London In-Transit from Heathrow and back (full day)
The itinerary is flexible and can take in any of all of the sites included in my half and full day tours, depending on how long you have available.
The itinerary is flexible and can take in any of all of the sites included in my half and full day tours, depending on how long you have available.
On this tour you will see the Houses of Parliament and learn how the UK’s parliamentary system works; Westminster Abbey, the venue for coronations, royal weddings and funerals and the resting place of monarchs, and 10 Downing Street, the official residence of the British Prime Minister.
With half a day to spare, there will be time to get out of the car to take photographs and to discover a little about the various sights.
The journey into central London generally takes between 30 minutes and 1 hour, depending on the time of day. Services range from a saloon car for up to three passengers, to a minibus available for groups of up to seven people.
If you are in transit through Gatwick and have a few hours to spare between flights, I can collect you from the Airport and take you on a tour of London.
The full day itinerary is flexible and can be tailored to your own interests.
With half a day to spend touring London by car, there will be time to get out of the car to take photographs and to discover a little about the various sights.
Transfers to/from London Gatwick Airport.
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