London Full Immersion Tour 6 hrs
An historical walk through the main monuments, parks and squares.
Starting with Westminster district, historic centre of the British capital, where the royal family and government's lives have been intertwined for centuries. We will see Piccadilly Circus, Buckingham Palace, St James's Royal Park, Westminster Abbey. Of course the Parliament with the Big Ben tower and Trafalgar Square.
After lunch we will get on the classic double-decker bus and head towards St Paul's Cathedral, we'll walk along the River Thames with a unique view of the skyscrapers in The City, London's first settlment and modern financial district. We will visit the first bridge built by the Romans, then heading to our last stop: the famous Tower Bridge with a view of the historic Tower of London.
Royal London Tour 3 hrs
Discover the places and history of the English Monarchy and British institutions in the Westminster district.
Our journey will start from the most famous square in the world, Piccadilly Circus. We will travel along The Mall to reach the King's residence, Buckingham Palace. We will pass through St James's Royal Park, once a hunting reserve for Henry VIII, to arrive at Westminster Abbey, site of Kings and Queens' coronations. After admiring the Parliament and the Big Ben tower we'll walk along Whitehall passing by the famous 10 Downing Street. Finally arriving at the magnificent Trafalgar Square, home to one of the most important art museums in the world, the National Gallery. Around the corner we'll find the beautiful Covent Garden with its theatres, markets and shops
River Bank Tour 3 hrs
The first stop will be the most important place of worship in the country, the beautiful and elegant St Paul's Cathedral. We will cross the Millennium Bridge, famous for its appearance in the Harry Potter films, arriving in front of the most visited modern art gallery in the world, the Tate Modern.
Delighted by a magnificent view of the City and its mix of historic and modern buildings, we will see Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, a pub once frequented by pirates, an ancient vessel and a modern warship. Walking along the Thame's river bank we will discover stories of ancient trade and modern markets. We will then reach the first bridge built in London by the Romans, and over the more iconic Tower Bridge we'll admire the Tower of London, a castle with a history of almost 1000 years.
The City of London, origins and identity 3 hrs
The City of London is the special district that occupies the oldest portion of the London urban agglomeration where the Romans initially founded the city of Londinium around the year 40 AD.
Today this area is the modern financial district of the capital, its medieval streets are a mix of history and contemporaneity, between medieval monuments and dizzying skyscrapers, old stone and modern steel.
Fascinating and ambiguous, this area of the city tells how London was founded at the hands of Romans, then conquered by the Anglo-Saxon and Norman peoples and how various historical events, including the great fire of 1666, shaped the identity of the capital up to our own days.
Canary Wharf, a little NY in London 3hrs
Defined by many as a small New York in London, this urban area develops horizontally leaving visitors breathless.
A labyrinth of tall buildings, skyscrapers, river basins and small gardens occupy the Canary Wharf area, brand new buildings where history literally leaves room for the new and the future. A constantly changing construction site and an open-air public art gallery, at every corner an art work awaits for you.
In competition for the title of 'financial district' with the more historic area of The City, Canary Wharf is the emblem of contemporaneity and future, also offering some fun public entertaining activities spread around its streets, especially during summer.
West London, Notting Hill and Portobello Market 3 hrs
The royal district of Kensington is one of the most exclusive and elegant areas of the capital, full of cultural institutions, traditional pubs and wonderful gardens. Here is located the Royal Albert Hall, the most famous concert hall in UK and Kensington Gardens, a splendid park in which Kensington Palace stands, one of the favourite residences of the royals!
Leaving Kensington Park, another famous neighborhood will welcome us, Notting Hill, an elegant and colorful urban oasis in the west of London. The area is famous for its street carnival and Portobello Road Market.
We will walk through the lively streets of this neighbourhood discovering its history. The renowned Portobello market will delight us with its rich offer of antique objects, vintage clothing, accessories and much more!
East London - Street Art, markets and food 3hrs
We will discover one of the liveliest neighborhoods in London, where contemporary cultural and artistic life is taking place today. An area in constant change, today the east-end is the heart of London life.
We will be fascinated by the ever-present street art of this area that constantly give a new identity to these streets.
We will discover unique and extravagant shops full of creativity, cutting-edge designs and experimentation.
Markets as well as many different culinary experiences are a must in this neighborhood: traditional bakeries where you can find excellent Bagels, Jewish restaurants and the typical Indian curry greatly appreciated by the English.
The National Gallery 2 hrs
A place of world-class collections with unique and evocative works.
One of the most important art museums in the world, the National Gallery, houses masterpieces of the Italian and Flemish Renaissance. The protagonists of European painting of past centuries such as Da Vinci, Caravaggio, Rubens, Vermeer and other masters up to the modern works of the Impressionists such as Monet, Van Gogh, Degas and beyond.
An emotional, powerful experience with magnificent works that will leave you speechless.
The Tate Modern 2hrs
The Tate Modern is known as the most prestigious modern and contemporary art gallery in the world. With over 6 million visitors a year, it has redefined the exhibition standards of the most recent art forms.
The Tate Modern houses some of the most important works from the 20th and 21st centuries, iconic pieces that have shaped our collective imaginary. Works that tell about the cultural environment in which we are immersed and that communicate with us directly, showing us a modern world full of creativity, dark sides, imagination, political activism and social criticism. Dialogues between works and observers that leave more questions than answers and force us to think about our place in the world.
The British Museum 2 hrs
The British Museums is one of the oldest and most important museums in the world with thousands of archaeological finds from all over the planet.
During our visit we will travel through time thanks to the majestic statues of pharaohs and ancient deities. We will closely observe unique objects that have traced the history of humanity: sculptures, artifacts, magical accessories and architectural remains from powerful empires that were once eternal.
A journey across the four continents, a fascinating experience that will give you the impression of having been to every corner of the world in just a couple of hours.
