Secrets of Westminster
Secrets of Westminster is a 3-hour sightseeing tour in London. £24 — 86% below the London median tour price of £175.92, across 598 priced tours. It holds a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 12 reviews. Listed under Tours & Sightseeing, History, Outdoor Activities, Budget Friendly. The median tour price in London is £175.92, measured across 598 priced tours. The 25th-percentile tour price in London is £64.24, measured across 598 priced tours.
London⏱ 3 hours★5.0(12 Rating)From £24

The City of Westminster is the royal and political heart of the United Kingdom, founded by the Anglo-Saxons on the ancient Isle of Thorney. The city is full of famous historical sites, but also streets and secret courts that time seems to have forgotten. This tour invites you to explore these two facets of this unmissable area.
On the way we will see the Palace and Westminster Abbey, the most beautiful streets in the neighborhood, a church looking curious and inspired by the whims of a queen and even a gas lamp 200 years old! We will also talk about some great characters like Richard the Lionheart, Oliver Cromwell, a soldier whose life inspired a cult movie from the 60s, and a Parliament official with a rather strange role.
Through this tour, the fascinating history of the City of Westminster will be unveiled in all its aspects.
Key facts
- £24 — 86% below the London median tour price of £175.92, across 598 priced tours.
- 2 h 30 min — the same as the London median of 2 h 30 min, across 593 tours.
- The median tour price in London is £175.92, measured across 598 priced tours.
- The 25th-percentile tour price in London is £64.24, measured across 598 priced tours.
- The 75th-percentile tour price in London is £345, measured across 598 priced tours.
- The median tour in London runs 2 h 30 min, measured across 593 tours with a published duration.
- 98% of London's 598 categorised tours carry the "Tours & Sightseeing" tag, the most common of 18 categories in the city.
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