Lights, Camera, London: The Movie Locations Walking Tour

Here is the starting point

Piccadilly Circus

At the iconic location that many call the Times Square of London, you'll see clips from movies that were notoriously difficult to get permission to film in the area.

Leicester Square

Cecil Court

A Victorian alley way rich with history of music legends and the occult. Also the birth place of the British film industry. Here you will learn about the first motion picture projector and camera and the conspiracy that surrounds it.

Goodwin's Court

This eerie little street is a genuine hidden gem and not only inspired set design for movies but was used as a location for filming.

Trafalgar Square

One of the most recognisable locations in London and used in many movie genre including action, fantasy, sci fi and the first Disney live action remake.

Metropolitan Police

Corinthia London

The Blackfriar

St. Paul's Cathedral

Possibly the most famous building in London, its narrow corridors, gothic interior and winding staircases are perfect for all types of movies you love.

Millennium Bridge

The infamous bridge hated by some locals and been the perfect spot to show a more modern London on the big screen.

Tate Modern

Just outside the old converted power station was the sight of Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise, as he pursued Henry Cavill across the top of Blackfriars bridge.

The Anchor

The picturesque old pub was used in the first Mission Impossible film and also a movie that has little more than a controversy surrounding it.

The Globe Tavern

Borough Market

The oldest food market in London is the perfect place to finish up the tour and our guide will also lift the veil that is hiding a very magical pub...