Panoramic Tour as you make your way through the city, your guide will impart exciting stories and interesting facts about London's long history. Along the way, you will see all of London's most iconic landmarks. Travelers have the option to step off the sightseeing bus and wait for the next one.

Panoramic Tour, along the way, you will see the Westminster Abbey. Travelers have the option to step off the sightseeing bus and wait for the next one.

Panoramic Tour, along the way, you will see the best known as Big Ben Travelers have the option to step off the sightseeing bus and wait for the next one.

At one of our first stops, Buckingham Palace, we will watch a traditional ceremony that is the epitome of British pomp and pageantry. During the ceremony, guards from the New Guard of the Household Division arrive to assume responsibility for protecting Buckingham Palace. Accompanied by a regimental marching band, these soldiers are instantly recognizable in their bearskin caps and scarlet tunics. Don't let the bearskin hats fool you - these soldiers are elite soldiers from the British military! Travelers have the option to step off the sightseeing bus and wait for the next one.

St Paul's Cathedral is an iconic symbol of London. One of the largest churches in the world, its dome is an incredible 366ft high and was the tallest building in London until the 1960s. Explore the history of the Cathedral on a guided walking tour, and hear how Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece took 35 years to complete. Travelers have the option to step off the sightseeing bus and wait for the next one.

Almost a thousand years of history are waiting for us at our next stop, the formidable Tower of London. The long and bloody history of 'The Tower' is steeped in myth and legend. Built by William the Conqueror in 1066, this historic fortress in the middle of London is a notorious prison and execution site. The last person to be executed here was in 1941, and throughout its long history, dozens have been shot, beheaded and even burned at the stake. Delve into the grisly history of this medieval castle and a former royal palace, and discover the stories behind some of its most famous former inmates. Travelers have the option to step off the sightseeing bus and wait for the next one.

Embark on a journey aboard the London Eye. Standing 135 metres (443 ft) tall, the London Eye is the world's tallest cantilevered observation wheel and one of the capital's most iconic London landmarks. Enjoy spectacular panoramic views of London and some of the city's other famous landmarks, including 'Big Ben', the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, St Paul's Cathedral and many more. The London Eye is a world class attraction and a 'must see' - no visit to the capital is complete without experiencing the majestic beauty of a flight on the London Eye.