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This three-hour tour of London focuses on the life and work of Charles Dickens, a critical figure in English Literature in the middle of the 19th century. By connecting a number of...

Behind the sprawl of modern London lies the secret history of the capital's most daring and controversial source of entertainment: the theatre. Over the course of three hours, we ...

Hampton Court Palace is probably most well known as the home of the infamous Henry VIII. Here you can see the impressive Tudor frontage, the Great Hall he built with its remarkable...

Jewish history in London begins in 1066, when William the Conqueror encouraged Jewish merchants and artisans from northern France to move to England. From that time, notwithstandin...

London has a rich 2000 year old history, but much of it is hidden and hard to perceive by the uninitiated. This walk seeks to bring to light much of this history, looking broadly a...

Westminster has always been at the heart of the governmental system of England and, later, Great Britain, since the Norman Conquest in 1066. Originally the site of the main royal p...

St Paul's Cathedral, with its dome dominating the London skyline, is the classical-baroque masterpiece of London's great 17th century architect Sir Christopher Wren. During a short...

Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress the Tower of London is most famous for three things: The Crown Jewels, The Beefeaters and the Ravens. In addition, it is infamous as a priso...

From its founding in the 11th century to the wedding of Prince William and Kate, Westminster Abbey occupied a central position in British history. Part national shrine, part sacred...