Self-Guided Walking Tours in Westminster Palace

Have you ever imagined yourself being born in a royal family? Having a castle of your own and hundreds of servants? This tour will make you feel closer to the British Royal Family. You will see the places frequently visited by The Queen, princes, and dukes, including Westminster Abbey – a place where the royal weddings take place, Buckingham Palace – currently the home of The Queen and her administrative headquarters, Royal Albert Hall – a concert hall opened by Queen Victoria, and a lot more.

Double-decker buses, cabs, and telephone booths - It is just impossible to associate these symbols with anything else. And what about Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, or Westminster Abbey? Even those who have never been here know perfectly where it is. But how did London become London and get its modern face? If you are interested in it what if we answer this question at a height of 135 meters? At the London Eye, we talk about how London has transformed. You find out what catastrophes and upheavals the city went through to find itself finally. And of course, you see the panorama of the whole town and its main attractions. Then you get down, as a bonus, we will take a short walk through the center of London. You see Big Ben and get to know why it is Big and why it is Ben!? You approach Winsminter Abbey to enjoy real gothic and pay your respects to the famous monarchs, writers, and scholars who have found peace here. You pass Saint James's Palace and Buckingham Palace, the significant royal residences, and after, find yourself on Trafalgar Square to discover its symbols. Note! This tour is not affiliated with the London Eye but is provided by an independent creator.

Double-decker buses, cabs, and telephone booths - It is just impossible to associate these symbols with anything else. And what about Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, or Westminster Abbey? Even those who have never been here know perfectly where it is. But how did London become London and get its modern face? If you are interested in it what if we answer this question at the height of 135 meters? At the London Eye, we talk about how London has transformed. You find out what catastrophes and upheavals the city went through to find itself finally. And of course, you see the panorama of the whole town and its main attractions. Then you get down and stroll through London. You see Big Ben and get to know why it is Big and why it is Ben!? You approach Winsminter Abbey to enjoy real gothic and pay your respects to the famous monarchs, writers, and scholars who have found peace here. You pass Saint James's Palace and Buckingham Palace, the significant royal residences, and after, find yourself on Trafalgar Square to discover its symbols. Our walk will last about 2 hours, so remember to wear comfortable shoes! To get to London Eye, take the Tube! Waterloo is the closest station. It is just about 5 minutes walking distance!

Welcome to this self-guided audio tour of London, a journey that will take you through some of the city's most iconic and historically significant landmarks. This tour is perfect for anyone interested in history, culture, and architecture. Your tour begins at Madame Tussauds London, a world-famous wax museum located on Marylebone Road, where your ticket is included. However, please note that an audio tour inside Madame Tussauds is not provided. From there, you will make your way through a series of notable sites, including the Royal Academy of Music, the Sherlock Holmes Museum, Trafalgar Square, and many other famous attractions. The tour concludes at Big Ben, one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world, situated adjacent to the Palace of Westminster. Along the way, you will discover the rich history and cultural significance of each location. You will see the elegant architecture of the Royal Academy of Music, immerse yourself in the Victorian world of the Sherlock Holmes Museum, and experience the vibrant atmosphere of Trafalgar Square. The tour will also take you to other iconic sites such as the National Gallery, Horse Guards Parade, and Westminster Abbey, each offering a unique perspective on London's diverse heritage. This tour promises to be an unforgettable experience, allowing you to walk at your own pace and hear every word of the tour without interruption.

Dive into the heart of London's illustrious history and vibrant culture with this engaging self-guided audio tour, perfect for curious travelers intent on discovering the city's most famous landmarks on foot. Your adventure begins with a ticket to Westminster Abbey, the coronation site since 1066, included to enrich your exploration from the very start. While the audio tour walks you through London's storied streets and along the picturesque River Thames, ending at the magnificent Tower Bridge, please note that it does not provide an audio tour inside Westminster Abbey. Following a carefully crafted route through the bustling streets of London, you'll start at the majestic Westminster Abbey, journey past the seat of British democracy at the Palace of Westminster, delve into the secrets of WWII at the Churchill War Rooms, and be lifted to new heights on the London Eye. As you move through the city, the tour will guide you towards stunning views at Tower Bridge, while storytelling from the audio commentary brings the sights around you to life. With each step, immerse yourself in the narrative of London's past and present as it unfolds before you. Make sure to soak in the grandeur of the Abbey with your entry ticket before you set off, as the rest of your journey will be flanked with unforgettable sights and vivid stories of London's iconic treasures.