Free Walking Tours London

There are many popular and famous Free Walking Tours in London: from the landmark tours in Westminster, the City of London and Notting Hill, to the well-known theme tours like Street Art, Jack the Ripper, Sherlock Holmes, the Beatles, London City Tour and of course a free Harry Potter tour. Additionally, the UK's capital offers many exciting tours by night that will show you a different side of the city, from spooky ghost walks, to enjoyable pub crawls where you will have fun in centuries-old pubs. If you travel with your kids, London offers a plethora of educational tours ideal for families. There are many different guides and tour providers to pick from, which is why we have gathered them in one place where you can compare reviews and pick the one that fits you best. Book now the Best Free Walking Tours in London for you, there are daily departures at almost every hour of the day!

There are iconic locations and landmarks that for obvious reasons are a big part of many London Free Walking Tours, such as the Big Ben & the Houses of Parliament, Leicester Square, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square, 10 Downing Street and perhaps most well-known of them all, Buckingham Palace, the royal family residence. There are also a great number of important monuments in the city’s Eastern area, such as St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Bank of England, Piccadilly Circus, Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. For music lovers, there are important landmarks associated with The Beatles that you need to visit, such as Abbey Road Studios or London Palladium. Also, fans of Harry Potter and families will enjoy a free walking tour covering quirky Platform 9 ¾ in King's Cross Station, the Cauldron Bar, and Shaftesbury Avenue. Finally, Camden Town and Soho are important neighborhoods that you can’t skip in a complete visit to London.

Discover the best things to do and see in London in a day and have an unforgettable trip. Start your day early in the morning by taking the best pictures of the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, and then take in the views of the River Thames and the South Bank from the top of the London Eye. Later, you can join a free tour to cross the impressive Tower Bridge and chill out at St James's Park or Sky Garden. Other fun activities in London include a visit to Somerset House, Churchill War Rooms and a walk around Trafalgar Square, Covent Garden and the West End. Completely free activities in London for travelers on a budget include a free tour to explore Oxford Street, a visit to the world-famous British Museum, the National Gallery, the Museum of London, the Royal Academy of Arts, and the Natural History Museum. Finally, don't forget visiting some historic pubs to get your chips and fish with a pint of beer!