All Activities in London

Immersive Treasure Hunt Adventure - City of London's Secrets (opens in a new tab)

42 2 h 30 min

Immerse yourself in historic sights and obscure quirks as you solve riddles and progress on your treasure hunt style adventure. Once your tale starts you’ll unravel cryptic clues to unlock the hidden path to a location within walking distance. Decode the clue and search nearby to find the answer. All on your mobile phone. Clues available in the following formats: Classic, Relaxed, Spanish, Italian, French Change your set of clues at any time mid-game. --"Had a great time on the City of London walk. Visited a few places we didn't know existed and had a very nice lunch at one of the recommended pubs - so nice we took a bit too long and our time wasn't that good! Will definitely try another walk." --"Really fun day out discovering hidden gems of the city of London. Great clues, lots of fun trying to figure them out. 100% would recommend for anyone who wants to see the lesser known side of London."

Free cancellation

London Self Guided Walking Tour with Audio (opens in a new tab)

2 h – 3 h

Most walking tours in London start at 10am, run for two hours and move at someone else's pace. If your plans don't fit that window, you've missed it. Stepcast works differently. This is a self-guided audio tour you access on your phone browser the moment you purchase. No app, no booking confirmation to print, no meeting point to rush to. Just open it and go, whenever you're ready. Access your tours in a webpage. No app needed. Every stop has been personally researched and written to give you the real story behind what you're looking at: the history, the architecture, the context that most people walk straight past. You can pause at any stop to go inside Westminster Abbey or the Churchill War Rooms, spend as long as you like, then carry on exactly where you left off. The tour covers 9 stops in London. It works on any iPhone or Android, any browser, any day of the year. One payment gives you lifetime access. Come back on your next trip and it is still there waiting for you.

High School Musical Tickets - Troubadour Wembley Park, London (opens in a new tab)

2 h 15 min

The iconic story of High School Musical comes to life at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre this autumn, celebrating 20 years since it became a global sensation. Join Troy, Gabriella, and the East High students as they navigate friendships, love, and self-discovery through unforgettable songs like 'Breaking Free' and 'We’re All In This Together.' With a fresh, immersive production featuring on-stage seating, you’ll feel right in the middle of the action. Starring Harry Judd as Coach Bolton and original cast member KayCee Stroh, this show promises to be a lively celebration of youthful spirit and musical talent. * Enjoy vibrant choreography, dazzling costumes, and nostalgic excitement. * Perfect for families, theatre lovers, and fans of the original movies. * An irresistible celebration of fun, friendship, and feel-good hits.

Phantom of the Opera Tickets - His Majesty's Theatre, London (opens in a new tab)

2 h 30 min

Step into the world of The Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty’s Theatre. Andrew Lloyd Webber’s legendary musical combines an unforgettable score with a captivating story of love, obsession and mystery beneath the Paris Opera House. * One of the West End’s most iconic musicals. * Hear classics like “The Phantom of the Opera” and “All I Ask of You.” * Enjoy spectacular sets, costumes and staging. What’s the difference between the different seating? Stalls On the ground level, the Stalls offer a close-up view of the stage, with gently raked seating providing unobstructed views throughout. Royal Circle Above the Stalls, the Royal Circle offers an elevated, panoramic view of the stage, with raked seating providing unobstructed views. Grand Circle Offers a higher, elevated view of the stage, with tiered seating providing a broad perspective and unobstructed views. Balcony The highest level offers a full view of the stage from a higher perspective, with unobstructed views.

Secrets of the London Underground Small Group Walking Tour (opens in a new tab)

124 2 h 30 min

On this fantastic walking tour you'll join our expert guide for a tour of the world's oldest underground system. Learn all about the history of the 'Tube' as you travel through history from one of London's earliest, original stations to its newest and most futuristic. Hear how the networks was built and the variety of roles it has filled in its long history. Fans of trivia and fun facts will also hear some interesting facts along the way.

London - Jack the Ripper Small Group Tour (opens in a new tab)

225 2 h 15 min

Now using a radio transmitter and receiver so you won’t miss any of this amazing story. Numbers are strictly limited so you will not be following 35 or 40 people. We start the adventure at Whitechapel Station because that's where Jack the Ripper started. With the help of the FBI Special Agent John Douglas's 1988 profile of Jack the Ripper and Scotland Yard's 2008 geographical profile you will explore the Jack the Ripper mystery from his first unsolved murder in Buck's Row to his last in Dorset Street. You will discover the victims' story. Who they were. Why they were targeted. How they were killed so swiftly and silently. It's a truly fascinating story that goes beyond the cliche of the toff in his top hat and opera cape seeking his next victim among the raddled fourpenny whores of Whitechapel. Blanketed by fog, London was 'The Big Smoke' home to a silent and invisible serial killer we call Jack the Ripper. Join me.

Kew Biscuit Decorating Class for Adults (opens in a new tab)

13 1 h 30 min

In this workshop, we will work on decorating smaller sized biscuits than the contemporary icing biscuit/cookie classes. These require more precision, so you will be learning some of the science behind perfecting royal icing techniques. You will be able to have an in depth knowledge and appreciation for royal icing by the end of this workshop. Be creative and bring back home some handmade gifts for your friends and family! Come and join us to have some fun adding your own unique twist to your biscuits. Note: Please don't book more than 2 months in advance as I don't plan that far ahead in life! This Viator/Tripadvisor booking system doesn't allow a future cut off so check out dates near to time.

Covent Garden Self-Guided City Walking Tour & Scavenger Hunt (opens in a new tab)

7 2 h

Covent Garden is London's most theatrical neighbourhood — markets, monuments, and a Roman obelisk all sharing the same postcode. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through London on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Solve riddles at Cecil Court, Trafalgar Square, and Cleopatra's Needle — booksellers, national pride, and 3,500-year-old granite in one walk • Go at your own pace through one of London's most character-rich neighbourhoods • Perfect for families, couples, and groups of any size Available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — see the full list when booking and choose yours when you start the game in the app. Around 2 hours - any group size. The street performers are optional — the riddles are not.

Free cancellation

City of London History Tour: Origin to Empire (opens in a new tab)

13 2 h 30 min

The origin story of London, the City that shaped the world's greatest empire, sparked the Industrial Revolution, and created the model for modern central banks. Its history began over a millennium before Westminster Abbey was built, with the Roman invasion and the construction of the Wall to protect this vital settlement. Within these ancient boundaries, unique traditions and resilience flourished, transforming London into a global powerhouse. Highlights: • Trace London’s evolution from Celtic roots through Roman, Saxon, Viking, and Norman eras. • Discover its defiance against royal authority and role in shaping democracy. • Explore the birthplace of the Magna Carta and its transformation into a world empire. • Witness resilience through plague, fire, and revolution. • Learn about the dragon emblem and its enduring significance. Perfect for history buffs and curious travelers alike, this expert-guided tour brings to life London’s fascinating past and enduring legends.

Gatwick Airport: Direct Train Transfer to Central London (opens in a new tab)

35 min

Just Landed? The Gatwick Express station is located right inside Gatwick Airport. Direct trains run continuously between Gatwick Airport and London Victoria. Your ticket also gives you the freedom to travel to and from any of London's key Thameslink stations, including Farringdon, City Thameslink, Blackfriars, Elephant & Castle and London Bridge. Enjoy a seamless, efficient, and stress-free connection. Your ticket is valid on any train - if you miss your planned departure, simply hop on the next available service. For return journeys, your return leg remains valid for one month from the date chosen. The service also features priority seating and dedicated Passenger Assist for mobility and access needs. At London Victoria, connect directly to the London Underground (Victoria, District, and Circle lines) or bus networks. At Gatwick, the station integrates into the South Terminal, with a free 24/7 inter-terminal shuttle to the North Terminal (2-minute ride).

The Ealing Beaver Project: A Self-Guided Walking Tour (opens in a new tab)

2 45 min – 1 h 15 min

On this self-guided walking tour, you'll discover how Britain's only publicly accessible Beaver reintroduction project is revolutionising flood management, biodiversity, and community engagement. You’ll hear how it evolved from an ecological dead zone into a thriving wetland ecosystem, and witness firsthand the extraordinary impact of bringing back a keystone species extinct in Britain for over 400 years. The tour starts at Paradise Fields, a sunken basin that was once farmland, then a golf course, before being converted to wetland in 2000 to mitigate flood risk. You'll weave along the Capital Ring path, exploring beaver-engineered landscapes from viewing platforms and woodland workshops. You'll learn how these industrious ecosystem engineers are tackling urban flooding while creating diverse habitats that have attracted rare butterflies, Water Rails, Cuckoos and more back to this once-degraded site.

Free cancellation

London History, Myth and Dragons Walking Tour (opens in a new tab)

47 2 h – 3 h

Embark on an extraordinary journey through the London's ancient and hidden in plain site mystical realm. Highlights: • Experience sacred sites like Roman temples and ancient Churches • Discover the power of ley lines , ancient mounds, forgotten rivers and springs • Unravel the symbolism in London's architecture • Trace the city's evolution from Druidic times to St. Paul's Cathedral • Explore the legacy of the Knights Templar, who shaped European history and continue to inspire seekers on the inner journey of the Holy Grail This unique tour weaves together history, mythology, and archaeology to reveal a London you've never seen before. From prehistoric settlements to modern landmarks, you'll discover how diverse cultures have contributed to the city's rich tapestry of dragon lore. Perfect for history buffs, mythology enthusiasts, and curious travelers alike. Join us to experience the magical undercurrents that have shaped London for centuries.

Hidden Tudors Tours: Mysterious Black Tudor London Walks (opens in a new tab)

8 1 h 15 min

Looking for family-friendly things to do in London? Discover Black Tudors on this Thames riverside walk. Touch silks, smell spices and explore historic records on this unique Tudor London experience. This riverside walking tour will take you through Southwark, across London Bridge and the north bank of the River Thames, where you will learn about Tudor history and architecture and how alliances, wars and conquests shaped the lives of four Black Tudors. The walking tour is suitable for adults, teenagers and parents/guardians with children aged 7+, but all ages are welcome! We will also provide children with activity packs and pens/pencils to complete. There are prizes for the Tudor sleuths too. * Please note that this tour is not step-free.

Roman Roads to Rooftops: A Self-Guided London Walking Tour (opens in a new tab)

3 1 h 30 min – 2 h

Discover nearly 2,000 years of history on this self-guided walking tour from Liverpool Street to London Bridge, through the heart of the City of London's Square Mile. Follow the route past Roman remains, medieval churches, and striking modern skyscrapers, from the Kindertransport memorial at Liverpool Street to the Monument marking the Great Fire of 1666. Highlights include: * The 70,000-litre fish tank in Heron Tower, cleaned by scuba divers * Crosby Hall, a medieval mansion now reassembled in Chelsea * St Andrew Undershaft, where John Stow's memorial gets a new quill yearly * Film locations spanning three decades * Why the Cheesegrater's wedge shape reflects City planning rules * Leadenhall Market, trading for nearly 2,000 years * The real event behind "London Bridge Is Falling Down"

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Stonehenge Tour via Winchester LDN or Southampton (opens in a new tab)

10 2 h – 3 h

Enjoy the luxury of a private tour in our vehicles, select from a standard or executive car for up to 24 passengers. All our drivers are fully licenced and fully qualified to provide outstanding tours where you can spend a minimum of 1 hour at each attraction. You can book more time at the attraction once booked, you can contact us.

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Self-Guided Audio Tour of Knightsbridge and South Kensington (opens in a new tab)

1 2 h – 2 h 30 min

In 1851, London's Hyde Park hosted the Great Exhibition, leading Prince Albert to transform rural Knightsbridge into Albertopolis, a world-class cultural quarter. This self-guided audio tour traces the metamorphosis of this area from quiet countryside to one of London's most expensive and luxurious districts. You'll stroll past Harrods department store with its colourful history, enter Albertopolis to discover the Natural History Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, and Science Museum, then marvel at the Royal Albert Hall and Albert Memorial. Walk through exclusive neighborhoods where you'll be shocked to learn that when you 'buy' a house here, you don't really own it, before ending in Kensington Gardens near Kensington Palace. By the end of this hour-long walk, you'll have discovered a side of London you never knew existed and learned about the famous locals who transformed this area from Prince Albert's vision into today's cultural powerhouse.

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London Sherlock Holmes: Crack the Case Walking Adventure (opens in a new tab)

13 50 min – 1 h 20 min

London, 1901: a city cloaked in mourning, mystery and sudden disappearances. Famous figures, including Arthur Conan Doyle, have vanished without a trace, and it’s up to you to uncover the truth. Step into the shoes of a clairvoyant detective and journey through shadowy alleys, grand squares, and hidden corners of London’s historic heart. Solve real-world puzzles, follow an immersive storyline, and explore iconic and lesser-known locations linked to Sherlock Holmes’ creator. Each clue unlocks a new chapter, blending history, mystery, and urban adventure into a memorable experience. What makes this tour unique? It’s not just a walk—it's a thrilling detective adventure that brings London’s past to life, perfect for families, friends, or curious travelers seeking a new way to explore. Grab your detective hat, rally your team, and dive into a journey where every puzzle solved brings you closer to uncovering the city's hidden secrets.

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Apsley House Admission Ticket, London (opens in a new tab)

13 1 h – 2 h

Discover the home of the first Duke of Wellington, Apsley House stands right in the heart of London at Hyde Park Corner. The Duke – whose victories over Napoleon brought him fame and wealth – bought the house and remodelled it between 1819 and 1829. Step inside to discover the magnificent Waterloo Gallery and the richly decorated Dining Room, glittering with diplomatic gifts presented to Wellington by monarchs, nations and admirers from across Europe. The house is also home to an outstanding collection of art, including masterpieces by Velázquez, Rubens, Goya, Titian and Bruegel.

Banqueting House Entrance Ticket in London (opens in a new tab)

21 1 h – 2 h

Witness 400 years of royal extravagance, revolutionary drama, and architectural genius—right in the heart of London. Once the largest palace in Europe—surpassing even Versailles and the Vatican—the legendary Palace of Whitehall was almost entirely destroyed by fire in 1698. Only one magnificent structure survived: Banqueting House. Designed by Inigo Jones in 1622, this Jacobean masterpiece transformed English architecture forever. Stand beneath the breathtaking, Baroque ceiling canvases painted by Sir Peter Paul Rubens—commissioned by King Charles I and one of the only Rubens installations in the world still in its original home. Then, step into the darker side of British history: this very hall was the backdrop for the most shocking moment in the English Civil War. On a chilly January morning in 1649, King Charles I walked beneath his own glorified ceiling, stepped out of a first-floor window onto a wooden scaffold, and was executed before a stunned London crowd.

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Marylebone by Mews: Audio tour of London’s Elegant Laneways (opens in a new tab)

1 h 30 min – 2 h

London’s Marylebone district is defined by its exquisite mews – those cobbled lanes that thread through the West End like little oases of calm in the hectic city. On this self-guided audio walking tour, you’ll discover the historic enclaves that began as stables for grand houses, later became workshops and garages, and now rank among London’s most desirable residences. The tour starts outside the Langham Hotel near BBC Broadcasting House. You’ll weave through the cobblestone pathways of Duchess Mews, where the iconic 1960s TV show The Avengers was filmed. As you stroll through these quiet lanes, you’ll find out how they’ve witnessed extraordinary moments in London’s history. You’ll also discover how World War II bombing transformed many of these historic spaces. The tour ends at the imposing red-brick mansion block of Bryanston Court, where a royal scandal unfolded behind elegant façades.

Free cancellation