Rich people behaving badly

Name: Rich people behaving badly
Brand: Lighthouse Tour Guide
SKU: 12078
Price: 41.12 USD
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Durée de l'activité (2 hours)

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The 1% are not only wealthy, but also the influential individuals who are shaping the world, making the rules, and calling the shots

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Join us for a private walking tour that delves into the scandalous tales of London's upper classes. This exclusive tour takes you off the beaten track to explore lesser-known areas and landmarks like the Royal Academy of Arts and Sotheby's auction house. Along the way, you'll uncover plenty of juicy gossip, past and present, as well as a new perspective on the British capital.

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Gossipy historical walking Tour
Qualified City of Westminster Tour guide

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Wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Service animals allowed
Near public transportation

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London Private Sightseeing Tours Itinerary (2026 Guide) – What You'll See & Do

Explore the full itinerary for Rich people behaving badly in London, United Kingdom (UK). This private sightseeing tours experience includes 4 stops over 1 day. Duration: 2 hours. Activity level: Extreme.

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Royal Academy of Arts

Arrêt: 10 minutes ·Entrée incluse

We start by visiting a picture of Lucifer patron saint of the idle and self indulgent. Some of the rich have used their wealth to improve the lives of their fellow human beings. None of these good people make any appearance on this tour! This tour is designed to enable you to hear stories of lust, greed and vanity from centuries past.

Burlington Arcade

Arrêt: 10 minutes ·Entrée incluse

London's first shopping mall is very high end and sets the tone for the interactive walking experience that you have just started. Maybe think a little bit about if money is no object how might it effect your morals?

St. James's Park

Arrêt: 10 minutes ·Entrée incluse

Charles 1 walked here to his execution on a cold January morning in 1649. Some people remember him as a Martyr Saint, but is it possible to be a Saint when you knowingly lie? Much else that has happened in this Park over the centuries is far from Saintly!!!