Free London Christmas Tour
2.5 Hours
5
2.5 Hours
Free London Christmas Tour
- Take some pictures with London’s most famous Christmas tree.
- Discover how the Victorians shaped our modern Christmas!
- Learn about which strange ancient Christmas traditions we have lost over the years.
Tour Features
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