Private Tours
You can book me to take you and your friends and family round!
Prices start from £275.
Classic London
Great for a first-time visitor to London.
All the most famous bits in one morning- Buckingham Palace, Westminster
Abbey, Trafalgar Square, and Big Ben!
This tour is wheelchair-accessible.
A History of the City
A 2000-year history of London's oldest
district, from the Romans to the modern financial centre, with lots of
hidden gems along the way!
This tour is not accessible for larger wheelchair sizes.
Secrets of Covent Garden
Covent Garden is packed with incredible stories that most people miss. We'll find stories of prima ballerinas, plague victims, and arsonists!
This tour is wheelchair-accessible.
The Tower of London
We'll see the Crown Jewels, and where queens like Anne Boleyn have lost their heads. And we'll meet the Tower's famous beefeaters and ravens!
The Tower is only partially accessible by wheelchair.
Churchill War Rooms
Let's
descend into this perfectly-preserved secret WWII bunker, which lay
untouched for decades! We'll see everything as it was, down to the sugar
cubes left in a desk drawer!
This tour is wheelchair-accessible.
The British Library
Almost
every British writer you can think of, from Geoffrey Chaucer to Oscar
Wilde; and incredible historical documents like Magna Carta! A quick
blitz through the Library's jewels.
This tour is wheelchair-accessible.
Gruesome Tales For Grown-Ups
The tale of Smithfield is a tale of blood. Plague pits, surgery, graverobbing- it's all happened here. We'll find execution sites and Georgian ghosts. This one is not for the faint-hearted!
This tour is not wheelchair-accessible.
Spitalfields & Street Art
In Spitalfields, we'll descend into a medieval bone house and dodge the notorious Jack the Ripper. We'll finish up on Brick Lane, where street artists come from around the world to show off their stuff.
This tour is not wheelchair-accessible.
Medieval Knights
In London's Wallace Collection, the walls are simply dripping with real swords, halberds, pikes, maces, crossbows and finely-crafted suits of armour. But how do you actually fight in this stuff?
This tour is wheelchair-accessible.
Natural History Museum
The one with the dinosaurs! The Natural History Museum is one of the greatest collections in the world for everything natural- not just Stegosauruses and Ichthyosaurs, but blue whales, dodos, and even a piece of the Moon. My only tour to span 4.5 billion years!
This tour is wheelchair-accessible.
Westminster Abbey
Monarchs have been crowned and buried here for 1,000 years. It's also the burial place for many great figures in our nation's tapestry- writers like Charles Dickens and Geoffrey Chaucer, and scientists like Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin.
The Abbey is only partially accessible by wheelchair.
Votes For Women
In
1890, the idea of women voting seemed a dangerous absurdity. Just
thirty years later, we had our first female MP. Find out how our
courageous sisters did it in this tour through Westminster, the heart of
state power. Would you have done what they did?
This tour is wheelchair-accessible.
How To Read A Painting
Perfect for those who didn't pay attention in art history class. At the National Gallery, we'll see all the big hitters of European art- Da Vinci, Picasso,
Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Michelangelo and Monet- and figure out how painting developed along the way.
This tour is wheelchair-accessible.
I Never Knew That About Westminster
The lesser-known stories of London's biggest tourist spots. We'll find abseiling lesbians at the Houses of Parliament, black abolitionists at Westminster Abbey, and a secret fascist headquarters. Perfect for seasoned Londoners.
This tour is wheelchair-accessible.
Slavery & The City
The links between the City of London and the slave trade stretch back to its foundation as part of the Roman Empire. In this walk through London's financial district, we uncover stories of the enslaved among the modern-day skyscrapers and find out just where all that money ended up.
This tour is wheelchair-accessible.