All England Tours in May 2027
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Harry Potter Film Locations Tour in a Mini - May 2027
See where the most successful British film franchise of all time was filmed. Be chauffeur driver round each film location in a restored classic Mini Cooper with your very own passionate local guide to bring the story to life.
Calling all Muggles and Wizards! Come and discover a wonderful world of magic. Squeeze between two busses over Lambeth Bridge, just as Harry did, but rather than travelling in the Night Bus you will be in a restored classic Mini Cooper. See the inspiration behind Diagon Alley and where the Death Eaters threatened from above. You will see film locations featured in all of the films from the Philosopher’s Stone to the Deathly Hallows. Whether you wish to be Harry, Ron or Hermione, retrace the stars’ footsteps and recreate the famous scenes for yourself. You will finish up at Platform 9 ¾ just in time to catch theHogwarts Express back home.
Pick-up available anywhere in Zone 1 Central London, Crowne plaza –The city hotel (rear entrance) Kingscote St London EC4V 6DB
Sightseeing Tours
Jack The Ripper Walking Tour - May 2027
This private walking tour will transport you back to the dark and chilling world of the Whitechapel Murders in East London as we follow in the footsteps of the notorious and never-identified Jack the Ripper. This private tour (no crowds!) is the only tour that visits not just the location of every canonical Jack murder scene, but also several other key sites. During the tour, we will also learn about the myths and truths of Jack the Ripper and hear of the awful social conditions that the poor and ladies of Whitechapel had to survive in.
This tour is especially for those of you who want to do something different in London and don’t fancy walking Whitechapel at night or in a large group. Meeting you at your hotel or convenient tube station, we will either travel to Whitechapel or meet at Whitechapel Tube Station. Our private group will retread the cobblestones of the East End of London.
During the autumn of 1888, Jack the Ripper murdered at least five women. There were also several other horrendous killings before and afterward that may or may not have been carried out at the hands of the man voted "the worst Briton of all time". Whitechapel has changed a lot in the 126 years since Jack, who by luck, deviousness, and opportunity, wrought terror in the middle of the biggest city in the world and yet escaped time after time. However, much remains the same as well, and we will visit these landmarks of Whitechapel; the pubs that both Jack and his victims frequented, the lanes and alleyways where Jack stalked his victims, and the precise spots of some of these dastardly crimes. We’ll also visit the place where he left his only two clues which even now may be giving away his true identity.
We’ll learn what living in the East End was like in those days and visit what remains of Dorset Street, pivotal to the Jack The Ripper story and once the worst street in London and so bad that it now barely exists at all. See awful conditions that the residents, women and men alike had to endure. Discover the lucky breaks that Jack had and the misconceptions that the Police had of what the world’s first and still most feared serial killer would be like. Some of the buildings have changed; the streets may have new names, but the horror remains!
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Winston Churchill Walking Tour and War Roooms - May 2027
This one is for all fans and aficionados of one of the Greatest Britons of all time, wartime Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill.
This walking tour takes us around the streets of Piccadilly, St James and Westminster to places that were important in the life of Churchill. Everyone knows that Sir Winston Churchill loved his cigars, as well as various other vices, but we will visit the store which used to supply his cigars. Inside is a hidden treasure of London which was used by the great man himself. We will visit the home where Churchill lived as a young boy as well Downing Street where he lived as Prime Minister and see the church where he and Clementine were married in 1908. The tour ends outside the Churchill War Rooms which are perfectly preserved from the Second World War and from which Churchill ran the war whilst the streets through which we walked were regularly bombed by the Luftwaffe.
Tickets for the War Rooms are included along with an excellent audio guide to enjoy them.
Walking tours
Sherlock Private Walking Tour - May 2027
If you’re a fan of the hit BBC TV show Sherlock then this is the tour for you. Meeting you at your hotel or convenient tube station, this private tour will take you to some of the best known and most important locations as seen on Sherlock.
Visit the real street and see the actual door of Sherlock and Watson's home. See their favourite cafe and have a cup of tea there if you like! We’ll also visit the spot where Watson gets dragged into the world of Sherlock and see the actual place where Sherlock famously dies when he falls off that roof-top.
The tour also includes a visit to 221B Baker Street itself, the famous home of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s detective for that chance to buy some Sherlock memorabilia, and a visit to New Scotland Yard, home of the Metropolitan Police, the oldest professional police service in the world and one that features heavily in the original stories and the new TV show.
Please note that this tour is a walking tour, but takes 3 short trips on the London Underground.
Walking tours