Christmas Tours
Big Ben, the Tower, Buck House, St Paul’s, the Eye, Westminster Abbey, the gates of No. 10, Covent Garden, the building where they chopped off Charles’ I’s head – all those landmark London locations you wanted to see in one day. Can it be done? Yes! and no waiting around on stuffy coaches in a never-ending traffic jam – We can take you via our Virtual Tours.
Samuel Pepys Christmas Morning 1660 Virtual Tour
Join leading London historian Ed Glinert, author of Penguin’s London Compendium, cruise ships speaker, and one of the most prolific tour guides in the country, on this festive Zoom tour-talk he invented around the great diarist’s London haunts.
Charles Dickens at Christmas virtual tour
Join leading London historian Ed Glinert, author of Penguin’s Literary Guide to London, cruise ships speaker and one of the most prolific tour guides in the country, on this original festive Zoom tour-talk around the great author’s London haunts.
Sherlock Holmes at Christmas – virtual tour
I called on my friend Sherlock Holmes on the 2nd morning after Christmas with the intention of wishing him the compliments of the season…
So begins the classic Conan Doyle 1892 Christmas short story mystery “The Blue Carbuncle”.
The Official Jack the Ripper tour on ZOOM
The Official Jack the Ripper Tour Who was it and how did he get away with it? Those are the wrong questions to be asking about the greatest murder mystery in London history. Who was it and how did he get away with it? If those are the questions you’re asking...
The Crown Official Walks: from Princess Lillibet to Queen Elizabeth
From Princess Lillibet to Queen Elizabeth You've seen The Crown: this is the real-life walk around London version taking in the Queen's capital haunts. You’ve watched the show, marvelled at the costumes, thrilled at the grand houses, and grown up with the young...
The Crown Official Walks: the Princess Diana Years
The Crown: The Princess Diana Years You've seen The Crown: this is the real-life walk, taking in Princess Diana's Kensington haunts, followed by a quick trip to Westminster. They called her the People’s Princess and the Queen of Hearts yet she was just a shy...