We will explore some of London's most emblematic spots and markets, and see them in their Christmas glory, pop into little-known corners as rich in history as they are concealed from the beaten track, and see some gorgeous Christmas light displays and picturesque photo spots of the metropolis, all while learning about the history of Christmas and how it was celebrated in England.
The tour begins in the City and ends in Covent Garden, one of London's best shopping and dining areas, where you can explore an extensive Christmas market, enjoy a variety of drinks and snacks from street vendors, or pop into one of the many cosy pubs and restaurants which boast past visits from the likes of Charles Dickens and Charlie Chaplin.
On our way there, we will find some excellent photo opportunities with some of the most emblematic edifices of the City, so that you can have the best shots of yourself exploring our stunning capital.
Monument metro station, Fish Street Hill exit.
An impressive monument that has for centuries stood testimony to the turbulent history of the City of London.
A Victorian jewel in the heart of the City, that featured in Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" and appeared in one of the Harry Potter films.
The jewel of the City and it's main place of worship, in some shape of form, for more than a millennium.
A place as rich in history as it is beautifully decorated for Christmas.
One of London's oldest and most famous squares, the heart of Theatreland, and a place that fully embraces festive cheer and beauty.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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