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The meeting point of the tour is by the Duke of York Column, Waterloo Place, 9 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AJ. This is the tall column with a statue on top
Arriving by tube: Take the tube to Piccadilly Circus and take exit No. 3 onto Regent Street/St James. Walk south down Regent Street towards St James Park (do not walk north towards Oxford Street). Waterloo Place is at the end of Regent Street. You will see the tall column with a statue on top. You can also arrive via Charing Cross Station. Walk down the Mall towards Buckingham Palace, you will see the statue on your right at the top of some steps.
Got your royal wave ready to go? Join an exhilarating tour of London's royal hotspots!
Meet your local guide near the iconic Palace, and dive into the fascinating world of the Royals. Marvel at the magnificent St. James's Palace, built by the legendary Henry VIII, and take a scenic stroll through the charming St. James's Park, once home to the royal zoo.
As you walk down the majestic Mall, designed like a giant red carpet, you'll pass by the historic Clarence House - the former residence of King Charles III.
But the real highlight of your tour has to be an exclusive visit inside Buckingham Palace! This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see the regal home of the Royals, as they only open their doors to the public for two short months each year.
Luckily, you're pre-booked entrance tickets mean you won't have to wait in any lines. Don't miss out on this unforgettable opportunity to explore the most royal of London's residences.