St. Paul's Cathedral
Visit London's Anglican Cathedral. With its world-famous dome, St Paul's Cathedral is an iconic feature of the London skyline
Millenium Bridge
Stroll across the iconic Millennium Bridge, a striking steel suspension footbridge linking St. Paul's Cathedral with Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. Enjoy panoramic views of the Thames and the London skyline as you walk this architectural marvel
Tate Modern
Stop by the Tate Modern, a striking example of industrial architecture set on the banks of the Thames. Once a power station, it now stands as a symbol of modern creativity and culture. Enjoy the impressive exterior and the vibrant atmosphere around this iconic London landmark.
Shakespeare's Globe
Feel like in the XVI century visiting the reconstruction of the famous Globe Theatre, the Elizabethan playhouse for which William Shakespeare wrote his plays.
The Clink Prison
Discover the eerie past of Clink Prison, one of England’s oldest and most infamous jails. From the outside, get a glimpse into the darker side of London’s history, where prisoners once lived in harsh conditions right by the River Thames.
Golden Hinde
Admire the Golden Hinde, a full-size replica of Sir Francis Drake’s famous galleon. Docked along the River Thames, this historic ship brings to life the spirit of 16th-century exploration and adventure—perfect for a quick photo and a glimpse into maritime history.
Borough Market
Explore London's most renowned food and drink Market where you can find flavors from all over the world and buy local products.
The Gentlemen Baristas
Take a break to drink one of the best coffees in town. (Full Option Only)
London Bridge
Visit the most famous bridge of the city and one of the must-see landmarks in London.
St. Magnus The Martyr
Discover this beautiful 17th century church, inside of which is a model of the medieval city of London.
The Monument to the Great Fire of London
Admire The Monument to the Great Fire of 1666, a striking Doric column built to commemorate the devastating fire that reshaped London. Standing 202 feet tall, it marks the exact spot where the fire began and offers a glimpse into the city’s dramatic past.
Dunstan's Hill
Discover the ruins of one of the few remaining casualties of the London Blitz. This destroyed church has become an enchanting public garden, an oasis in the middle of the city.
Leadenhall Market
Come across London’s oldest Market in the heart of the city. This beautiful covered Victorian market was the setting for a Harry Potter movie due to its picturesque architecture.
Jamaica Wine House
Discover the story of how tea and coffee made it to United Kingdom
The Royal Exchange
Marvel at the majestic Royal Exchange, a historic landmark that once served as London’s center for commerce. With its neoclassical façade and rich history, it stands as a symbol of the city's trading legacy and timeless elegance.
Bank of England
Discover the Bank of England Museum from the outside, where history and finance meet. Learn about the institution known as “The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street” and its role at the heart of the UK’s economy. A must-see for history and architecture lovers.
Guildhall
Admire the historic Guildhall, the ceremonial and administrative heart of the City of London for centuries. This stunning medieval building has hosted royal events and city governance since the 15th century. A true architectural gem rich in heritage. (Only Full Option)
St Alphage High Walk
Admire the bit of original Roman wall remains with a beautiful Salter's Garden. (Only Full Option)
Barbican Centre
Discover the Barbican Centre, a striking example of Brutalist architecture and one of Europe's largest cultural venues. From the outside, admire its bold design and unique layout, surrounded by elevated walkways, gardens, and urban charm. (Full Option Only)
Candem Town
Explore one of London's most famous areas, home of the eclectic Camden Market and live music venues.
