Walking Tours in England

London's East End is the epicenter of the city's vibrant street art scene, and the stomping ground of legendary street artists such as Shepard Fairey, Eine, and Banksy. This 2.5-hour small-group walking tour will take you off-the-beaten-track in East London's coolest neighborhoods, where you'll discover colorful street art, learn about the notorious Jack the Ripper, stroll down Brick Lane, and visit the famous Spitalfields Market.

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.

Ensure that your holiday photos are worth showing off on this unique 2-hour private photography tour of central London, including a personal photographer and up to 30 high-quality images of your trip. Stand in front of monuments like Big Ben, Westminster and Trafalgar Square, or pose by Royal Horseguards, red telephone boxes and London Underground signs, as your professional photographer guide captures your perfect souvenir photos.

Feel your spine tingle as you follow in the footsteps of violent murderers like Jack the Ripper and Sweeney Todd on a ghoulish 3-hour ghost walking tour of London. See the sinister side of the city as you creep down gas-lit alleys and secluded streets to discover London's gory history; travel by motor coach between destinations and listen to terrifying tales told by an entertaining guide. Absorb the eerie atmosphere of Drury Lane Theater, declared London's most haunted theater; hear tales of barbaric barber Sweeney Todd as you arrive at his former residence in Fleet Street; and visit the sinister sites of Jack the Ripper murders on this truly terrifying tour.

No visit to England would be complete without experiencing quintessential traditions such as the Changing of the Guard. See British culture come to life during this 1.5-hour experience of the Changing of the Guard ceremony from select prime vantage points. In a small group limited to 15, you'll observe the Queen's iconic foot guards, clad in red tunics and bearskin hats, and watch the household cavalry put on an impressive display. Follow history-rich guide commentary with ease using a headset.

See an alternative side of London while honing your photography skills on this 2-hour evening photography tour. Master basic techniques or improve existing camera skills alongside an expert guide and capture flawless shots of London's illuminated landmarks. Choose between a creative workshop in Westminster, home to the iconic Big Ben, London Eye, and the Houses of Parliament, or opt to photograph London's famous skyline from Southbank on the Thames River.

East London boasts an ever-changing tableau of street art, representative of the area's cultural melting-pot. On this private 2.5-hour walking tour, you'll explore one of the city's coolest corners alongside a local guide. Discover the origin of cockney rhyming slang, browse the vintage boutiques of Shoreditch and inhale the fragrant aromas of Brick Lane's curry houses, all the while passing vibrant examples of street art. This private tour allows you to customize your itinerary and receive undivided attention from your guide.

East London is home to a thriving street art scene that constantly changes "” colorful graffiti are regularly removed by the council, rendering Shoreditch and Spitalfields' art ephemeral. On this 2-hour walking tour, you'll visit current street art and learn about East London's rich artistic heritage. Stroll the iconic Brick Lane, passing Indian restaurants and vintage shops, and capture amazing images on your camera. Small-group tour, limited to 15 people.

Discover the true story behind notorious East London gangsters, Ronnie and Reggie Kray, on this 2-hour walking tour. Exploring areas such as Whitechapel and Bethnal Green with a local guide means you'll gain insight into the history and heritage of east London. Visit sites made famous by the violent antics of the brothers and pass The Blind Beggar pub, where the Kray's infamously killed a rival gang. Small-group tour, limited to 15 people.