Gems of London - Sights and Sounds with the Tower of London

• Panoramic tour of the City of London
• Entry to Tower of London
• Entry to St Paul's with special access to the Quire
• See the famous Crown Jewels
• River Thames Boat Ride

Days of departure: Daily

Check-in time: 1.00-1.20pm 
Return (approx.): 6.00pm

Departure point: 4 Fountain Square, 123-151 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W

St. Paul’s Cathedral and City of London
Uncover the history of our capital city, from the Great Fire in 1666 to the Blitz of 1940-1, as our tour takes you to the key locations where it all began. Take in the Bank of England as well as the residence of the Lord Mayor at Mansion House in the financial district. See the iconic London landmark of St. Paul’s Cathedral, completed in 1708, with special access to the Quire.  

The Tower of London & Crown Jewels
During its 1000-year history this impressive fortress has been a Royal Palace, prison, mint and even a zoo! Be dazzled by the Cullinan diamonds and the spectacular Kohi-i-Noor at the Crown Jewels. Commemorating the 500th anniversary of King Henry VIII’s accession to the throne, the Tower of London will unveil the exquisite exhibition of ‘Dressed to Kill’, featuring armoury and weapons.

River Thames Boat Ride
Why not take a thrilling River boat ride, and marvel at the great landmarks of London, such as the celebrated London Eye, historic Houses of Parliament, and the world renowned O2 concert venue? Departure points include Waterloo, Embankment, Tower and Greenwich. The river boat rides run approximately every 20 minutes. Choose when you wish to take this one-way river boat ride, according to your own leisure and inclination.This tour will finish around 6.00pm.

Inclusions:

• Panoramic tour of London
• Admission to Tower of London
• Entry to St Paul's with special access to the Quire
• River boat ride

Exclusions:

• Gratuities
• Hotel transfers
• Food and beverages unless stated differently

Please note:  

• On Sundays due to church services, there is no guiding inside the cathedral