Westminster Self-Guided Walking Tour

Westminster Bridge: A historic span painted green to match House of Commons chairs. Playful shadows on sunny days, inspiring art, surviving WWII, and featured in films. Onward to more tales!

Standing by the Thames, you're at the heart of London's history. This iconic river shaped the city, hosting kings, events, and inspiring art. A timeless path through London's story.

The Elizabeth Tower, often mistaken as Big Ben, houses a massive bell, renamed after Sir Benjamin Hall, with colossal clocks and fascinating details.

Explore Westminster Hall in the Palace, where flags signal Parliament sessions and MPs pass through. Inside, iconic green benches hold historic traditions.

Westminster Abbey: A centuries-old marvel, witness to royal events and British history, featuring stunning architecture, royal burials, and wartime protection of treasures.

The iconic Red Telephone Box: A symbol of British heritage, design innovation, and adaptation in the modern age, embodying history, art, and global recognition.

Visit the Churchill War Rooms - a historic underground complex and museum in Westminster, London, offering a glimpse into Winston Churchill's life and wartime significance.

Explore a historic site steeped in controversy and intrigue, from the grand archway to the offices of government departments, where King Charles I faced a dramatic trial.

Back entrance to 10 Downing Street, home of the UK's Prime Minister, hidden from cameras in Saint James's Park, named after George Downing.

Navigate to Trafalgar Square, home to historic statues and memories. Look for Charles the First on a horse statue, and follow the path to Nelson's Column.

Stand at London's heart, gaze at Admiral Nelson's statue, and recall his heroic Battle of Trafalgar as you explore this historic site.

Admiralty Arch: Majestic symbol of British power, history's secrets, and James Bond's inspiration, spanning between The Mall and Trafalgar Square.

Saint James's Park in London is a picturesque urban oasis, free to enter at all hours. Historically significant, it hosts grand events and offers encounters with pelicans and iconic landmarks. Explore ever-changing greenery and serene moments by the water.

Explore Saint James's Palace, built by King Henry VIII in 1536. Known for his six marriages, his story is full of love, politics, and drama, a cinematic tale.

Explore Buckingham Palace's rich history, from Queen Victoria's transformative reign to World War II challenges. Discover its 775 rooms and unique staff roles.