For your added comfort, a Meet & Greet assistant will be waiting for you in the Arrivals Hall of the airport after you pass through customs. They'll direct you to your transfer, assist in the hotel check-in process, and take you through your travel documents.

A Welcome Package will be provided and will include any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

Depart on foot with a private guide for a half-day walking tour of sightseeing in Central London. One of the world's great cities, London manages to shine in the grayest weather, and its diversity defies a simple definition. Depending on the location of your hotel, and your particular interests, your guide will happily tailor the tour so you can get the most out of your day. Wander the cobblestone streets, gardens and markets, and be a Londoner for a day. Walk through renowned Trafalgar Square, explore Soho, and check out some stalls at historic Covent Garden Market. See the King Charles III's residence, Buckingham Palace, take some photos of iconic clock tower Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, and see Hyde Park’s lively Speakers’ Corner. For a unique perspective, take in incredible views of the London from one of two elevated garden oasis spots in the city; the Garden at 120, or Sky Garden.

With your admission to the Tower of London (tickets will be provided in your Welcome Pack, please be sure to bring them with you today!), you'll get to visit His Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, more commonly known as the Tower of London, a castle and monument on the north bank of the River Thames. See five hundred years of spectacular royal armor, discover the iconic White Tower, and be dazzled by the 23,578 gems that make up the Crown Jewels. For over 600 years, exotic animals, and numerous prisoners were held captive at the Tower. Interactive displays help children and adults explore their stories. Included with your admission, join a Yeoman Warder tour, and you'll be entertained by tales from the Tower; pain and passion, treachery and torture, all delivered with a swagger and a smile.

Step aboard for an atmospheric evening cruise along the River Thames, where panoramic views, live music, and delicious canapÉs combine for a memorable night on the water. As London’s skyline comes to life after sunset, glide past illuminated landmarks like Tower Bridge, the Shard, and the Houses of Parliament. Enjoy a welcome glass of Prosecco, savour a rotating selection of cold canapÉs, and listen to live music—including West End performers on select evenings. With no fixed seating, guests can relax across two decks or enjoy commentary via app for deeper insight into the city’s glittering riverscape.

Embark on a captivating full-day small group tour, limited to just 16 participants, as you explore the wonders of three UNESCO World Heritage sites—Stonehenge, Bath, and Avebury. Meet your guide at the designated point and set off on a picturesque drive through thatched cottages and charming villages dot the landscape, leading you to Salisbury Plain and the ancient Kingdom of Wessex. Your journey unfolds at the enigmatic Stonehenge, a Stone Age monument dating back to 3100 BC. Delve into the mysteries surrounding this iconic site. Absorb the profound energy of Stonehenge as your guide unravels its intriguing history. Continuing your odyssey, traverse back roads to the historic city of Bath, steeped in Celtic history. Explore the Roman Baths, walking in the footsteps of Centurions and citizens from two millennia ago. A guided drive through Bath's Georgian-era squares, crescents, and terraces provides a glimpse into its opulent past. Next, step into the cinematic allure of Lacock, a village frozen in time and featured in beloved films like Pride and Prejudice and Harry Potter. Let a guided tour reveal the untouched beauty of this charming locale. Continue your day amidst the ancient stones of Avebury, a Neolithic and Bronze Age ceremonial site, boasting a scale sixteen times larger than Stonehenge. Explore the stone circles surrounding the quaint village of Avebury, offering a serene conclusion to your immersive tour. Conclude your day with a return journey to London.

Your professional cabbie will come and collect you from your hotel and then take you on a 4-hour tour around London, seeing the sites but will follow the footsteps of Shakespeare, The Beatles, James Bond and Sherlock Holmes. "Alas, poor Yorick" is not with you on this tour, but you will see Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Where he lived in London, several statues dedicated to him, and the alleyways and streets he wandered, plus your registered tour guide will tell you tales of the man and his life. But all of this may be "Simply elementary" to you. Whilst travelling through London we shall of course come across 221b Baker St. You will also see where Sir Arthur Conan Doyle really did live and practice medicine. You will follow Holmes on clues all over London from the books to the films. "Shaken but not stirred" from all that you have heard and seen on this tour so far you will enter the world of James Bond. Ian Flemings house, MI6, MI5. You will visit James Bond film location sites all around town. You will also find out about real spies and how they worked and where they met. With all these spies you would think you are "Back in the USSR" but you are not you are on your Beatles section of this tour. It's the 1960s swinging London and you are following the Fab Four, John, George, Paul and Ringo seeing where they lived worked and played. Abbey Road, Paul's London office, John and Yoko's flat, Brian Epstein's home plus a lot more. Your Black Cab will return you to your hotel or drop you at your most convenient location in Central London after your tour.

For over 300 years, Fortnum & Mason has been sourcing and selling superb quality tea. In 1926, this famous grocery store was transformed into a unique department store with a restaurant that offered afternoon tea to its customers. The tradition of taking tea and that “little bit of something” between lunch and dinner had long been a feature of smart households, and in the Roaring Twenties at Fortnum’s it was defined by a menu featuring the finest teas, delicate sandwiches and exquisite cakes. The fourth floor was made home to the much loved St. James’s Restaurant in good time for the 250th anniversary in 1957,specialising in superb dining and fine afternoon tea. So, for generations, afternoon tea has become an essential part of any visit to 181 Piccadilly. On March 1st 2012, with enormous joy and excitement, the refurbished St James’s restaurant were opened by HM, the Queen accompanied by Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge, and renamed The Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon.

In a small group of no more than twelve, set out on a unique, guided walking tour for lovers of cuisine and culture. With your culinary guide, try iconic staples of British cuisine and innovative new flavors in the cultural melting pot that is London. Sample English cheeses, fish and chips, a cuppa of tea with delectable desserts, and a local tipple. Learn about how locals buy food and how food has shaped the area's culture. All these tours feature a special Secret Dish selected by your guide that you can only find out about on the tour, with drink upgrades available as well. Perfect for all ages and all occasions.

Enjoy some time at leisure for a self-guided discovery of some of London's museums. Home to over 170 world-class museums catering to a wide array of interests, deciding where to spend your time could be a dizzying task. Within your final trip documents, you’ll receive a supplemental composition showcasing our suggestions on the best museums in London, as selected by Kensington Tours Destination Experts.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for an airport transfer.

Located just minutes from Oxford Street, and in the heart of bustling, high-fashion neighborhood Marylebone Village, The Marylebone Hotel pulls off a rare feat: operating a large urban hotel with a boutique attitude, while maintaining all of the vibrant charm of its central London location. Just a short walk from London’s best, easily access Oxford Street and Park Lane, the world-famous stores of Bond Street and Mayfair, and the elegant green spaces of Regents Park and Hyde Park. Ranging in size from cozy to spacious, The Marylebone’s 252 rooms and suites offer the very best of 21st century technology, seamlessly blended with design flair and premium comforts. The hotel’s 108 Brasserie and Bar and 108 Pantry provide a wonderful choice of venues to meet, drink and dine for locals and visitors alike, keen to capitalise on the charm and buzz along the cobbles of Marylebone Lane.