Free Tour of Central London Westminster

Are you planning a short weekend in London and is it your first time visiting the English capital? Are you afraid of not being able to visit "everything" in time? With our free tour of London you will get to know the British metropolis by walking through the streets of its beautiful historic center. Our guide will tell you in Italian the history of London's most iconic monuments , such as Buckingham Palace and the Big Ben. Our free tour of central London will allow you to get to know the iconic symbols of this fascinating city, their history, and the curiosities that make them so. A free tour to discover the artistic and cultural heritage that characterizes it, without forgetting the Royal Family which to date has itself become one of the well-known icons of the English capital.

We have all heard of Big Ben in Trafalgar Square, or the National Gallery , at least once. But few know their story. We invite you to follow us on this Free Walking Tour of central London. there. We will meet under the equestrian statue of Charles I in Trafalgar Square , where the National Gallery dominates, in all its grandeur. But something distracts our attention: a large column, located in the center of the square with four lions resting at the base and Captain Nelson watching over the city from above. We will be enveloped by the colors of St. James's Park , the smallest and oldest royal park. Buckingham Palace can be seen in the distance. Once at court, we will reveal some curiosities about the royal palace, for example how to understand if the king is at home or not! We will parade on The Mall , the royal red carpet, just like the king's soldiers do during the Changing of the Guard passing through one of the oldest residences of the royal family, St. James's Palace . We will let ourselves be enchanted by the charm of Westminster Abbey , home of the greatest royal events and we will conclude the tour under the statue of the most well-known British Prime Minister of all time: Winston Churchill , where we will discover why the "Night of Fires" is celebrated on November 5th. artificial".