Most of our tours include a stop at Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of His Majesty The King and perhaps the most famous royal palace in the world. We usually allow around 15 minutes here so you can take photos and soak in the grandeur of this landmark. Outside the palace stands the Victoria Memorial, an impressive monument to Queen Victoria, surrounded by ornate gates and gardens that make this one of the most photographed spots in London. Depending on the timing of your tour, you may also see the Changing of the Guard — a colourful display of military precision and tradition that draws visitors from across the globe. Please note: the exact itinerary may vary depending on your pickup location, traffic conditions on the day, and your personal preferences. Your driver will confirm the details with you at the start of your tour.

Many of our tours include a visit to St. James’s Palace, a working royal residence and one of the oldest in London, dating back to the 1500s. We usually stop for around 15 minutes so you can take photos and enjoy the atmosphere of this historic setting. Just nearby, in St. James’s Park, you may also see the pink pelicans — first gifted to King Charles II in the 17th century by the Russian ambassador, and still a much-loved feature of the park today. Please note: the exact itinerary may vary depending on your pickup location, traffic conditions on the day, and your personal preferences. Your driver will confirm the details with you at the start of your tour.

Our tours often drive by the Horse Guards Parade. It's a grand parade ground used for royal ceremonies such as Trooping the Colour. If you would like to stop to take photos please let us know. You will see mounted cavalry on duty and if the timing is right, you may even witness the daily Changing of the Guard — a uniquely British spectacle of precision and tradition. Please note: the exact itinerary may vary depending on your pickup location, traffic conditions on the day, and your personal preferences. Your driver will confirm the details with you at the start of your tour.

The Palace of Westminster, more commonly known as the Houses of Parliament, is one of London’s most impressive and historically important landmarks. Home to the House of Commons and the House of Lords, it has been the centre of political life in Britain for centuries. Built in the Gothic Revival style, the building’s intricate towers, arches, and riverside setting make it a highlight of any London tour. We’ll usually pause here for around 10 minutes, giving you time to take photos of its grand façade from the best vantage points along the Thames. Your driver will also share fascinating stories about how this iconic building has witnessed everything from royal ceremonies to fiery debates that have shaped the nation’s history. Please note: the exact itinerary may vary depending on your pickup location, traffic conditions on the day, and your personal preferences. Your driver will confirm the details with you at the start of your tour.

Officially named the Elizabeth Tower, Big Ben is perhaps London’s most famous landmark. Completed in 1859, its 96-metre clock tower rises proudly above the Palace of Westminster and is admired worldwide for its ornate Gothic Revival design. The nickname “Big Ben” originally referred to the Great Bell inside the tower, whose hourly chimes have become a sound synonymous with London.

Westminster Abbey is one of London’s most treasured landmarks, with a history spanning over a thousand years. This magnificent Gothic church has been the setting for every English and British coronation since 1066, as well as royal weddings and state funerals. Its soaring architecture, intricate stonework, and beautiful stained-glass windows make it both a masterpiece of design and a living place of worship. We’ll usually pause here for around 10 minutes so you can take photos of the grand façade and learn about its remarkable past. Inside lie the tombs and memorials of monarchs, poets, and scientists, making it a true resting place of British history. Even from the outside, the Abbey radiates a sense of grandeur and tradition that no London visit would be complete without. Please note: the exact itinerary may vary depending on your pickup location, traffic conditions on the day, and your personal preferences. Your driver will confirm the details with you at the start of your tour.

As we make our way through central London, we’ll drive past Trafalgar Square — one of the city’s most vibrant public spaces. Dominated by Nelson’s Column and guarded by four famous bronze lions, the square is a gathering place for celebrations, events, and London life. From your taxi, you’ll also see the fountains, the National Gallery, and the many statues that make this spot a true cultural hub. Please note: as this is a pass-by location, we won’t be stopping here, but you’ll have a great view from the comfort of your black taxi.

We’ll also pass by Downing Street, the official residence of the British Prime Minister. Number 10, with its black front door and white numbering, is one of the most famous addresses in the world. Although the street itself is gated and guarded, you’ll still be able to glimpse the entrance from your taxi while learning about its history and role at the heart of British politics. Please note: as this is a drive-by location, we won’t be stopping here, but you’ll have a clear view from the comfort of your black taxi.

Designed by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire of London, St. Paul’s Cathedral is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Its magnificent dome dominates the skyline and has witnessed countless state occasions, including royal weddings and national services of remembrance. On our tours, we usually allow around 5 minutes here for photos of the grand western façade and its striking dome. Even a brief stop gives you the chance to admire this masterpiece of Baroque architecture and hear some of the fascinating stories behind it. Please note: the exact itinerary may vary depending on your pickup location, traffic conditions on the day, and your personal preferences. Your driver will confirm the details with you at the start of your tour.

At the heart of the Thames stands the legendary Tower of London, a fortress that has guarded the city for nearly a thousand years. Famous as the home of the Crown Jewels, it has also been a royal palace, a prison, and even a zoo. Its ancient stone walls and dramatic history make it one of London’s most fascinating landmarks. Right beside it rises Tower Bridge, London’s most iconic crossing. Completed in 1894, its twin towers and elegant bascules are instantly recognisable around the world. Whether raised for passing ships or beautifully lit at night, Tower Bridge is a true symbol of the city. On our tours, we usually allow around 10 minutes here so you can capture photos of both the fortress and the bridge from some of the best viewing points along the river. Please note: if you would like to tour inside The Tower of London you will need to let us know in advance, tickets are not included