The Extended Ultimate London: Private 8-hour Tour in a London Taxi

The journey, in full

Attractions along this route: Buckingham Palace: Buckingham Palace is the official London residence for HM Queen Elizabeth II and it's one of London’s most popular attractions. Big Ben: Renamed "Elizabeth Tower" for the Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II, the iconic Victorian clock tower of London, has become a symbol of the city itself. Downing Street: The home of some of the most important members of the British Government, including the Prime Minister himself. Tower of London: One of England's first Norman castles, as well as its most feared prison and the home of the Crown Jewels. Trafalgar Square: A beautiful historic square in the heart of London and one of the city's top tourist attractions. Piccadilly Circus: Piccadilly Circus is the most buzzing place in London, and it's no surprise it's known as the Times Square of London. Tower Bridge: London's iconic bridge across the River Thames, with two beautiful Victorian towers. London Bridge: One of the most important and historic landmarks in London, with a surprising history. Westminster Abbey: One of London's oldest and most magnificent churches, with a long-standing connection to the royal family. London Eye The London Eye, or the Millennium Wheel, is a huge observation wheel on the banks of the River Thames, that offers spectacular views of the city. St James's Palace The official home of the sovereign of the United Kingdom, built in Tudor red brick. St James's Park: A green oasis in royal London that is host to numerous ceremonies - and has a lake complete with pelicans. Shakespeare's Globe: The Shakespeare's Globe is an academic replica of The Globe Theatre, an Elizabethan playhouse built in 1599 in London where the most famous William Shakespeare plays were performed. Borough Market: Borough Market is a historic wholesale fruit and vegetable market and one of the oldest in London dating back to the 12th century. St Paul's Cathedral: The seat of the Bishop of London and the mother church of the Diocese of London. Mayfair, London: One of London's most lavish, exclusive neighborhoods. Embassies, prime offices, and boutiques occupy former mansions and aristocratic homes. Leadenhall Market: Dating back to the 14th century, it was known to be a meat, poultry, and game market. Now, walk through several boutiques, cafes and restaurants.