Free Walking Tour London was created to show you the best of London in a more cost-effective way. Our guides are experts in history and London in general and are only too happy to recommend ways to spend your time in the U.K. capital. Our tours work on a pay-what-you-like basis whereby you can enjoy a tour with us, and then at the end of the tour, you can show your appreciation to our guides.
The London City of Westminster tour visits the political centre of London. Starting by Nelson's Column, the geographical centre of the city, we will then stroll along Whitehall to see 10 Downing Street, the beating heart of UK government. We will also pass the mounted guards who stand at the entrance to the Hourseguards' Parade, before heading to the majestic Houses of Parliament, and its famous clock tower aka Big Ben. The tour then proceeds through the serenely beautiful St. James's Park and finishes with a visit to Buckingham Palace to visit His Majesty the King. If you are new to the city, we suggest that you take this tour to get an overview of the history of London and then take one of our other tours to learn about the city in greater depth. Book now to join!
By the Equestrian Statue of Charles I, with a PURPLE flat ☂.
Close to Nelson's Column, we will discuss Britain's naval victory over the French and Spanish at the Battle of Trafalgar.
See the mounted horse guards by the old entrance to Whitehall Palace.
This is the home of the Prime Minister of the UK, and the nerve-centre of the government.
We will visit the Houses of Parliament with its iconic clock tower, affectionately known as Big Ben.
The 'Royal Peculiar' is our most regal of churches. This is where our monarchs have been crowned for centuries and will witness the coronation in 2023!
We will visit the beautiful Royal Park. Once a royal hunting ground, it was later a private zoo, and still houses some rather exotic-looking animals.
The residence of His Majesty the King in London. This is where our great occasions of state happen, with the famous balcony on which the Royal Family wave to the waiting crowds.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
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