17th Century masterpiece, rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of London which later held King Charles III & the late Princess Diana’s Wedding plus many other historical ceremonies.

The Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace is a colorful, musical military ceremony where the Old Guard (soldiers on duty) hands over responsibility to the New Guard.

Borough Market is London's oldest surviving food market, a bustling hub for high-quality, specialty foods, fresh produce, artisan goods, and diverse street food, attracting locals for over 1,000 years of history. It's known for its vibrant atmosphere, mix of established vendors and modern stalls under historic iron vaults, offering everything from rare spices to gourmet treats. You can make this your lunch stop too.

The Roman Wall of London (Londinium) was a massive defensive stone structure built around AD 200-225, defining the city's boundaries for centuries with its thick walls, towers, and gates, serving as both protection & a symbol of Roman power, with remnants still visible today, notably around Tower Hill.

View buildings of outstanding architectural heritage where every British King & Queen have been coronated & the Church where Prince William & Princess Catherine were married.

Amaze at a truly magnificent gothic building which is home to UK Democracy , Big Ben & the House of Lords.

11th century castle built by William the Conqueror with general historical knowledge & information.

London’s celebration square which originates from victory on the high seas during Lord Nelson’s time.

Experience the epicentre of London’s entertainment district with famous lights and sights. We also tour London's famous Westend.

Step back in time & see a 500 year old Tudor Palace which was built for Henry VIII and his 6 wives. It is also currently connected to the home of King Charles III & Queen Camilla. We also tour the aristocratic streets, shops, private houses & clubs & hideaway hotels.

The home & office of the British Prime Minister.

Observe the giant Ferris wheel overlooking the River Thames on the South Bank.

Witness the rebuilt theatre where stage performances & stories were told through the writings of William Shakespeare by the banks of the Thames River.

The jewel of London’s Royal Parks which looks amazing all year round. Look out for the pelicans, gardener's cottage & beautiful flowers.

Observe the very reason why London exists ... Used as a means of transportation, it helped London grow into the busiest trade centre in the world. Painted & photographed throughout the centuries.

The Tower of London is a historic castle on the Thames, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, serving as a royal fortress, palace, & infamous prison for nearly 1,000 years.