Arrive in Richmond upon Thames, home of AFC Richmond and Ted Lasso. During our guided walking tour, you can stop for a pint at Ted's favourite pub, The Princes Head, (Crown & Anchor in the show). Get a photo by the famous red London phone boxes and stroll across The Green, scene of so many AFC Richmond training sessions. We will stroll through the narrow streets of Richmond and home of Ted's apartment. You will experience the beauty of one of London’s prettiest boroughs, sometimes known as ‘Rockstars upon Thames’ because of the number of stars that live or have lived there, including Mick Jagger, Jerry Hall, Pete Townshend of The Who, Ronnie Wood,.The Rolling Stones played their first gig here in 1963 at The Crawdaddy Club. We also visit Richmond Palace, where Elizabeth I died in 1603 and learn about the importance of Elizabeth in the settlement of America, Richmond, Virginia is named in honour of 'The Virgin Queen' Free time for a pub lunch or at a local cafe.

We'll take a drive through Richmond Park, London's largest park at over 2,500 acres. See the wild red deer that descend from Henry VIII's herd of the 1500's. See Pembroke Lodge, General Dwight Eisenhower official residence in World War 2.

On Richmond Hill, enjoy a guided tour as we look out over the stunning view of the River Thames from the viewpoint of JMW Turner's 1815 masterpiece 'The Thames from Richmond Hill', view Ham House in the distance, and Twickenham Rugby Stadium, the birth place of rugby and other south London points of interest. We visit the Roebuck Pub, scene of so many Ted Lasso scenes. View Mick Jagger & Jerry Hall's London home as well as The Wick, previous home of Ronnie Wood from the Rolling Stones where 'It's only rock and roll, but I like it' was recorded.