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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.

Enjoy a more rewarding visit to London's Tate Modern on this guided tour. Visiting in a small group of no more than eight people provides plenty of opportunity to ask questions about the artworks and the 19th-century power plant that houses the modern art museum. See works by Picasso, Dalí, and Warhol in the permanent collection and also learn about the many temporary exhibits that the museum has displayed in its relatively short history.

The National Gallery is home to some of the world’s finest pieces of art, but knowing where to find what can be a challenge for visitors. Make things easier for yourself, and brush up on your art history knowledge, by visiting with a guide. See works by the likes of Van Gogh, Botticelli, Rembrandt, and Van Eyck, and appreciate minor details invisible to the untrained eye.

London's rock and roll landmarks—the Abbey Road crossing, recording studios, venues tied to the bands that defined the era—are scattered across the city with no obvious route linking them, and most carry no signs explaining what happened there. A private black cab tour covers the rock history sites with a guide and a driver handling the route between them.

Home to two million years of history from six continents, the British Museum takes time to explore. This self-guided audio tour lets you hit the highlights at speed, including art by Da Vinci, the Rosetta Stone, the Parthenon sculptures, and the world of the pharaohs. As well as the informative commentary, your package includes reserved timed entry, a small donation to the museum, and a sightseeing app.

London’s music history is spread across neighborhoods that are difficult to connect without a car. This private tour brings together major rock landmarks, from Abbey Road to the Gibson Garage London, in a single, hassle-free route. Travel comfortably in a black cab while hearing stories about artists such as The Beatles, Queen, and Jimi Hendrix, and check off multiple music-related landmarks in just one experience.

Discover London landmarks linked to the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Queen, and other rock legends with ease on a private black cab music-themed tour. Choose the start time and tour duration that works for your schedule and meet your driver-guide at your hotel for a seamless experience. Save time as your travel to highlights such as the Abbey Road crossing, Trident Studios, and beyond with direct transfers.

Make the most of your time in London with tours of two of its flagship museums—the National Gallery and British Museum—with just a small group. Explore the National Gallery, home to one of the world’s greatest painting collections, seeing masterpieces such as Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers.’ Plus, let your guide introduce you to some of the must-see ancient and medieval treasures at the British Museum.

When it comes to gin, sipping a G&T only gives you half the picture. Learn exactly how the spirit is produced with a visit to the Bombay Sapphire Distillery. Find out the role botanicals play in the distilling process, sip an included cocktail and a self-serve G&T, and learn about the history of gin production.

Finding and visiting London’s real-life Harry Potter™ filming locations on your own can be time-consuming without knowing where to look. This guided walking tour makes it easy by leading you to famed spots such as the Millennium Bridge, Cecil Court—often linked to the inspiration for Diagon Alley—and King’s Cross Station, home to Platform 9¾. Along the way, your guide shares behind-the-scenes stories from the films, while allowing plenty of time for photos.

Fans of the Beatles, and anyone interested in London pop culture, will love this private Beatles tour of the city in a classic London cab. Visit locations associated with the 1960s band, including Abbey Road Studios and Savile Row, where they performed their last gig, and learn more about the Beatles and the swinging ‘60s from your entertaining guide.

Combine the magic of Harry Potter with the history of the Scottish borders on this day trip from Edinburgh. Ideal for fans of the world’s favorite wizard, this tour takes care of transportation, leaving you free to admire Bamburgh Castle and Alnwick Castle, a filming location featured in both Harry Potter and Downton Abbey. You'll venture beyond the capital's crowds and visit parts of the country that many first-time visitors often overlook.

Delve into London’s rich musical history, without getting lost, on a bus tour of the capital’s rock ‘n’ roll sites. Tour the vibrant city in a comfortable vehicle, starting from South Kensington, and see the exteriors of renowned clubs, famous hotels, and record labels associated with music legends, including The Beatles, Jimmy Page, and Bill Wyman. Make a few stops for photo ops, including the Abbey Road street crossing made famous by The Beatles.

The church as we know it today was founded by Henry III in the 13th century, who ordered the demolition of Edward the Confessor’s royal palace and a monastery situated on the site. In its place, a new Gothic cathedral was built that was consecrated in 1269: From now on, by decree of the King of England, Westminster Abbey was to be a place for the coronation and burial of monarchs. - Royal Tombs, Today, over 3,000 people are buried or memorialised at Westminster Abbey, including 30 monarchs and notable historical figures such as Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Stephen Hawking and Geoffrey Chaucer. - The Coronation Chair in St George’s Chapel is perhaps the most famous piece of furniture in the world. - Poet’s Corner - Explore the Lady Chapel & Chapter House - Royal Tombs - Unknown Warrior - Pyx Chamber - The Quire - Cloisters

Take a Magical Mystery Tour through London’s most iconic Beatles landmarks, uncovering rare stories and hidden gems along the way. Led by a Beatles expert and author of "Guide to the Beatles London", this walking tour takes you to famous sites like Abbey Road Studios, where you can snap a photo on the legendary crossing. Note that the tour is not wheelchair accessible but is stroller and service animal friendly.

The British Museum is one of the largest museums of its kind in the world, with more than eight million items on display. With this tour, make the most of your time with an experienced guide and an itinerary customized to your interests and preferences. Take in the highlights or pick and choose the exhibitions that interest you most, and take a fascinating journey through human history, art, and culture.

London’s National Gallery has a vast permanent collection of more than 2,300 artworks, so it’s hard for first-time visitors to know where to start. On this private tour, maximize your time as your guide shows you all the highlights as well as points out notable paintings that many visitors miss. This tour will take all the hassle out of your visit, so you can spend more time admiring masterpieces by Rubens, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and more.

"Harry Potter™" fans in London may rush to the Warner Bros. studio, but plenty of magical movie locations can be found within the English capital. Join a group of fellow Muggles for a walking tour through central London and see the real-life spots that inspired sets such as Diagon Alley, the Leaky Cauldron, and the Ministry of Magic.

Skip generic walking tours for a Beatles-focused alternative that takes you through London to spots you might otherwise miss. Journey from Paul McCartney's home, where some of their most beloved music was written, to the iconic Abbey Road crossing. See where Beatlemania was first announced, explore Marylebone's "Hard Day's Night" filming locations, and finish at 3 Savile Row—the site of their final concert.

Joe Strummer's connection to Ladbroke Grove runs deep—the neighborhood shaped both the man and the music—but the specific locations, stories, and context behind that connection aren't the kind of detail you'd find on a standard London sightseeing tour. This private alternative covers the Ladbroke Grove sites associated with Strummer and The Clash, ending with a beer (on Saturday tours) to mark the visit.

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.

A walk-up visit to Shrek's Adventure! London can mean queueing for tickets with restless kids in tow. This prebooked admission ticket sets your entry time in advance, so you can head straight in as soon as you arrive. Inside, the attraction runs on interactive performances, a 4D DreamWorks bus ride through London, and walk-through themed areas, with characters from the films appearing along the way.

Warner Bros. Studios, where the Harry Potter™ movies were made, sits on the outskirts of London, making it a bit of a trek. This full-day tour includes round-trip coach transportation from central London, so you can spend the day exploring spellbinding movie sets independently.

This private London tour is designed with fans of the world’s most famous wizard in mind. Ideal for families as kids go free of charge, this tour reveals more than 10 London locations used to film scenes from the Harry Potter movies. As well as exploring the City of London without worrying about getting lost, you’ll stop for photos at Platform 9¾.