Royal Indulgence 5 Days Tour

Arrival to London. Home to his Royal Highness, King Charles III. Over the next few days you will  be exploring royal hot spots in London and its area.  A private black cab will pick you up at the airport and takes you to your hotel in London. Enjoy  your free time in the afternoon. We suggest a relaxing walk around St. James Park and Hyde  Park. Maybe you can even have a quick look around the world famous luxury department store,  Harrods. Overnight in Central London.

Today you will pass various sites that are playing an important role in the history of the Royal  Family.  Start with the traditional ‘Changing the Guard’ ceremony at the Buckingham Palace (usually daily  at 10:45). You will also see the balcony, which is being used for public occasions.  Continue your tour to the Royal Mews. It’s a working branch of the Royal house and responsible  for all royal road travel, by car, horse and carriage.  Your next destination should be the ‘Queens Gallery’ an impressive art exhibition of more than  450 works.  Also, you shouldn’t miss the St. James Palace which was built by the Tudor king Henry VIII.  Nearby, you will also find the worldwide oldest hat store ‘Lock & Co Hatters’. The family-owned  business is a royal warrant holder and created hats for Sir Winston Churchill, Oscar Wild und  Jacqueline Kennedy Onassi.  If you fancy some delicacies you shouldn’t miss Fortnum & Mason, which is also known as the  Queen’s grocer.  Finish the day at the magnificent Westminster Abbey. The Abbey plays an enormous role in the  Royal history and was the venue for 17 Royal weddings.  Cross the Westminster Bridge for a stunning view over Big Ben and Westminster Palace.  Overnight in Central London.

Today you will have free time until the early afternoon. That’s when you will be joining a half day  excursion to Windsor where you will be visiting the imposing castle. It is the oldest and largest  occupied castle in the World and has been family home to British kings and queens. The late  Queen Elisabeth II spent many weekends here. Overnight in Central London.

You will start in the Eastern part of London. Take a stroll through the Royal Exchange. A luxury  shopping centre from the 16. Century. It’s also a place where royal proclamations (such as the  death of a monarch) are read out by a herald.  You will continue towards Tower Bridge. You might pass the Sky Garden in the Frenchurch  Building. It’s a unique viewing platform, which is free of charge (Att. Tickets have to be prebooked).  In the Tower of London you will have the chance to have a glance at the Crown Jewels, a sparkling  collection of 23.578 gemstones. Nowadays, they are still used for royal ceremonies.  In the afternoon you will board a river cruise for a traditional Afternoon Tea. The boat will take you  to London Bridge and back. You will have the chance to explore London from a different angle.  Overnight in Central London.

We sincerely hope that you enjoyed your time in London.  Your private airport transfer will pick you up at the hotel.