London: Great British Pubs Walking Tour

Highlights

• Uncover the pubs that time forgot, nestled among cobbled backstreets
• Hear stories of the neighborhood's patrons like The Beatles and Prince William
• See the homes of the British icons that put the 'Great' in Great Britain

Description

Explore the unseen neighbourhood where the greatest of British characters used to live, work, drink, write, film, and play.

Step off the beaten path and uncover the pubs that time forgot, nestled among the cobbled backstreets behind Buckingham Palace, home to the king. These hidden gems are steeped in history and tell tales of eras gone by.

Visit London's most notorious local pub, where infamous crooks and gangsters once mingled with lords and ladies, and the pub where the Beatles could secretly have a beer, hidden away from their fanatic fans. This is the same pub where visiting royalty and superstars such as Brad Pitt, Rhianna and Lady Gaga go for fish and chips when they visit London.

See the secluded quaint mews houses where great artists have lived, like James Bond actor Sean Connery, as well as James Bond creator Ian Fleming, and Frankenstein writer Mary Shelley.

Dare to enter one of London's oldest haunted pubs, where spirits of the past still linger. The stories and legends surrounding this pub will send shivers down your spine and ignite your imagination.

Enjoy the same neighborhood where Kate Middleton spent the night before her historic wedding to Prince William. Feel the enchantment of the area with a beer in hand.

As you wander through this picturesque neighborhood, feast your eyes on classic architecture and be treated to stunning views that capture the essence of London's hidden treasures.

This tour is meticulously designed to offer the ideal walking route, ensuring you make the most of your experience while immersing yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of the area.

These quintessentially British surroundings make this tour a true hidden gem. Relish the charm, character, and warmth of each local pub that continues to be the heart and soul of British life.