London walking tours

Explore London at your own pace with the Around audio tours made by expert guides

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City of London - Crime and punishment, blood and guts

17 stops

Riverside London - Bridges, bastions, boats, and Borough Market

17 stops

Secrets of Covent Garden - The bits you may miss

16 stops

Welcome to London - Westminster: power, people and politics

22 stops

What to visit in London in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of London

Big Ben & Houses of Parliament

The famous Big Ben is one of London’s most famous landmarks and the starting point of one of our London walking tours. While the name is often associated both with the bell and the clock tower, in reality, is just refers to the largest of the five bells inside of the clock tower. This is just one of the many curiosities narrated by our guide.

Westminster Abbey

The stunning Westminster Abbey is where kings and queens are crowned, and marriages occur. It's also where some of the most important figures of our history are buried, including Charles Darwin, Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Dickens, and Stephen Hawking among the 3,300 people buried here.

St Paul's Cathedral

Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, St Paul's Cathedral is among the top three sights you cannot miss if you are visiting London. The current cathedral was consecrated in 1697 after the Great Fire of London in 1666 destroyed the old St. Paul’s Cathedral.

Tower Bridge

Constructed in 1894, this is arguably the most beautiful bridge in London, and that's why it's often confused with the London Bridge, which, unfortunately, is far less beautiful than this one. Walking across the bridge is free, or purchase a ticket if you want to climb the power.

Buckingham Palace

The iconic Buckingham Palace has been the royal residence of British monarchs since 1837. Here, you can watch the famous Changing of the Guard, which takes place in front of the building at 10:45 am and lasts for about 45 minutes. We recommend double-checking the times as these might vary.

Tower of London

Dating back to 1066, the Tower of London served as a prison and royal residence. Currently, it houses the crown jewels which represent one of the largest and most famous jewel collections in the world.

Trafalgar Square

Located in the Charing Cross neighborhood of London, this is another main square of the city and is home to Nelson’s Column and the National Gallery. If you happen to be here around Christmas time, the square is the center of New Year’s Eve celebrations in the city.

Millennium Bridge

Recently built in 2000, this bridge has been featured in several movies, and it's the artwork of Norman Foster. From here, you will get a stunning view of St. Paul’s Cathedral as well as a picturesque view of the city.

London Bridge

This is the famous London Bridge, which you might have heard from the "London Bridge is falling down" song. If you want to know more about the connection with the song and why it's falling down, then you should hear its history with our audio tour.

St Katherine's Dock

St Katherine's Dock is now a charming dock located in Central London, but back in time, it had an important function for the commercial activity of the city, with ships unlocking their supplies without blocking the traffic.

City Hall

Located in Southwark, the City Hall is a peculiar building and artwork of architect Norman Foster, who also took care of the Millenium Bridge. It has served as the headquarters of the Greater London Authority between July 2002 and December 2021.

Southwark Cathedral

This stunning cathedral has been a place of a place of Christian worship for more than 1,000 years. Its construction started in 1106, and only in 1905 was it raised to cathedral status with the creation of the Diocese of Southwark. We recommend visiting it as the interior is marvelous.

Borough Market

Open all year, the famous Borough Market is the perfect place to take a break and have lunch while visiting the city with our audio walking tours. It's open seven days a week, except for major holidays but its hours might vary so we recommend checking the official website.

Covent Garden Piazza

You might have recognized this amazing area, known as Covent Garden Piazza. Here you will find the world-famous Market building where you can relax and have a tea break in one of the main cafes of the area.

Neal's Yard

This colorful alley is located in the Seven Dials neighborhood of London and is part of our Secrets of Covent Garden tour and is often overlooked by visitors. And if you fancy cheese, we suggest you check the Neal’s Yard Dairy.

Parliament Square

Parliament Square is one of the most important squares of the city, as it often sees important public manifestations being the heart of the political center of London. More about its history can be discovered in our audio tour.