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British Empire City Walking Tour in London

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Depart from London

10:30 - 12:30

Guide language: English

Small group (1-20)

Free cancellation (24 hours notice)

You'll get a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hour(s) before the activity date (destination local time)

Available from 17 Jul 2026

Operated by:GLOBAL EXPERIENCES LTD (Carpe Diem)

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Itinerary

Day 1

Meet-up

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Point 1

10:30

All Hallows by the Tower Church Entrance

Look for the guide holding a yellow Carpe Diem Tours flag or sign, standing at the entrance of this meeting point

Reminder
  • Latecomers or no-shows won't be refunded

  • Please arrive at the location 10 mins before the departure time

All Hallows by the Tower

Passes by

St Dunstan in the East Church Garden

Passes by

Monument to the Great Fire of London

Passes by

Leadenhall Market

Passes by

Jamaica Wine House

Passes by

The Royal Exchange

Passes by

Bank of England

Passes by

Guildhall Yard

Passes by

Barbican Centre

Passes by

Tour ends at the last stop

12:30

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Operated by: GLOBAL EXPERIENCES LTD (Carpe Diem)

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More about British Empire City Walking Tour in London

This tour delves into London's transformation from a Roman river crossing to the engine room of the largest empire. The operator guides guests through the old square mile, revealing surprising secrets and untold stories of the British Empire, encompassing its complexities and power struggles. Visitors will explore hidden gems like Leadenhall Market, St. Dunstan in the East, and the Barbican, encountering chapters of London's 2,000-year history not found in museums. From the Great Fire's aftermath to global trade influences, this journey uncovers how finance built global capital, culminating in London's continuous reinvention. It is designed for curious minds interested in how the British Empire was run

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