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Love4Adventure, London Tue, 3rd August 2010 - Sun, 31st October 2010 From £32.99*Discover what really connects modern London to its Royal past on this memorable tour of the city. Your walk leader will start your day off with a brief introduction to the City of Westminster and some of the great landmarks it holds such as Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and the beautiful Westminster Abbey, resting place to some of Englands most notable historical figures. Its only a short walk to Waterloo bridge where your guide will explain its significance to the city and the adjacent government buildings before we take in one of the most beautiful walks in London: the South Bank. See the only thatched roof in London in this recreation of Shakespeares Globe Theatre, learn about the writers life, his business ambitions, family, and whether he wrote everything that is credited to him, still hotly contended amongst scholars to this day in what is known as the Great Authorship Debate. Find out more about the London Eye and why British Airways first constructed it, and hear all about the Tate Modern. Finally, your guide will walk you across the Millennium Bridge to the where youll come face to face with Sir Christopher Wrens architectural marvel: St. Pauls Cathedral. Highlights * London Eye * Waterloo Bridge * St Mary Le Strand church * Royal Courts of Justice * St Clement Danes church * Fleet Street * St Brides Church * St Paul's Cathedral * Millennium Bridge * Tate Modern * Globe Theatre * Temple of Mithras * Royal Exchange & The Bank of England * Monument to the Great Fire * London Bridge & Tower Bridge Useful Information * Duration: 3 hours * Walking: Moderate (we recommend wearing comfortable shoes) * All-inclusive cost:children 7-12, children under 6 free * Dress code: This is an outdoor, all-weather walking tour so please dress appropriately * Prices include: Tour costs and taxes. Gratuities are at your discretion. Times:Daily @ 2:30pm-5:30pm Please make your way to the area directly behind The London Eye (Corner of Belvedere Rd, and Chicheley St.)
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