Private Guided and Chauffered Tour of London

Your guide and driver will join you at your departure location of choice, such as your hotel or apartment. Once seated in your comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle, relax and enjoy the sights as your private guide gives you an unforgettable tour of the city.

Your day is completely flexible allowing you to choose what you want to see, but your guide will be able to make recommendations or plan your route for you if you prefer. With a separate guide and driver, you can leave the vehicle at any point to explore London's colorful neighborhoods on foot. 

Sample itinerary:

Journey through the West End of London, enjoying London's theatre and cinema scene at Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square. Enter the Westminster area and take in the wonders of Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the London Eye. Watch the famous Changing of the Guard Ceremony with your guide who knows the best secret locations away from the crowds.

Next, stop for a bit of luxury shopping at Bond Street or Harrods, followed by lunch (own expense) made fresh at a 1000-year-old market or at a 500-year-old authentic London pub. After lunch, journey back through London's history as you drive through The City and hear about events such as the Great Fire and the Plague. Along the way, make a stop at St Paul's Cathedral, then cross the Millennium Bridge and see Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

Finally, see the Tower of London, London Bridge, and Tower Bridge, followed by drop-off at your location of choice - a restaurant, museum, your hotel, or a shopping area. Your guide will leave you with plenty of tips and recommendations for the rest of your stay such as the best places to eat, how long you should spend at the British Museum, or what to see and do in Camden.

This is just an example though, and your tour will be perfectly tailored to you and your tastes. If you are a Harry Potter fan, love the Beatles, or want to dine at the best restaurants in London, simply let the supplier know. Or why not venture away from the beaten path and see the Olympic Park or beautiful, village-like Greenwich where is a mere 20-minutes away from central London?