Here, at the Travelling Tour Guide you'll find fun, engaging and interesting tours across London. And if you're more of a 'like-it-my-way' kind of travellers, feel free to contact me and, based on you likes and interests, I will tailor a tour specially for you!
A Tale of Ale
What do the Brits love to drink? BEER! And what's more British than a local pub?
On this tour we'll visit some of London's oldest pubs. I'll tell you all about their fascinating history and the notorious, glamorous and quirky people who used to frequent them (including a very non-English-like parrot).
So, let's discover how, from a drink that was frowned upon, the almighty PINT became the centre of British social life.
The Beauty of Street Art
London is beaming with graffiti and street art. What's the difference? How did this all begin? And what does the US President have to do with it?
In this colourful tour, we'll explore the streets of East London's Shoreditch. Using the stories of the art, artists and local area, we'll weave a tapestry of creativity, multi-culturalism and history.
Hidden Treasures
Secrets and magical wonders are hidden right under our noses (and sometimes above our heads) all over the streets of London. On every streetcorner, you can find something interesting and surprising. For example, what weird musical instrument is hidden on one of the most famous high streets?
This tour will shine a different light on the most touristy areas. We'll hear strange tales about London's busiest streets, visit gorgeous back allies and delightful shops, and find out how the London of old shaped the London of now.
The King and I
Palaces, Royal houses and Royal Guard marching in unison for over 350 years. That's what people expect to see when they think about 'Classical London'. But do all these have to do with bears and pelicans?
In this tour, we'll travel through time following the Royal family. On the way we'll stroll along beautiful parks, see famous palaces and experience the iconic Changing of the Guard ceremony. We'll even get to the most famous clock in the world – Big Ben (and I'll tell you why it's not really Big Ben).