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Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news, events, offers and partner promotions. Indeed, in many ways, London is the anti-L. Besides, nothing quite lets you get to know a city like a good walk around β after all, London existed long before there were any forms of public or private transport more sophisticated than a horse.
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For more information, click here. Tuck in to a six-hour walking tour that will take you from Buckingham Palace where you'll witness the Changing of the Guard past the Houses of Parliament and onto the Tower of London, where you'll surely be ready for the delicious British delights that await. Try fish and chips, scotch eggs, pie and mash and a so-called famous doughnut not sure about that last one tbh , before venturing over the bridge to peruse sights and smells of delicious Borough Market.
In two hours your Blue Badge guide will take you to see an array of major Westminster landmarks associated with the man, such as Big Ben and Downing Street, alongside the poignant Cenotaph war memorial. Walkers will then be led to Churchill's wartime bunker, where you can see several items that once belonged to big man, discover top-secret conversations that went on down there and soak up the drama of the room in which the fate of the world was shaped so long ago.
