Pictured is a large school group from Uruguay about to cross the England / Scotland border. We can set up a tour for you with all the right ingredients for an audience of teenagers. Maybe a ghost tour, some sporting events, and of course a castle or two. We can organise all the logistics so …
Pictured is Dr. Angela Batey of the University of Tennessee with her wonderful choir leading Evensong at St Paul’s cathedral. We have a wealth of knowledge about the cathedrals in Britain and can help if you want to perform or lead Evensong in some of them. Or maybe your church group would simply like to …
Pictured at the Gallery is Sarah with four of the team. We work in partnership with the National Gallery in London. The National Gallery houses over 2,300 paintings from the 13th century up to around 1900. We supply the very best of London’s Blue Badge guides for their official public tours, and private bookings too. …
If you’ve never been to London before the top tourist attractions like the Tower of London and Westminster Abbey should be on everyone’s wish list. As Europe’s largest capital city London also has a real depth of places to see from museums and galleries to architecture and theatre as well as plenty of idiosyncratic experiences. …
Choosing the right guide is hugely important to the overall experience of your tour. All our guides are Blue Badge accredited which apart from ensuring exclusive access to some of London’s biggest attractions, guarantees you a level of knowledge and experience. There are also obvious requirements, such as do they speak your language and are …
2019 marked Queen’s Victoria’s 200th Birthday. It was commemorated with special exhibitions and documentaries to remember her 63-year reign during the 19th Century when Britain was still an empire that ruled a third of the world. But let’s look at the man that influenced and formed her: her beloved husband, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. Albert …
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Raising my children in England but wanting to keep German Christmas traditions caused a lot of confusion for them. Who is St Nicholas? Why do we get presents on 6th and 24th of December but not on the 25th? Why does Santa Claus not visit us? Who are Kris Kringle and Father Christmas? It all …
