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Total London Experience Sightseeing Tour

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

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The Total London Experience is an incredible value London sightseeing tour taking in London’s most famous sites and landmarks!

Days Operating - Daily

Duration – Approix 10 hours : STARTS 08.45AM – FINISHES APPROX 7PM

Summary
London Panoramic tour�
Buckingham Palace Changing of the Guard
Household Cavalry Museum
Covent Garden / lunch at a traditional English Pub
Tower of London and exclusive Beefeater tour (includes entrance fee)
See the famous Crown Jewels
St. Paul’s Cathedral (includes entrance fee) and special access to the Quire
River Thames Cruise
Flight on the London Eye

London Panoramic Tour and Westminster Abbey
A tour through London that allows you to see all the history and monuments the city has to offer, and all from the comfort of your seat.  Also, there will be the opportunity for photos outside the magnificent Westminster Abbey, the traditional site of coronations and the resting place of royalty. 

Household Cavalry Museum
Described as a living museum, the Household Cavalry Museum gives you a behind the scenes look at the Household Cavalry Regiment which was first formed in 1661 by King Charles II.   During the time spent at this incredible museum, you will have the chance to ask your questions to an official Household Guards trooper, plus the opportunity to be photographed in their official uniform. 

Buckingham Palace and Changing of the Guard
Here is the chance to see the famous ceremony of the Changing of the Guard.  This 45 minute ceremony is an amazing experience with the marching being accompanied by the Guards own band. 

Lunch in Covent Garden
In the bustling Covent Garden Piazza, sits a traditional English Pub where we will have lunch.  Hopefully if time allows, you will enjoy the street entertainers and shops which dominate the area that has existed since Roman times.  

St Paul’s Cathedral – Entry to the Quire
On top of London highest point sits this magnificent cathedral which was completed in 1708 from Sir Wrens design.  Inside we will be able to enter the Quire which is not normally open to the public.  Here you can see the beautiful mosaics that line the walls and ceiling. 

The Tower of London and Crown Jewels
500 years ago one of Britain’s most famous Kings, Henry VIII took accession to the throne.  To commemorate this is the Dressed to Kill exhibition which features armour and weaponry.  Also, during the time we spend at this impressive fortress, we will see the spectacular Crown Jewels and here of the history behind them. 

Attack the Tower – Join a Beefeater on tour
Join an actual Beefeater on a unique tour around the grounds of this 1000 year old fortress.  Along the way discover the fascinating history that comes with a building that has served as a Royal Palace, prison and a mint.  In particular you will learn how the Tower of London was attacked by peasants in 1381.  As you wander around one of Londons famous landmarks expect to be amazed by all it has to offer.   

River Thames Cruise
The second panoramic tour of London, this time however from the water.  This tour allows you to see the Thames amazing bridges and stunning bank side views. 

London Eye Flight
End the day on a ride on Europe highest Ferris wheel.  In one of its 32 glass capsules – one for each London borough – you can take in the stunning views that London has to offer.

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London Eye

Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009

 

What better way to see the London sky line than from the air in the comfort and security of one of the London eye’s famous capsules ? The London Eye formally the Millennium wheel first opened in March 2000. Since then the London Eye has not only become one of London’s most iconic landmarks but is also one of London’s most popular tourist attractions.

This breathtaking feat of engineering and design offers one of the most spectacular views in the London.  On a clear day passengers are  able to see around 40KM (25 miles) from the top, as far as Windsor Castle.  The London Eye is in prime position on London’s South Bank between Westminster and Hungerford bridges directly opposite Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.

Each glass capsule holds up to 25 people and each of you are provided with a gently paced 30 minute ride reaching a height of 135m. The London Eye can carry 800 passengers per revolution – equivalent to 11 London red doubled-decker buses!

Fancy something different. why not try a night flight and see the magical views of London by night. The London Eye is open until 9pm during the summer and until 9.30pm in July and August.

The ever popular London Eye sees 3.5million passengers each year , to avoid the sometimes daunting queues it is highly recommended that you make your London Eye booking in advance.

Why not finish your experience by visiting the Zen Cafe inside County Hall with great views of the London Eye. Why not pass by the gift shop before your flight to pick up you own mini in-flight guide and other souvenirs.

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The Medieval Banquet: Step Back in Time!

Saturday, October 11th, 2008

 

BOOK TOUR 35 MEDIEVAL BANQUET

Enjoy a really unusual, fun night out with a four course meal, unlimited drink (during the meal) and court jesters and King Henry VIII’s Royal entertainers!

DESCRIPTION

Every evening except Monday (closed 24, 25 & 26 December), you can go back in time to be part of this Medieval Banquet in the lovely vaulted cellars of the Ivory House. Make your own way to this historic part of London in St Katherine’s Dock which is in the shadow of Tower Bridge. It is a wonderful venue and there is no reason why, you can’t step outside and really appreciate the nightime glory of this wonderful bridge. Built in 1894, the Bridge was designed by Horace Jones in collaboration with John Wolfe Barry. It was constructed after the City of London Corporation acknowledged the densly populated East End of London was coming to a standstill as there were no bridges to the East of London Bridge. Journeys to and from that part of London were literally being delayed by hours!

If the history of the venue doesn’t interest you, the food is sure to! Included in the price is a wonderful four course banquet, served medieval style with serving wenches. You will be entertained by amongst other things, duelling Knights, Magic and traditional music. Accompanying your meal (until dessert is served) is free flowing beer and wine!

After the meal there is music and dancing till late.

Duration of this tour is approximately 3 hours and the dress code is smart/casual. No jeans or trainers.

Your nearest tube to the Medieval Banquet venue is Tower Hill Station.

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Sinister London and Jack the Ripper Tour

Friday, October 10th, 2008

Sinister London and Jack the Ripper Tour

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Tour Description

The Sinister London and Jack the Ripper tour will begin by driving past many of London’s famous sights such as the Houses of Parliament.  Probably the most famous attempt to breach the security of the Houses of Parliament was the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. The plot was a conspiracy among some Roman Catholic gentry to place large quantities of gunpowder beneath the Palace and detonate it during the State Opening of Parliament.  The foiling of the plot is marked annually in England on November 5th and is often referred to as Guy Fawkes Night.  You will also drive past old Tyburn, a scene used for centuries as the primary location of the execution of London criminals.

Sinister London and Jack the Ripper tour will eventually enter the City of London in London’s East End.  In the autumn of 1888, Jack the Ripper, an alias given to an unidentified serial killer was stalking the streets of the impoverished Whitechapel area and adjacent districts. The name originated in a letter sent to the London Central News Agency by someone claiming to be the murderer.  Your guide will take you on a walking tour, where you will visit the murder sites.

Because the killer’s identity has never been confirmed, the legends surrounding the murders have become a combination of genuine historical research and folklore.  Many authors, historians, and amateur detectives have proposed theories about the identity of the killer and his victims.

London’s East End was also the home of  Reggie and Ronnie Kray the notorious identical twin brothers, and the foremost organised crime leaders who dominated London’s East End during the 1950s and 1960s.

After your walking tour you will drive back through Fleet Street which is famous for the barber Sweeney Todd, traditionally said to have lived and worked in Fleet Street (he is sometimes called “the Demon Barber of Fleet Street”).

The drive back to Victoria will also take you past the stunning St Paul’s Cathedral and the Central Criminal Court in England, commonly known as the Old Bailey.
Your tour will end at approx 9.15pm in Victoria.
Should you choose to add the dinner option to your tour, this will be booked for you at 6.00pm at the superb Chez Gerrard restaurant located in the Thistle Victoria Hotel.  Your guide would collect you from the hotel reception at 7.00pm in order to begin the tour.

Tour Age Suitability

Please be advised that the Sinister London and Jack the Ripper tour is unsuitable for children under the age of 14.  Please also be advised that this tour involves walking, so please do dress accordingly.

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Historic and Modern London Tour

Wednesday, October 1st, 2008

 

Save £5.00 per person on Historic and Modern London Tours!

Historic and Modern London is one of our most popular London Tours. Concierge Desk are currently offering £5.00 off the RRP for the Historic and Modern London sightseeing tour. Book you cheap London tours today!

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Tour Description

The day begins with a panoramic tour of London’s West End.  This will give you the chance to take some amazing photo shots of Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Downing Street, the London home of the British Prime Minister, famous Trafalgar Square and the statue of Lord Nelson, Pall Mall and so much more.

The panoramic tour will also take in Westminster Abbey – a large, mainly Gothic church which is the traditional place of coronation and burial site for British monarchs.

You will alight at Buckingham Palace to view the Changing of the Guard. This grand occasion takes place in the forecourt of Buckingham Palace and you will witness the changing of the Old Guard to the New Guard accompanied by no fewer than 35 musicians.  A truly wonderful ceremony.

After lunch and with time permitting, you will be able to enjoy a short walking tour of Covent Garden.   This area is dominated by shopping, street performers and entertainment facilities.

No London tour would be complete without a trip to the City or Square Mile as it is often referred because it is almost exactly one square mile in area.  Here you shall learn about the Great Fire of 1666 which destroyed four-fifths of the City!  You will also see the Bank of England and Mansion House, the home of the Lord Mayor.

An exclusive feature of this tour is entry into Sir Christopher Wren’s masterpiece, St.  Paul’s Cathedral (also the venue for the marriage of the late Diana Princess of Wales to Prince Charles.)  The old St. Paul’s was gutted by the Great Fire of London and the existing cathedral was completed on 20 October 1708.  During your visit you will also have entry to the Quire to see the beautiful mosaics.  (Not normally open to the General Public.)

Another highlight of this fabulous London tour is entry to the Tower of London and the Crown Jewels.  The tower’s primary function was a fortress, a royal palace, and a prison (particularly for high status and royal prisoners, such as Queen Elizabeth I. It has also served as a place of execution and torture, an armoury, a treasury, a zoo, the Royal Mint and since 1303, the home of the Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom.

To finish off this London tour in style, we take you on a wonderful river cruise along the Thames.

Tour Duration

This discount London tours are of approximately 9 HOURS duration

Tour Pick Up Points

We collect passengers for London sightseeing tours from all the mainstream West End hotels, or you can depart commence the tour from the main departure point at Victoria Station.

Select your collection point from our drop down list when making your booking.

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Panoramic London and Buckingham Palace

Saturday, September 6th, 2008

BOOK PANORAMIC LONDON AND BUCKINGHAM PALACE

Available daily between 29th July and 29th September

Get to see all the major sights of London, visit Buckingham Palace and see Changing of the Guard.

Our Tour 105 begins from any of the official pick up points from our drop down list on the booking page. Enjoy a wonderful tour of London that takes in all of the major attractions, including the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Downing Street where Britain’s Prime Minsister resides, Trafalgar Square and much more. The tour finishes at Buckingham Palace where you get to see the famous Changing of the Guard of the Household Division which is probably one of the UK’s biggest touriest attractions. The Guards are not just ceremonial but serving soldiers, some of the most skilled soldiers in the British Army.

The Household Division is made up of seven regiments; the Cavalry Regiment, ‘The Life Guards’ and ‘The Blues and Royal’s and five foot Guards, ‘The Grenadier Guards’, ‘The Coldstream Guards’, ‘The Scots Guards’, ‘The Irish Guards’ and ‘The Welsh Guards’.

It is a spectacular ceremony, full of colour and pomp and seeped in tradition. And don’t worry about trying to get photos during the ceremony as the best time is either before or after at various locations including Wellington Barracks (just after). How about getting photographed with one of the Guards? Go to St James’ Palace, walk past the courtyard and turn the corner into Pall Mall and you can stand next to the solitary Guard!

At the Household Cavalry Museum, get to meet a Trooper from the Household Guards and feel free to ask any questions. NB On Sundays, meeting the Tropper is subject to Guard Change.

Finally get to see inside Buckingham Palace which has been the official home to British Sovereigns since 1837. You will be allowed to visit its’ 19 Staterooms which are used by the Queen to entertain on auspicious or official occasions. Get to see the Throne Room which is where the Queen presides ‘in Majesty’ on such occasions as awarding high honours, or to grant an audience or to hold council. You can also see the stunning Ballroom which is the largest multi purpose room in Buckingham Palace and is used by the Queen for State Banquets. After seeing inside, enjoy a walk through the South Garden.

This 4.5 hour tour finishes here so you can relax and really appreciate the splendour of the Palace.

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Thames River Cruises – City Cruise Dinner Showboat

Monday, August 11th, 2008

 

Dinner Showboat Thames River Cruise

Dinner Showboat Thames River Cruise

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 Tour Description

This unique way to see some of the wonderful landmarks in London is truly something worth doing. The London Showboat is a relaxing cruise along the River Thames with fantastic entertainment in the form of a fabulous cabaret act, singing songs from the West End as well as other popular music. The excellent food is enjoyed over four delicious courses including either half a bottle of red or white wine, not to mention a pre-cruise drink once you have boarded.

Get to see London at night and in style, as the Showboat passes the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf. Turning back to Westminster, after you have finished your dinner, the music will inspire you to dance. It’s time to really let you hair down!

Book now and have an unforgettable night with music, song, dancing and wonderful food.

Sample Menu

You will first receive a welcome drink, consisting of Sparkling white wine

Starters (choice of):
Crayfish tails (in a light mayonnaise dressing and encased in smoked salmon)
Soup of the day (Chef’s fresh home-made soup)

Main course
Sauté supreme of chicken, served in a mushroom & white wine sauce and a selection of steamed seasonal vegetables and baby potatoes
Vegetarian option also available (by prior arrangement) consisting of :-
Brie & Broccoli Pithivier (florets of broccoli and onion in a Mornay sauce baked in golden puff pastry)

Desserts
You will be offered a selection of desserts on the day

To Finish
Enjoy a fresh coffee and selection of mints

Available Days

The London Showboat Thames cruise is available on Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday .

Tour Duration

The London Showboat River Thames cruise is is approximately 3.5 HOURS DURATION.

Departure

This River Thames cruise Boards Westminster Pier @ 18:45 for 19:00 departure
Return: 22:30

Dress Code

Guests should come dressed for the London Showboat City cruise in smart / casual attire no jeans or trainers please.

Child Policy

The Dinner Showboat River cruise is most suitable for adults. No child prices are available

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Concierge Desk London has a huge range of other London sightseeing tours on offer, including private tours as well as overseas excursions!

River Thames Cruises – ‘Classic Lunch Cruise’

Monday, August 4th, 2008

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Tour Description

Escape the hustle and bustle of the the City and enjoy the sights of London from the River Thames whilst relaxing with a tasty meal and drink with our ‘Classic Lunch Cruise‘.

This River Thames cruise departs from Embankmenr Pier and then heads West allowing you to take in the fantastic views of some of London’s most impressive landmarks, attractions and historical buildings from the tranquility of the River. The luxury vessel then turns round allowing you to take in the sites from the other side of the River, until finally completing at Embankment Pier.

The sites you will view on the cruise include the Tower of London and Tower Bridge, the Tate Modern Gallery, the London Eye and much more. A fascinating and informative commentary is provided after lunch by a knowledgable and qualified tour guide.

Lunch is freshly prepared on board and includes:

3 course meal (from set menu)
Child menu (children under 12 years)
Tea & Coffee
A range of wines and other drinks are also available to purchase on board.

The food is prepared to exceptional standards of quality and presentation, and served to your table by smart and courteous staff.

In summary, this cruise is excellent value and makes for a relaxing and enjoyable experience, and is ideal for business lunches or tourists wishing to take in London’s sites from the Thames.

Available Days

The Classic Lunch Cruise runs on the following days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday

Tour Duration

The Classic Lunch Cruise last for approximately 1.5 hours

Dress Code

There is no strict dress code for the Classic Lunch Cruise, but it is appreciated if guests come dressed in smart/casual attire.

Child Policy

Due to health and safety reasons the Classic Lunch Cruise is not available to children under 5 years.

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Monday, July 21st, 2008

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