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During the morning tour you will see the West End of London, where you will pass by famous sites such as Picadilly Circus, Knightsbridge, Hyde Park, Mayfair, Trafalgar Square, Westminster and many more. You will then stop to see the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace.


Buckingham House, as it was first called, was built by the 1st Duke of Buckingham between 1702 and 1705, and bought by George III in 1762. After considerable enlargement by John Nash in the 1820's, George IV renamed it Buckingham Palace, Queen Victoria was the first monarch to live there and added further extensions to the Palace during the ninteenth century. The Palace has a fabulous collection of priceless art treasures, ornaments, porcelain, tapestries and furniture, including the Coronation Throne of our present Queen. Each state room has a guide who will help you with information. Our tour ends here so that you can spend as much time as you want.


Regrettably, disabled clients cannot be accommodated due to unsuitable access to Buckingham Palace.