Experience over 35 of London's best sights in one day
View London Bridge, the Tower of London and Buckingham Palace from up close
See Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament & Big Ben
Enjoy the Changing of the Guard with a fun local guide on a small-group tour
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ツアー・観光
催行形式
少人数制
アクセス
現地集合
集合時間
遅め(9:00以降)
最少催行人数
16名
ガイド形式
ガイド付きツアー、音声ガイド
お食事のご用意
各自 (自費)
観光のジャンル
まち歩きガイドツアー、史跡・名所巡り、ウォーキング
交通手段
徒歩
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We will begin at Victoria Station (Stop 11) and make our way to Buckingham Palace, where we’ll watch the world-famous Changing of the Guard ceremony.
By starting early in the morning, we’ll arrive at one of the best viewing spots for the ceremony — so there’s no need to worry about finding a good place. Our guide will carefully choose the best available viewing area for the group to enjoy this iconic British tradition comfortably.
This is a Chinese-guided small group walking tour, designed for travelers who want a deeper and more immersive London experience. With smaller group sizes, guests can enjoy clearer explanations, easier interaction with the guide, and a more relaxed sightseeing pace throughout the tour.
After witnessing this traditional ritual, we’ll head to Westminster. Sights we’ll see along the way include Downing Street, Westminster Abbey, Parliament Square, Horse Guards Parade, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament.
Along the route, our Chinese-speaking guide will share stories, history, royal traditions, and hidden details behind London’s most iconic landmarks — helping you truly understand the city beyond simple sightseeing.
Our tour will finish in Chinatown, right in the heart of central London. After a full morning of walking and sightseeing, guests can conveniently enjoy lunch, take a short break, or continue exploring Soho and nearby areas at their own pace — a thoughtful and relaxing way to end the tour.
Note: The Changing of the Guard ceremony does not take place every day. Please note: The Changing of the Guard Ceremony is for the 10am tour on Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun only.
