LONDON Westminster Private Walking Tour fully flexible

at this tour is tailed to you and is totally flexible depending on how much time you have and which sites you may have already seen. Pick and mix and I will create a tour for you It may include a short bus or tube ride depending on what you want to see. Some highlights are listed below Buckingham Palace Trafalgar Square Piccadilly circus Covent Garden Leicester Square Walk down the Mall Royal Parks including Hyde Park;. Green Park, St James's Park St James's Palace with changing of the guard (when running) The Tower of London Borough Market South Bank London Eye (tickets not included) Pall Mall Clarence House Big Ben Parliament Westminster Abbey (entry not included) Victoria Tower Abraham Lincoln monument Churchill War Rooms (entry not included) Leadenhall Market This walk is your bespoke walk for you for up to 12 people

While at the Arch you get to view a building described as "offence to London architecture". And learn why the Mall is red as we head towards Buckingham Palace. Stopping on the way for tales of fraud and intrigue and Westminster's Gasketeer's. Westminster has so much to offer and so many monuments. Walking is route takes you to so many hidden gems. Along the red Mall we walk along side St James's Park to King George VI monument and Queen Elizabeth. Resident at Buckingham Palace during the war see the tribute to the Queen Mums work and listen to a couple of royal stories.The Mall towards Buckingham Palace has the best views of the oldest and original working Westminster gas lamps up close

A Tudor marvel originating from the 13th Century. Site of royal proclamations and home to ancient royal baby swapping scandal. St James's Palace is the most senior and most interesting in Westminster, London. Hear about its fascinating history former hospital and Tudor residence. Also what it is currently used for today. On specific days when it is taking place this is where it is best to see Changing of the Guard.

We walk past Buckingham palace and its Golden Monument to Queen Victoria. Take selfies in front of the palace. We check out the beautiful Dominion Gates. While I regale stories from Queen Victoria time and how Buckingham Palace came into being and speculation as to why King Charles III does not reside in the palace. Also ask me why we have a King James Mulberry bush. Time for photos and a climb up the golden Victoria Monument.

There is plenty to see Big Ben in the Elizabeth Tower, recently renovated and looking stunning on the world stage of attractions; Westminster Palace other wise known as the Houses of Parliament, seat of English and UK government and politics; Westminster Great Hall, where kings have been tried for treason and others have played tennis; Westminster Abbey 2,000 years of history and The Supreme Court the highest in the land. Parliament Square in the centre of Westminster itself of the banks of the River Thames in site of Shard and the Eye. I leave you to explore the rest of London and where you receive your souvenir map of all the places we have walked. I am then open to questions for where you go next, how to bag cheap theatre tickets and where is good to eat.

Pass by times are all flexible. See all the hidden and not so hidden gems of Trafalgar Square. Learn about London's history and how Westminster City came into being. We also talk about King Charles and the monarchy. While at Trafalgar Square you will have a chance to take some iconic photos.

Entry to the Tower not included in ticket price

t or where to pick your next meal, being a small business (with a small online presence, you can easily find me) I can direct you to where your need to be next. I often carry spare tourist guide maps with me so just ask me for one.

Usually Monday, Wednesday, Friday and on Sunday at 11am but can be cancelled at short notice by the army. We always pass by St James Palace.

Stop at the supermarkets or any other shops you are interested in.

I point out features and land marks you would normally wander past. This area has a rich and interesting history originating as part of Westminster Abbey.

Past Fortnum and Mason and a pop inside if you are in need of presents to take home.

And the Royal Academy of Arts is a fine place for a rest before continuing your walk.

If we are lucky a Beadle will regale a story or 2. Please remember this is your tour and I am very happy to accommodate which ever site you want to visit. The tour will be custom fit to your requirements, starting by a pick up from your hotel. As such tour times may vary from 2 and half hours to. 3 and half hours