If you are planning to visit London soon a guided tour of London is the finest way to see all of its picturesque cities, historic castles and palaces, and stunning parks! You can customize your travel packages to meet your specific requirements and learn everything from knowledgeable, licensed tour guides who will share fascinating tales about London with you.
• Tower of London
The Tower of London, which houses the Crown Jewels, is one of the most famous landmarks in the country, and you will learn about its fascinating history by one of the Queen’s Yeoman Warders (also known as Beefeaters).
• Windsor Castle
The Windsor Castle continues to be one of the Queen’s private residences. You will be taken to the State Apartments, where the Queen customarily hosts Heads of State on their formal visits and holds ceremonies and awards honors.
• Buckingham Palace
A must-see in London is Buckingham Palace, which has notable attractions including the Throne Room, Ballroom, and Grand Staircase. You can also observe the Changing of the Guard with the Queen’s Yeomen Warders, followed by a tour of St. James Park.
• Big Ben & Houses of Parliament
Another one of London’s most recognizable landmarks is Big Ben. The Houses of Parliament are located nearby, where you can see British democracy at its best by visiting the Commons chamber and the Lords chamber.
• Westminster Abbey
Since 1066, every coronation ceremony to crown the British Monarch and 16 weddings of the British royalty has taken place at Westminster Abbey.
• London Eye
At the London Eye, you can end your guided tour of London high in the sky, and enjoy amazing views of the entire city.
Licensed Guide in Paris
With so many iconic attractions to see, deciding what to do in Paris will be challenging. That is why it is important to book a licensed guide in Paris to make the most of your trip! Even if you just have a short amount of time, you can still travel comfortably with the help of English-speaking tour guides by customizing your tour itineraries!
• Eiffel Tower Tour
The Eiffel Tower, which is the most popular attraction in Paris, can be arranged with a skip-the-line option, so if you’re a first-time visitor, make sure you climb the tower to the third-level viewing deck.
• Louvre Museum Tour
The Louvre Museum, which is the biggest art museum in the world houses Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa and has more than 35000 artworks and other antiquities.
• Palace of Versailles Tour
The Palace of Versailles, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features attractions like the Hall of Mirrors, the Royal Opera, and the lovely Versailles Gardens.
• Arc de Triomphe
The Arc de Triomphe, another well-known landmark in Paris, was constructed as a memorial to those who fought and lost their lives during the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars.
• Garnier Opera
The Opera Garnier, regarded as the most popular opera house in the world, is brimming with grandeur and amazing architectural elements.
• Notre Dame Cathedral
Notre Dame Cathedral proudly stands today as a prestigious icon of France and proudly shows the elegant French Gothic architecture to the world.
• Seine River Cruise
A perfect way to end your day in Paris is to arrange a Seine River Cruise. You will be treated to a complimentary wine and dining experience while going past the illuminated major Parisian attractions.
