St. Paul's Cathedral Tours and Tickets

Immerse yourself in legend and grandeur on a 2.5-hour walking tour through London! On this fun and informative excursion, you'll explore the warren of streets that make up London's Old City to visit sites like Covent Garden, St Paul's Cathedral and London Bridge, as well as infamous locations such as the Tower of London "“ where many tyrants and politicians met their deaths. Explore this cutting-edge metropolis that remains a landmark of tradition.

Get the most out of London by combining a hop-on, hop-off bus tour, a 2-hour walking tour, and a 20-minute Thames River cruise. Your bus ticket is valid for 24 hours, makes 60 stops over the course of three routes, and includes on-board audio commentary in eight languages. Choose your walking tour and river cruise departure times to suit your schedule.

Admire some great British and international art on this 3.5-hour private tour of London's Tate Britain and Tate Modern. With a private art-expert guide, admire each gallery's highlights, and enjoy a sightseeing boat trip along the Thames River in between. Visit the Tate Britain, home to Britain's national collection of paintings from the 16th century to ogle masterpieces by Turner, Constable, Hockney and others. Later, explore the spectacular Tate Modern and see pieces by artists such as Picasso, Matisse, Rothko and more as your guide provides expert insight into each.

Experience London through a lens on this private photography tour and enjoy the undivided attention of your professional photographer guide. Learn how to get the best out of your camera, then put your newfound skills to the test as you walk through Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square. Capture classic London images like red telephone boxes, tube signs and suited horseguards, or focus on landmarks like Big Ben, Parliament Square or Westminster.

Did you know that there is a small town within London which has a town hall, its own laws and police? Did you know that the Romans founded Londinium in this city and that the Great Fire of London of 1666 started within its walls? Within a one mile square area lies the most important financial centres in the world and some of its peculiarities. The primary contributors to London's skyline such as Tower 42, the Gherkin, the controversial Walkie Talkie and the curious Lloyd's buildings, coexist with what remains of an old Roman wall, an amphitheatre, the fourth St. Paul's Cathedral and centuries of history.If you want to discover the old London with its Roman layout which still retains its street names, and if you are fascinated by modern architecture which continually strives to be the very best, then the Londinium tour to the city will get you acquainted with the peculiar City of London.