Fancy a leisurely ramble around London’s wartime landmarks?
Not only will you discover the stories behind major bomb sites, underground command centres and proud war memorials, but you'll encounter, along the way, curiosities from the Blitz era that even Londoners don't know about!
We meet just outside the entrance to St James's Park tube station (District & Circle lines), directly below 55 Broadway, which is also the headquarters of the London Underground. If it's raining, we meet inside under the Broadway Shopping Mall sign to be precise.
Our tour ends at Horse Guards Parade situated at the start of The Mall near to Trafalgar Square.
Visitors will examine the exterior of the gallery building with particular focus on the World War Two shrapnel damage still visible.
Vistors will learn about the attack on the church in 1941 while standing outside. Inside, there is an opportunity to inspect exhibits relating to this World War Two incident.
En route towards the Cenotaph, the group stops outside Westminster Abbey, where they will hear about the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior, which is inside in the nave. The tour does not include entry to the Abbey.
Visitors will inspect the national memorial to the war dead and hear about its design and construction as well as its role in the annual Remebrance Day parade.
Although the group will not be entering the attraction, we stop briefly to learn about this important wartime site once occupied by Winston Churchill's cabinet.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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