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  • Local Expertise: Our award winning team comprises passionate, qualified, local tour guides who adore London and know all its ins and outs. We're here to share our love for the city and provide you with personalised recommendations based on our extensive experience.
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Guiding a private tour at Westminster Abbey
The Abbey In-Depth

Westminster Abbey Private Tour

From£463.00
4 Hours
Availability : Mon-Sat
Max People : 8
Discover Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and Buckingham Palace on a private tour with expert Blue Badge Guides. Skip lines and explore London's royal history!
stories of history bring the tower of london to life
Iconic London Landmarks

Tower of London & Westminster Abbey Walking Tour

From£681.00
8 Hours
Availability : Mon - Sat
Max People : 8
Explore Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, and the Tower of London on a private tour. See Crown Jewels, Big Ben, and more with an expert guide!
Tour guide explains the history of the tower of london
Medieval Castle in depth

Tower Of London Private Tour

From£472.00
3 Hours
Availability : Daily
Max People : 10
There is so much to see around the Tower of London with a brilliant overview of this spectacular medieval palace.
Happy guests in parliament sqaure
Famous London on Foot

London Highlights Walking Tour

From£391.00
4 Hours
Availability : Daily
Max People : 10
Enjoy a private walking tour of central London with a Blue Badge Guide. Hear stories of royalty, statesmen, and more as you journey from Parliament Square to Picadilly.
Great Court at the British Museum
Museum Connoisseur's Pick

British Museum Highlights Tour

From£391.00
2.5 Hours
Availability : Daily
Max People : 10
With artefacts from all over the world, the Private British Museum Highlights Tour immerses you in both modern and ancient cultures.
WW2 London and the Churchill War Rooms Tour
Explore WW2 & Churchill

WW2 London & Churchill War Rooms Tour

From£429.00
3 Hours
Availability : Mon-Fri
Max People : 8
From central Westminster, your guide takes you underground into the bunker that was home to the headquarters of the British war department.
National Gallery Highlights Tour
Art Lover's Choice

National Gallery Highlights Tour

From£391.00
2.5 Hours
Availability : Daily
Max People : 10
Learn more about works by famous artists and their lives, with a private guided tour of the iconic National Gallery in London.
Victoria and Albert Museum
Art&Design Museum

Victoria&Albert Museum Highlights Tour

From£391.00
2.5 Hours
Availability : Daily
Max People : 10
Once inside you’re treated to a spectacular view of the Great Court, a perfect opportunity to take some family pictures.
View of St Paul's Cathedral in London at night
Iconic Church and Castle

St Paul’s Cathedral and Tower of London Private Tour

From£681.00
8 Hours
Availability : Mon - Sat
Max People : 8
London Highlights entering Westminster Abbey & Tower of London plus many others.
mineral gallery at the natural history museum London
Museum Connoisseur's Pick

Natural History Museum Tour

From£391.00
2.5 Hours
Availability : Daily
Max People : 10
8 Million objects await on a Natural History Museum tour with the expert guides from Let me show you London
St Paul's Cathedral Tour with Let me show you London - St Paul's Cathedral dome with millennium bridge in foreground
Iconic Church

St Paul’s Cathedral Private Tour

From£422.00
4 Hours
Availability : Mon-Sat
Max People : 10
Spectacular Church and an icon of the London skyline, a fantastic experience not to be missed.
Let Me Show You London
Built just for you

Custom Tour

From£343.00
3 Hours +
Availability : Daily
Max People : 10
Customise your tour to make the perfect experience for your group

What's on in London 2024

Many of London's attractions host temporary exhibits, see what's on offer here

What’s on at Westminster Abbey

the towers of westminster abbey against a blue sky

Step into the timeless beauty of Westminster Abbey, an iconic symbol of British history and culture. While exploring this magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Site, be sure to seize the moment and visit the temporary exhibits, offering a rare glimpse into the rich tapestry of royal events and significant historical moments. From captivating displays illuminating the lives of past monarchs to immersive installations that bring centuries of architectural grandeur to life, these limited-time exhibits provide a unique opportunity to delve deeper into the captivating history and sacred traditions of Westminster Abbey.

The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries

Monday – Friday: 10.00am – 3.00pm (last entry)
Saturday: 9.30am – 3.00pm (last entry)
Sunday: Closed

Tickets from £5 (in addition to entrance ticket)

Experience the architectural marvel of the new Weston Tower, an exquisite addition to the historic Westminster Abbey since 1745, designed by Ptolemy Dean. Inspired by the abbey’s Gothic patterns, this star-shaped structure seamlessly blends with the existing Gothic architecture, featuring stone, glass, lead, and oak materials. Inside, the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries offer breathtaking views of the Great West Door and Cosmati Pavement, while showcasing a fascinating collection of around 300 objects spanning a millennium of history. From Queen Mary II’s coronation chair to Queen Elizabeth I’s corset and artifacts reflecting worship and daily life at the abbey, immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Westminster Abbey’s past.

Queens diamond Jubilee galleries
Windsor Castle Tour, bright stained glass windows and vaulted ceiling of St George's Chapel

Hidden Highlights: Westminster Abbey

October, November and December 2024

Tickets £15 (in addition to entrance ticket)

Tickets sell out very quickly!



Embark on an exclusive experience that takes you behind the scenes of Westminster Abbey, granting access to areas typically off-limits to the public. Lasting 75 minutes, this immersive experience unveils the lost medieval sacristy, unveiled during a monumental archaeological endeavour. Additionally, you will explore the Florence Nightingale & Nurses’ Chapel, a poignant tribute to nursing professionals who perished during World War II, as well as the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries, showcasing a wealth of treasures from the abbey. Lastly, step into history within the Jerusalem Chamber, the medieval chamber where Henry IV breathed his last and Henry V ascended the throne. Prepare for an extraordinary journey into the hidden realms of Westminster Abbey’s past.

What’s on at The Natural History Museum

blue whale skeleton in the hintze hall at the natural history museum

Discover the wonders of the natural world at the renowned Natural History Museum in London. Don’t miss the chance to explore their remarkable temporary exhibits, showcasing rare specimens and immersive displays that bring the natural world to life in extraordinary ways. From fascinating temporary installations to captivating interactive experiences, these limited-time exhibits offer a unique and enriching journey that will leave you in awe of our planet’s biodiversity.

Luxury and Power – Persia to Greece

Exhibition 4 May – 13 Aug 2023

Tickets from £15

Uncover the captivating clash between Greek soldiers and the opulent Persian king’s tent in an exhibition that goes beyond ancient Greek triumph. Delve into the complex relationship between luxury and politics, exploring how the Persian Achaemenid court used precious objects as symbols of authority. From Athens’ creative adaptations to Alexander the Great’s fusion of styles, witness the breathtaking craftsmanship of gold, silver, and glass artifacts. These treasures shaped the political landscape of Europe and Asia, leaving a lasting legacy on our perception of luxury today. Don’t miss this captivating journey through power, beauty, and interconnected ancient cultures.

original section of the British Museum which now houses the enlightenment gallery

China’s hidden century

Exhibition 18 May – 8 Oct 2023

Tickets from £18

Experience a groundbreaking exhibition revealing the resilience and innovation of 19th-century China. Amidst civil uprisings, foreign wars, and the end of dynastic rule, explore a period of remarkable creativity driven by political, cultural, and technological change. Through exquisite objects and research by the British Museum and London University, uncover the lives of remarkable individuals and the textures of 19th-century Chinese society. Witness the emergence of new art forms and technological advancements that transformed the era. This extraordinary exhibition opens a new chapter in understanding late imperial China.

What’s on at The National Gallery

The National Gallery London

Indulge your love for art at the esteemed National Gallery in London. Step into a world of artistic brilliance and take advantage of the opportunity to witness captivating temporary exhibits, featuring masterpieces from renowned artists. From captivating exhibitions showcasing diverse artistic styles to thought-provoking installations, these limited-time displays offer a unique chance to immerse yourself in the beauty and creativity of the art world. Don’t miss out on this chance to experience the temporary wonders that await you at the National Gallery.

Edwin Austin Abbey: By the Dawn’s Early Light

Until 15 February 2026 | Room 1

Tickets free

Discover the remarkable story of Edwin Austin Abbey, a celebrated American artist who left Philadelphia in 1878 to make Gloucestershire his home.

This exhibition centres on his monumental study for ‘The Hours’ – the celestial masterpiece that adorns the Pennsylvania State Capitol’s ceiling – featuring allegorical figures flowing against a graduating blue sky. Working from what was then Europe’s largest art studio, Abbey created this ambitious final work that captured the optimistic spirit of renewal in late 19th-century America.

Edwin Austin exhibit
Wright of Derby exhibit

Wright of Derby: From the Shadows

Until 10 May 2026 | Sunley Room

Tickets from £10

Experience Joseph Wright of Derby’s mesmerising ‘candlelight’ paintings in the first major exhibition dedicated to these dramatic works. Watch as illuminated faces gather around scientific instruments, classical sculptures and curious objects, creating scenes that challenge our understanding of this 18th-century British master.

More than virtuoso displays of light and shadow reminiscent of Caravaggio, Wright used darkness to explore profound themes of death, morality and the sublime, moving beyond his traditional reputation as merely a ‘painter of light’ or figurehead of the Enlightenment.

What’s on at The Natural History Museum

blue whale skeleton in the hintze hall at the natural history museum

Discover the wonders of the natural world at the renowned Natural History Museum in London. Don’t miss the chance to explore their remarkable temporary exhibits, showcasing rare specimens and immersive displays that bring the natural world to life in extraordinary ways. From fascinating temporary installations to captivating interactive experiences, these limited-time exhibits offer a unique and enriching journey that will leave you in awe of our planet’s biodiversity.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year

11 October 2024 to 29 June 2025

Tickets from £15


Embark on a journey across Earth’s diverse habitats, from bustling cities to polar seas, and encounter remarkable creatures. Witness the impact of human activities on nature, exploring stories of endangered species and successful rescues. Through immersive experiences and stunning photography, delve into our interconnectedness with nature. Leave inspired to protect our planet’s resources and continue your conservation journey.

Wildlife through the lens of a camera

Dino Snores

1-2 dates per month, sells out quickly!

Tickets from £75

Experience an unforgettable sleepover adventure surrounded by extraordinary creatures at the museum. Set up camp in the galleries and embark on an evening of exploration, torchlight expeditions, and engaging activities. From a dinosaur t-shirt workshop to an educational science show presented by a Museum scientist, you’ll be immersed in a world of excitement. After a cozy night’s sleep, wake up to a delicious breakfast and continue your journey with a captivating trail through iconic galleries, discovering fascinating facts about the natural world. This exclusive sleepover is an opportunity not to be missed, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Birds: Brilliant and Bizarre

24 May 2024 – 5 January 2025

Tickets from £15


Birds fill our mornings with song and brighten our skies, but how much do we truly know about them? Our new exhibition invites you to explore their world like never before. Experience a murmuration up close, listen to the dawn chorus, and even sniff a seabird egg! From feeling their heartbeats to seeing through their eyes, you’ll get to know these fascinating creatures in new ways.

Discover ancient species like the “wonderchicken,” uncover the link between pigeons and T. rex, and learn how birds survived the mass extinction. With over 11,000 species thriving in unique ways—from blood-sucking to acid-bathing—this exhibition reveals the secrets behind their success and explores how we can protect their future.

birds at the Natural History Museum London

What’s on at The British Museum

Great Court at the British Museum

Embark on a captivating journey through history at the iconic British Museum, where temporary exhibits offer a limited opportunity to witness extraordinary treasures from around the world. Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of these fleeting exhibitions, unveiling captivating artefacts and untold stories that will leave a lasting impression long after your visit.

Hawaiʻi: A Kingdom Crossing Oceans

Exhibition Until 25th May 2026

Tickets from £14

Journey to Hawaiʻi through feathered cloaks worn by chiefs, finely carved deities, shark-toothed weapons and bold contemporary works by Native Hawaiian artists.

This exhibition commemorates the 200th anniversary of King Liholiho and Queen Kamāmalu’s fateful 1824 voyage to Britain – a turning point in Hawaiian history. Shaped in collaboration with Hawaiian knowledge-bearers, the show centres on indigenous voices whilst exploring the complex relationship between Hawaiian and British nations through exceptional objects and extraordinary stories.

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Samurai

Exhibition 3 February – 4 May 2026

Tickets from £17

Discover the reality behind a millennium of myth at this sweeping exhibition on Japan’s legendary warriors. From medieval battlefields to government bureaucrats, from poets and painters to global pop culture icons – the samurai story is far more complex than the myths suggest.

See battle gear including the suit of armour sent to James VI and I, luxury objects like an intriguing incense game, and modern interpretations from Louis Vuitton to Assassin’s Creed. This candid exhibition reveals how the concept of bushido emerged in the late 19th century and explores the samurai’s enduring legacy through games, fashion and film.

What’s on at St Paul’s Cathedral

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Experience the awe-inspiring majesty of St. Paul’s Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece that has stood the test of time. Delve into the extraordinary temporary exhibits on display, offering a glimpse into the cathedral’s storied past and its role as a witness to historic events. From immersive displays showcasing the cathedral’s remarkable architectural details to captivating exhibitions unveiling the stories of those who have left their mark within its hallowed walls, these limited-time exhibits provide a unique opportunity to explore the hidden treasures and profound significance of St. Paul’s Cathedral.

Christopher Wren: The Quest for Knowledge

Exhibition Ongoing

Free with a regular entrance ticket

Join us in commemorating the incredible life of Sir Christopher Wren, the visionary scientist, mathematician, and architect behind the iconic St Paul’s Cathedral. In our exhibition, “Sir Christopher Wren: The Quest for Knowledge,” we delve into the early years and career of this remarkable figure, shedding light on his lesser-known accomplishments in mathematics, astronomy, and physiology. Explore the design and construction of his greatest masterpiece, St Paul’s Cathedral, while immersing yourself in a treasure trove of archival materials, drawings, photographs, and personal artefacts that offer a captivating glimpse into Wren’s extraordinary world.

View of St Paul's Cathedral in London at night