London Bike Tour: Landmarks, Secret Gems, Pub Stop & Street Art

You'll get kitted up with a bike and helmet or tweed flat cap (optional). Secure bag storage is available.

Your ride starts with a loop of Archbishop's Park to get comfortable with your bike and to make any adjustments. The park is a popular spot for Lambeth residents and hosts a Zipwire in the summer months.

Lambeth Palace is home to the Archbishop of Canterbury and located on the south side of the River Thames, across from the Houses of Parliament.

You'll stop on the south side of the River Thames to see one of the best views of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.

Explore the quaint backstreets of Westminster, home to politicians, air raid shelters, and Lawrence of Arabia.

Pass through the ancient grounds of one of London's 'public schools' and find out what Winnie-the-Pooh and Shane Macgowan have in common.

Stand in front of Westminster Abbey, home of Coronations and Royal Weddings. *Note; Westminster Abbey is a paid attraction and we do not have time to enter it on this ride.

Ride around St James's Park, London's most beautiful Royal Park, home to pelicans and glorious flower gardens.

Stand in the middle of Horseguards Parade where military parades take place each year and see the Downing Street garden and impressive Old Admiralty Building. You may also catch part of the Horseguards changeover.

Ride up the Mall to Buckingham Palace home of the Queen. Hear tales of Royal history and gossip from your guide. And catch the best parts of the Changing of the Guard (on certain dates). *the Mall is closed to cars on Sundays making it an extra special cycling experience.

Ride under this pretty arch that marks the boundary of 'Royal London', and find the secret stone nose located underneath.

Trafalgar Square is the home of many iconic monuments, including Nelsons Column and the National Gallery. It's also the technical centre of London.

Visit London's only Italian style piazza, Covent Garden Market, bustling with shops and restaurants.

Once know as the 'bucket of blood' due to its connect with bare-knuckle boxing, the pub is older than the USA and a favourite with locals.

Stop by an ancient Egyptian obelisk on the River Thames to also discover the story of London's amazing Victorian sewage system.

Ride past London's iconic ferris wheel, the London Eye. You'll stop briefly at the best place for a photo.

Cross the River Thames using a bike lane over Westminster Bridge. You'll cycle right underneath Big Ben!

Visit the Graffiti Tunnel under Waterloo Station, made famous by Banksy, and see street artists painting amazing murals. This is the only 'legal' graffiti zone in the area. And you'll also get to try graffiti yourself as spray paint is provided in the tour.