3 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Private walking tour led by a local expert
Visit St. Paul’s Cathedral and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre
Walk along the River Thames with stunning views
Discover Camden Town’s alternative culture and hidden corners
€ 205
€ 188.60
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Experience the best of London in a single day with this immersive Private Walking Tour, guided by a knowledgeable local. Begin in the heart of central London, where you'll explore world-famous landmarks such as St. Paul’s Cathedral and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. Stroll along the River Thames, taking in sweeping views of the city before arriving at the historic Tower of London, with its imposing medieval towers and rich royal history.
The tour continues into Camden Town, London’s most vibrant and alternative neighborhood. Wander through Camden Market, a hub of creativity, global flavors, and local artisans. Your guide will uncover the stories and subcultures that make Camden truly unique. If you opt for the full experience, enjoy a relaxing break with coffee at one of London’s top cafés. Traveling with children? No problem—the experience can be customized to keep everyone engaged and entertained.
Coffee & gourmet toast
Metro tickets
Meal and Beverage
Gratuities
Water bottle
Weather-appropriate clothing
Public transportation nearby
Not wheelchair accessible
Wear comfortable shoes
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This place is still going strong as it way in the 70s, or has a great ambience and there is lots to see, there are some great food stalls, especially the macaroni cheese one, where there is always a queue. There is also a great Caribbean cafe there too. If you're in London, this is a must in your places to go.
This is a great place to come and browse around. There is an abundance of crafts, clothing, jewellery, bags, badges, glassware, footwear, vintage, paintings and trinkets etc to see all in one place, but above all amazing street food from all over the world! Walk around for hours and take it all in as well as the scenery or just sit by the water and watch the world go by! You won't regret visiting as there really is so much to see and if you're looking for something unique, this is the place to find it! I didn't take many photos this time, as I was too busy looking at everything around me! A extremely interesting place to visit!
One of the best places to go in London, and now they’ve pedestrianised the streets a bit it’s even better. A stroll along this lovely part of town lightens the soul and makes you feel proud to be living in this beautiful city. I always suggest Camden as a place to go and will always swear by it. The best diversity in pubs bar none. From the amazing Hawley Arms, to the Elephant Head, to the Dublin Castle, there’s something for everyone. If you’re bored of Camden, you’re bored of life!
My daughter found this market while searching on her phone during our London visit and I was so happy she did, it was so fun, and so interesting, and delicious! Finding good food in London is easy, but this area was our favorite of all because of the endless possibilities. There are tons of little shops too in addition to the food places. Bars, people everywhere (but not overly crowded), the area has great energy and a very cool vibe. Definitely a little alternative, but not too much to be uncomfortable. Accessibility wasn’t great, we took an uber there and back to our hotel, I don’t think there was a convenient underground station, but I could be misinformed on this detail. Definitely recommend checking the area out!
I think this place is quite overrated, at least the things we saw there. Outside the stores ist mostly 'Made in china' and they charge you a fortune. Then you see some stores, i guess they get Kind of famous on tiktok or so, but nothing special or "made in china" too. (The restaurants we tried - were ok, but not the taste why you should go all the way to camden market) I liked the Designs off the little houses.
