legacy. Combining beautiful parkland, iconic landmarks and fascinating storytelling, this tour offers a deeper connection to one of the world's most beloved figures.

Discover the vibrant heart of Asia in London with this private walking tour tailored for families with tweens and teens, or the young at heart. Over four hours, explore the eclectic neighbourhoods of Soho and Chinatown, where authentic Asian culture, delicious food, and engaging activities await. Capture memories in a Korean photobooth, sample Taiwanese bubble tea, enjoy interactive experiences with Japanese gachapon machines, and learn some light-hearted history along the way. This tour is designed to keep both kids and adults entertained, making it an ideal outing for families seeking unique experiences in the city, or who want a break from the usual tourist trails. - 4-hour private walking tour perfect for families with children aged 10-17 - Enjoy interactive activities like Korean photobooth sessions and gachapon spins - Explore local Asian bakeries, food shops, and hidden gems in Soho and Chinatown - Optional Asian street food lunch with dietary accommodations available

All aboard the Hogwarts Express! From the gates of Trinity College, embark on an enchanting Harry Potter experience with your witch or wizard guide. Receive your wands, and be sorted into Hogwarts Houses, before a visit to Oxford's own Flourish & Blotts. Enter the Bodleian Library Divinity School, where Harry was visited by Dumbledore in The Philosopher’s Stone. Wander through the medieval corridors of New College (founded in 1379), following the footsteps of Hogwarts students in the films. See the oldest dining hall in Oxford, where students have been eating in gowns for almost 650 years. Stand under the tree where Draco Malfoy tried to curse Harry Potter—but ended up transfigured into a ferret! Gaze at the windows of the Restricted Section of Hogwarts, where real-life books were also chained to the shelves. Dance where Professor McGonagall taught Ron Weasley how to waltz in The Goblet of Fire. Test your knowledge in our Harry Potter quiz along the way!

Step back in time to London in 1526, where monasteries and nunneries shaped the city’s landscape and culture. This intriguing tour explores the remnants and stories of over 40 religious institutions that once thrived before their dissolution in 1540. Wander through the streets that echo with history and uncover the significance of these monumental sites that played a crucial role in London’s past. Ideal for history enthusiasts and those curious about the city’s medieval heritage, this tour offers a unique glimpse into life during a transformative period. - Explore the historical sites of London’s monasteries and nunneries - Discover the rich stories behind these religious institutions - Perfect for history buffs and curious travelers - Uncover the impact of the dissolution of monasteries on London life