

Join us on a guided walking tour of the Private City of London, where you'll explore the city's hidden gems, discover its rich history, and uncover the secrets of this fascinating city
Explore the full itinerary for Private City of London Guided Walking Tour in London, United Kingdom (UK). This private sightseeing tours experience includes 12 stops over 1 day. Duration: 4 hours. Activity level: Light.

We gather at the station meeting point and look at a curious historic pub called The Blackfriars. We then walk from here to our first site.

We pass this beautiful church in the City. The church has some historic features which will be pointed out as we wind our way through passageways.

Some architecture is pointed before we enter London's oldest pub Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese which is a location for Charles Dicken's 'A Tale of Two Cities'.

We walk to the viaduct on the boundary between London and Westminster and take in the view.

We visit this medieval church which survived the Great Fire and see the grave of John Smith who was the leader of the Virginia Colony and helped found the first English settlement in North America, Jamestown, in 1607. He was also Pocahontas's boyfriend for a while...

We pass the Central Criminal Court otherwise known as the Old Bailey where world famous trials have taken place.

We pass the Temple Bar and then see the glorious St. Paul's Cathedral. There will be lots of opportunities to take photos of the outside of the building and discuss historic details.

We walk to the centre of the ancient government of the City and see the Guildhall. The location of Roman buildings is discussed. Many chances for photos.

We walk to the centre of the finance district and see the outside of the Mansion House (the home of the Lord Mayor), the Bank of England and the Royal Exchange where Royal Proclamations are made.

We walk through a maze of alleys close to the Bank of England

We take in the view at the Sky Garden.

We pass the famous Monument marking the spot where the Great Fire of London began in 1666. After this our tour is complete.