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Entrance ticket to Buckingham Palace
Enjoy a guided walking tour of the Mall and St James's Park
Gratuities
Hotel pickup/drop-off
Starting point
9 Carlton House Terrace, SW1Y 5AG, London- Please note that it is your responsibility to make it to both the morning and afternoon tour meeting points on time
- Show your mobile ticket to the staff/guide
This tour consists of two parts:
- Part 1 Royal Walk: Meet at Duke of York Column, Waterloo Place, London SW1Y 5AJ. Take the Piccadilly Circus tube (exit no. 3 to Regent Street/St James) or Charing Cross Station, walk down the Mall
- Part 2 Food Tour: Meet at St. James' Church Courtyard, 197 Piccadilly W1J 9LL, UK. Take the Piccadilly Circus tube (exit no. 2) or arrive by taxi
Prepare for a regal exploration and a culinary conquest in London. Begin your day with a leisurely stroll down the iconic Mall, passing through a lovely royal park. Absorb the regal atmosphere and catch glimpses of a grand lifestyle.
A local expert shares intriguing tales about the palace, St James's Park, and the royal family's lineage. Keep in mind that this is a rare opportunity, as Buckingham Palace rarely opens its doors to the public.
The adventure continues with an epic London food tour. Feast on British delights such as scones, Scotch eggs, tea, and sticky toffee pudding through a variety of tastings.
The culinary guide reveals hidden international delicacies in lively neighborhoods like Soho, Covent Garden, and Chinatown, interweaving interesting narratives of the history that shapes these areas.