14 Activities in City of London, United Kingdom (with Map and Images)

City of London Tour: From Sugar and Slaves to Tea and Opium. Welcome, I'm Justin. But some friendly advice! If you just want to take pretty pictures to put on social media (and don't really like...

The South Bank: A Social History of Pubs, Prisons, Prostitutes and Shakespeare's Plays Welcome, I'm Justin. But some friendly advice! If you just want to take pretty pictures to put on social...

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Do you like to get off the beaten path and discover a city's hidden secrets? If so, then join me as we venture where few tourists go, into the neighborhoods of Bermondsey and Rotherhithe, and...

London is the city with perhaps the greatest literary history in the world... And there are very few walks that guide you in the footsteps of many of the greatest writers that have made their home...

Free Jack the Ripper Walking Tour of London – Whitechapel 1888 Step back in time and follow the trail of the world’s most infamous unsolved serial killer on our Free Jack the Ripper Walking Tour...

Would you like to see the city with a native English-speaking tour guide who has had the honor of being a full-time tour guide in multiple European cities since 2014? Then read on. 👇 Through years...

Step back in time 2,000 years and explore the City of London, on this special sightseeing tour. Starting at Tower Hill Station, our Free Historic City of London Walking Tour guides you through the...

The British Museum is the UK’s most-visited museum. Accompanied by a guide, you’ll admire the Museum’s masterpieces and learn how humans have shaped our world.

In this free tour of Camden Town, we'll visit one of the most famous neighborhoods in London. It'll be a stroll among quirky stores, street food, and lots of music!

Embark on a 1.5-hour walking tour and visit the locations where the serial killer Jack the Ripper murdered his victims in 1888. The Whitechapel murders are one of the most famous unsolved cases in London.

This is not a typical tour. It’s an accessible, narrative‑driven walk for curious travellers who enjoy history, symbolism and big questions about what money and power really mean today.