Taylor Swift’s London Boy Summer Walking Tour

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This 2-hour walk will take you ‘inside’ the lyrics of London Boy, see the location for the End Game video, and the places Taylor Swift has visited in central London. “… Louis V up on Bond Street… “ “And now I love high tea, stories from uni, and the West End…” “You can find me in the pub, we are watching rugby…” “I enjoy walking Soho, drinking in the afternoon (yeah)…” from London Boy, Taylor Swift We begin our Taylor Swift walk with a filming location for the video End Game right in front of us! Get yourself in the frame at Piccadilly Circus. Then a short walk through iconic Leicester Square, the classic place for film premieres in London. Taylor’s Eras Tour film made its UK debut here as did Renaissance, A Film by Beyonce, which was attended by Taylor Swift. Also, view the West End Theatre where Taylor attended Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s performance of Fleabag. Yes, we are inside the lyrics of London Boy, as we are walking Soho and the West End. See clubs, restaurants, and shops that Taylor Swift has been in person, including Stella McCartney’s boutique and “Louis V on Bond Street.” In the companionship of your music tour guide, in addition to Taylor landmarks, also get a brief overview of this historic area, London’s entertainment district, simply dripping in general interest and musical heritage. Our route will pass by several major musical landmarks, some featuring Taylor’s musical influences, including Sir Paul McCartney. Stroll through the highlights of London’s famous and photogenic Chinatown. Your walking tour offers the opportunity to break into either a ‘secret’ Soho courtyard or a traditional London pub (drinking in the afternoon is optional!) Your tour includes what was Kiss FM, where Taylor played live radio gigs, another great photo opportunity location, and the place that inspired the lyrics for her song Clean. You have the option to shop in Liberty, just like Taylor, as your Taylor Swift walking tour concludes there. Carnaby Street, the heart of swingin’ London, full of shops, pubs, and cafes is just next door. *Available only during the summer season, from May to September. For your onward journey, Oxford Circus tube station is around the corner