Group Travel Tour Operator and DMC for London
Royal London
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The Cupola Room was the principal state room of the palace, and it was here that Princess Victoria, later Queen, was christened in 1819 ©Historic Royal Palaces, Adam Gray
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A view of the Presence Chamber. This room was used for formal receptions ©Historic Royal Palaces, Adam Gray
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The New Pond Garden is one of two pond gardens at Hampton Court, and is closest to the Knot Garden and the Privy Garden ©Historic Royal Palaces
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The White Tower from the south west. Begun in the reign of William the Conqueror, it was completed by 1100 ©Historic Royal Palaces, Richard Lea-Hair
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View of the White Tower from the south west. Begun in the reign of William the Conqueror, it was completed by 1100 ©Historic Royal Palaces, Richard Lea-Hair
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Yeoman Warders stand by the Middle Drawbridge. The drawbridge was originally added to the Tower of London in 1834 to facilitate bringing munitions to the White Tower ©Historic Royal Palaces, Richard Lea-Hair
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Banqueting House ©Historic Royal Palaces, Richard Lea-Hair
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The Great Hall at Banqueting House ©Historic Royal Palaces, Peter Li
Includes entrance fees and guide service
On this tour we discover some of London’s most iconic Royal locations and explore the lives of the British monarchy. You’ll get to visit Hampton Court Palace, Kensington Palace, and Tower of London all with your very own Blue Badge guide to take you around the sights. A busy schedule awaits on this tour as there’s so many Royal Sights in London to see!
Dates
Dates throughout 2024 & 2025
Suggested itinerary by coach
Day 1
Hampton Court Palace and Gardens
Travel to London and meet your guide at this most regal of locations and famously once home to flamboyant King Henry VIII. Costumed tour guides will be on hand to assist as you discover the Palace’s highlights including England’s largest Tudor kitchens, oldest hedge maze and the sumptuously decorated Great Hall. Afterwards, head to Central London to check into your hotel and have the evening at your leisure.
Day 2
Kensington Palace and Banqueting House
Enjoy breakfast before meeting your Blue Badge guide who will accompany you to Kensington Palace, the favourite residence of successive sovereigns until 1760 and birthplace of Queen Victoria. Choose one of four routes through the Palace and enjoy cutting-edge royal exhibitions focusing on the famous former residents. In the afternoon you’ll be heading to the Banqueting House in Whitehall – originally built for state occasions, plays and masques, but also the site of King Charles I execution in 1649.
Day 3
Tower of London
After breakfast, make your way to the Tower of London to learn of the grim history of this 950-year-old fortress. You can explore the Tower at your leisure but don’t miss the Crown Jewels, which include some of the most extraordinary diamonds in the world. You’ll also see the famous Ravens and of course, the Yeoman Warders, who offer free tours every 30 minutes.
Suggested Hotels
We offer a selection of 3 and 4 star in central London and on the outskirts, all offering easy access to Central London. Full details of hotels available on request.
For outskirts hotels, we typically use hotels in the Heathrow, Wembley & Watford areas. Central hotels may be in the Canary Wharf, Docklands or Kensington areas. We can arrange dinner in your chosen hotel – please contact us for supplements.
| Dates | 3 days / 2 nights |
| 2024 dates | Price on request |
| 2025 dates | Prices available on request |
A single room supplement will apply at most hotels – details on request.
