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Evi is a great tour guide. She provided interesting facts about the city and its culture. I would definitely tour with her again! more 
I have toured with Michel twice now. Both times, we were a small group of adults and teens. Michel was very informative and friendly. He even went out ... more
What a brilliant tour!Stephen has enclyclopedic knowledge of London and really made it come alive.He was full of enthusisasm and passion. We were lucky enought to have him for our ... more
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Tickets for The View from The Shard
The shard is 95 storeys high and is the tallest building in all of the European Union, designed by the renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano. Not only is it stunning to look at, the view it offers is also truly marvellous. You can see the London Eye, The Tower of London, St. Paul’s, the Thames and many more from 68 storeys above the hustle-bustle of the city of London. more
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Tickets for London Zoo
The Victorian era zoo has been reformed with the changing times and is an institution that stands for the conservation of fauna. It residents are over 17,000 in number and range from over 750 different species! some of the creatures you cannot miss here are:Lowland gorillasGalapagos turtlesKomodo dragonsMighty lions and tigersPygmy HipposThe zoo has a Butterfly Paradise, The Spiders exhibit, the Aquarium, Reptile ... more
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Tickets for Shakespeare's Globe + Afternoon Tea
See the recreation of the theatre where Shakespeare's plays were first performed. Learn about the true ways of life during the Elizabethan Era in this building that is in the image of 16th-century architecture. The exhibitions and educational programs here are not be missed if you want to learn about Shakespeare.Afterwards, you will enjoy a lovely afternoon tea at the Swan Bar. your A Midsummer Night's Dream themed tea will be served ... more
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Tickets for Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre Tour + Exhibition
Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre has the only thatch roof in London and the authentic Tudor exterior, and is an architecturally accurate recreation of Shakespeare’s original theatre. See the stage, and learn from your guide about the atmosphere of the place, its audience, and how the bard's verbal creations came to life on this stage with colourful stories. Enjoy the live demonstrations of sword fighting and costume dressings at the theatre ... more
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Tickets for Kensington Palace
The Kensington Palace has been residence to the Royals for over 300 years, and was opened to the public in 1899 at the behest of Queen Victoria and so it became a public museum. You cannot miss the Grand Staircase, the King's Gallery, and the King's State Apartments while here, as well as the Royal Drawing Room. As you leave, you must swing through the Palace Gardens with the Cradle walk and Sunken ... more
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Tickets for Shakespeare’s Birthplace
Shakespeare’s Birthplace: This half-timbered house is where William Shakespeare was born and raised. The museum house has appropriate domestic furnishing of the period, and has a recreation of John Shakespeare's glove-making workshop.Shakespeare’s New Place: This house that Shakespeare and his family called home from 1597 until his death in 1616. It was demolished in the 17th century but its original footprint can be traced as it was ... more
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Tickets for Stonehenge and Roman Baths: Roundtrip from London
Unlock the secrets of the 5,000-year-old Stonehenge- one of Britain's most mysterious attractions. With a professional guide and an audio headset in Stonehenge and the Roman Baths you can enjoy your day trip. You'll also see the Roman Baths after a lunch stop in the Georgian city packed with pretty buildings and terraces. more
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Tickets for Windsor Castle: Roundtrip from London
Join your trusty guide and head into history - 900 years of it, to be exact. Windsor Castle has been home to a succession of monarchs and is probably still home to a few, if you believe the ghost stories. Tour the state apartments, see where the Queen has her tea, browse St. George's Chapel and then go for a walk around Windsor - where it's said that Shakespeare was inspired to write his play The Merry Wives of Windsor. It's the biggest ... more
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