Other Tour Venues

More UK Tours, if one of the Top Tours does not appeal, then:

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	The British Museum, Bloomsbury This magnificent British Museum in Bloomsbury not only exhibits Egyptian mummies and the controversial Elgin Marbles but a host of exhibits from other ancient civilizations too. Reservation Request
	The Globe Theatre, Southwark The Globe theatre has been restored to its original 16th century state and is again thriving with Tudor dramas often performed in the original style including groundlings. Reservation Request
	Kensington Palace, Kensington Gardens From Queen Victoria to Princess Diana Kensington Palace has been a royal residence for centuries and is tucked away on the edge of the Royal Park. A big restoration and improvement programme has now taken place intime for the Diamond Jubilee. Reservation Request
	St James's Palace, Pall Mall Not open to the public (except Friary Court) but you can enjoy Sunday services in the Chapel Royal in the winter. It remains actively used by the Royal Family still and the Household Division continue to stand guard there. Clarence House, the former Queen Mother’s London residence, is next door. Reservation Request
	The National Gallery & National Portrait Gallery, Trafalgar Square At the north side of Trafalgar Square, National and National Portrait galleries showcase all that is best in British (Constable and Turner) and European art, including Boticelli, Michelangelo, Reubens, Titian, Van Gogh, Manet and Monet. New exhibitions available every year. Reservation Request
	The Banqueting House, Whitehall Just along Whitehall from Downing St. It's history goes back to the Tudors, Charles I and the architect Inigo Jones. This is the last surviving part of the original Whitehall Palace destroyed by fire in the 17th century. It is still used regularly for dinners and other events. Reservation Request
	Samuel Johnson's House, off Fleet St. The famous lexicographer and man of letters Samuel Johnson, lived just behind Fleet Street and near to the famous Ye Old Cheshire Cheese pub. Reservation Request
	The Imperial War Museum, Lambeth Evocative exhibits including lifelike World War One trenches which give a chilling but realistic take on warfare and the two World Wars of the 20th century particularly. Reservation Request
	The Temple Church, off Fleet Street Alongside the home of the city's legal profession, Temple church, home of The Knights’ Templar, was famously depicted in the book and film The da Vinci Code. Reservation Request
	The Tate Modern, Southwark All that is remarkable in contemporary British art, all housed in an old power station. Tate Modern sits near to The Globe Theatre and across the Millennium Bridge from St. Paul's Cathedral. Reservation Request
	The Victoria & Albert Museum, Kensington The old V&A has had a makeover now and looks all the better for it. It’s the world’s most famous home for art and design. We can take in that other architectural gem at the top of the street too: The Albert Hall with its Albert Memorial opposite. Reservation Request
	The Beatles' Abbey Road crossing, St John's Wood Stroll across Abbey Road the most famous pedestrian crossing in the world......and just imagine. Reservation Request
	Kew Palace & Kew Gardens ...Magnificent Kew Gardens with tropical areas too make this a charming addition to any trip to London. The palace, though small in comparison to others, is well worth a look: George III went mad there. Reservation Request
	The Royal Parks in central London Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens dominate the centre of London but Green Park alongside Buckingham Palace, and exquisite St James Park, gives life and texture to the city too. Regent's Park with its wonderful zoo is just north of the West End, whilst Greenwich Park home to The Royal Observatory is certainly worth a visit. Reservation Request
	Clarence House, St James's Clarence House home of The Prince of Wales, Duchess of Cornwall, and the Princes William and Harry. Situated just along The Mall from Buckingham Palace. Former home of the late Princess Diana. Reservation Request
	Kenwood House, Hampstead This elegant villa, remodelled by Robert Adam in the 18th century, houses a superb collection of paintings, including masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Turner and Gainsborough.Take a stroll across Hampstead Heath and enjoy the village atmosphere of Highgate and Hampstead villages. Reservation Request
	Ham House, Syon House and Chiswick House There are plenty of famous stately homes to look at and compare just on the outskirts of west London near to another Royal Park - peaceful Richmond Park with its extensive deer herds. Reservation Request