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London, England
Historic City Royal Tour
Self guided history walking tour of Westminster City - Royal Tour. From Westminster Abbey, (Kate and William’s wedding) to Buckingham Palace.
Best historic city tour available at a low cost. Reviews rate this tour a top ten.
The Cicerone narrates this audio tour of Royal London. Approximately 60 minutes of audio ( Mp3) This history tour of the city can be a full day or several shorter walks. You control the time.
There are tips on transportation, where to find a good meal, where to rest and where the great shopping can be found.
On this tour we will see a thousand years of royal history,from Parliament Square, through Westminster City and ending at Buckingham Palace.
At the Parliament buildings we see Big Ben and have a fascinating glimpse into England's foibles and successes.
The Cicerone takes us to Westminster Bridge to give a glimpse of the historic Celtic past and the real reason America left the empire.
We tour Whitehall Street and learn the history of the original home of royalty. There we see Horse Guards, royalty’s dramatic and colorful protectors. We stop at Banqueting House, the most beautiful dining room in the world. And The Cicerone shows us where King Charles made his brave appearance before the crowd executed him.
We pass the bunker where Churchill ran WWII.
Trafalger Square, heart of the city, is on the tour. Hear why soil had to be brought from Virginia before the statue of George Washington could be erected.
Our walking tour ends on The Mall, where the lavish homes of England’s royalty have been since Henry VIII. We see where Charles and Camilla live. The Cicerone shares shocking stories of royalty’s peculiar lives. We learn about naughty “Georgie Porgy Pudding and Pie”.
