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London, England
The Royal TourStep into the heart of a capital where the weight of royal history is in constant conversation with the electric pulse of modern life. This route takes you across the centuries, beginning along the banks of the River Thames, shaped by the iconic outline of Big Ben and the centuries-old presence of Westminster Abbey, before leading you toward the refined, ceremonial splendor of the Crown’s palaces. Then, the pace shifts as you step into the vibrant energy of the West End, where theatre, the dazzling lights of Piccadilly Circus, and the historic charm of Covent Garden come together to reveal London at its most lively.

London Eye
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View of Westminster
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Big Ben
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Winston Churchill statue
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Westminster Palace
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Westminster Abbey
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Saint-James Park
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The Royal Family
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Buckingham Palace
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Saint-James Palace
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Royal family fun facts
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Piccadilly Circus
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Leicester Square
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Chinatown
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Soho District
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Palace Theatre
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Covent Garden Market
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Saint Martin-in-the-Fields Church
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Trafalgar Square
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Advice
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London Eye view
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Jan.
5°
Feb.
5°
March
7°
April
10°
May
13°
June
16°
July
18°
Aug.
18°
Sept.
15°
Oct.
12°
Nov.
8°
Dec.
5°
In London, a raincoat and umbrella are must-haves in any season! The lowest temperatures are in January and December, averaging 9°C, and the highest are in July and August, averaging 23°C. So, the best times to visit London are in spring and summer, although rain is still quite present!
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in where ever you are. The navigation system and audio-guide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a prefered starting pont: London Eye
Waterloo Parking : 39 Yord Rd We have indicated a parking lot near the starting point of the tour, but it's imperative to read the following information to know everything you need before parking in the city center: In London, we strongly advise using public transportation as much as possible to get around. It's wiser to leave your car in a parking lot on the outskirts to ensure you'll find a spot. For example, you can park at the Lewisham Shopping Center parking lot, located 40 minutes away by public transport from the city center. You'll have to pay for parking, but it's much cheaper than underground parking. But if you absolutely insist on parking your car in the city center, you'll need to pay a tax imposed since 2003 on all vehicles wishing to drive in central London. You can then park in one of the underground parking lots, but keep in mind that the rates are generally very high. Don't forget that the traffic direction is reversed, and the English drive on the left!
Our tour passes by the London Eye, the Palace of Westminster, and Westminster Abbey: don't forget to buy your tickets in advance if you want to visit them! Feel free to purchase the London Pass in advance, which allows you to enter more than 80 London attractions with advantageous skip-the-line tickets. Our tour goes through St. James's Park and Green Park: access is free but subject to opening hours. Remember to check them before your visit!
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