London Black Cab Tour: See the City's Greatest Bits!
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Overview
Private 2.5 Hour Taxi Tour of London - London's Greatest Bits! Explore London in an iconic Black Cab, driven by a knowledgeable Cabbie. This tour is perfect for seeing the city's best spots with a guide who loves London's history and unique character. It's a great way for first-timers and long-time Londoners to discover something new.
Expect to see famous places like Piccadilly, Burlington House, and St. Paul's Cathedral. The tour also visits St James's Street, St James's Palace, St James's Place, Buckingham Palace, The Mall, Whitehall, and Parliament Square. Each location offers a glimpse into London's rich history and culture. The guide shares stories that make the city come alive.
This private tour includes transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle and guide fees. Gratuities are not included. Experience London in a unique and personal way with a friendly Cabbie!




Highlights
See London in Style: Travel in an iconic London Black Cab.
Personalized Tour: Customize the tour to see what interests you most.
Knowledgeable Guide: Learn from a friendly London Cabbie who knows the city well.
Hit the Hot Spots: Visit famous landmarks like Buckingham Palace and St. Paul's Cathedral.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers enjoy the personalized experience and the guides' knowledge, making it a memorable way to see London.

Customers loved seeing the city from a Black Cab.
The tour guides are very friendly and knowledgeable.
Many visitors thought the tour was a great way to see London.
Tour customization was a big hit with customers.
Some customers wished the tour was longer.
A few visitors mentioned traffic could be a problem.
The Journey
Piccadilly
Piccadilly: a vibrant hub where history and modern London converge. Admire the architectural splendor of its historic buildings and unravel the true story behind the iconic 'Eros' statue, often misunderstood in guidebooks. Experience the bustling atmosphere of this central London thoroughfare, a place where culture and commerce intertwine.
Burlington House
Burlington House, an architectural masterpiece, is the esteemed home of the Royal Academy of Arts and several of London's prestigious royal societies, including the Royal Society of Chemistry. Explore its grand halls and discover the surprising honorary member of the Royal Society of Chemistry, a fascinating insight into the building's unique heritage and the intersection of art and science.
St James's Street
St James's Street, a historic avenue steeped in tradition, is home to exclusive establishments catering to royalty and discerning patrons. Discover tobacconists favored by monarchs and prime ministers, hatter's shops brimming with eccentric style, and purveyors of the finest liquors. Indulge in the refined atmosphere and perhaps acquire a souvenir of unparalleled quality.
St James's Palace
St James's Palace, the oldest Royal palace still standing in London, was once a hunting lodge for Henry VIII. Today, it serves a vital role in the planning of state funerals and coronations. Although largely empty, the palace exudes history and provides a tangible connection to the enduring traditions of the British monarchy. While not regularly open to the public, the building's exterior showcases the architectural heritage.
St James's Place
St James's Place, an elegant address with historical significance, offers a glimpse into the early life of Sir Winston Churchill, as we stop to see his childhood home. Reflect on the formative years of one of Britain's most iconic leaders and understand his deep connection to London, both as a statesman and a citizen. This location serves as an intimate memorial to the man and his legacy.
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace, the London residence of British Royalty since Queen Victoria's reign, is now home to Queen Elizabeth II. Witness the grandeur of this iconic palace and, depending on the time of year and day, experience the world-famous Changing of the Guard. Feel the pulse of royal history and witness a ceremony steeped in tradition (subject to weather and security conditions).
The Mall
The Mall, a grand avenue renowned for hosting royal and state events, such as Royal Weddings and Jubilee celebrations, is steeped in history. Discover the origins of its famous name, observe the interesting local wildlife, and perhaps even catch a film or TV crew in action. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere where history is constantly being made.
Whitehall
Whitehall, the heart of the UK's government, houses numerous government departments and is adorned with statues of famous figures and memorials to the brave men and women of both World Wars. Reflect on the weight of history and the sacrifices made while passing through this politically charged area.
Parliament Square
Parliament Square, a symbolic center of British democracy, is surrounded by internationally important buildings, including Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament. Uncover the significance of the square and the figures immortalized in its statues, offering a comprehensive overview of British political and religious history.
St Paul's Cathedral
St Paul's Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece designed by Sir Christopher Wren, stands as a testament to London's resilience and 2000-year history. Discover the history of this iconic Cathedral, from its Roman origins to its role in major national events. Experience the grandeur of its dome and the spiritual significance it holds for millions.
Know Before You Go
This private tour includes comfortable transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle with an expert guide. Please note that gratuities are not included in the price. Pickup and drop-off locations are flexible to suit the needs.
Hot Tip
Many reviewers recommend discussing the specific sites customers are most interested in seeing with the driver/guide beforehand. This will allow the guide to customize the route and spend more time at the locations that are most important to the customer, ensuring they get the most out of the tour.