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There is something special about London at Christmas. From November onwards, the city begins to change. Streets and shopfronts are dressed for the festive season, Christmas trees appear across the capital, and the famous London Christmas lights begin to transform the city after dark. Whether you’re visiting London for a festive weekend or spending Christmas in the city, there is no shortage of things to do. Things to Do in London at Christmas Christmas is one of the most exciting times of the year to explore London. Spend an afternoon browsing the Christmas markets, go ice skating at one of the city’s seasonal rinks, visit Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park, or enjoy a little Christmas shopping at Fortnum & Mason. See a festive show in the West End, stop for a mulled wine in Trafalgar Square, or simply wander through central London and take in the Christmas lights, decorations, festive window displays and atmosphere. And, of course, sightseeing is still one of the best ways to experience the city — particularly if it’s your first visit to London. See London at Christmas With Le Grand Christmas is also one of the busiest times of the year in London. The streets, shops and attractions fill with visitors, and after a few hours among the crowds, it can all start to feel a little overwhelming. This is where Le Grand offers something different. With a limited number of guests on board, Le Grand feels more like a cosy private lounge than a traditional sightseeing bus. Step away from the crowds, settle into your seat and simply relax for a while — without missing the city around you. Our London at Christmas sightseeing experience lets you discover some of the capital’s most famous landmarks from the warmth and comfort of our panoramic lounge. With onboard heating and a 360° panoramic glass roof, you can sit back and watch London unfold around you. During the journey, you’ll pass through beautifully decorated parts of central London, including Piccadilly, Trafalgar Square, St James’s and Knightsbridge, with views of the beautifully decorated Harrods, alongside many of the city’s famous landmarks. Our multilingual audio guide brings the journey to life with stories and interesting facts about London and the sights you see along the way. And if the London weather decides to bring a little rain? You can simply enjoy the view from inside. Warm Up With a Drink on Board Christmas sightseeing is even better with something warm in your hands. Our dedicated team provides service throughout the journey, and guests can order from our onboard food and drinks menu. Enjoy a cup of hot tea or coffee as you travel through London, or make the occasion a little more special with Champagne, gourmet bites or our French Afternoon Tea. So while London carries on outside in all its festive energy, you can take a moment to breathe out, sit back and enjoy it all from the comfort of Le Grand. Whether you’re visiting London at Christmas, planning a festive day out with someone special or simply looking for a different Christmas activity in London, Le Grand offers a comfortable way to enjoy the city during one of its most beautiful times of year. Our London at Christmas tours run daily from mid-November until the beginning of January. As Christmas is one of the busiest times to visit London, we recommend checking availability and booking your seats in advance through our website. This Christmas, see London from somewhere warm.

Afternoon Tea — A London Tradition Few experiences feel quite as British as Afternoon Tea in London. What began as a 19th-century tradition has become one of the most popular ways to spend an afternoon in the capital. From elegant London hotels to historic tearooms, the ritual of tea accompanied by something sweet and savoury has become an experience in itself. But traditions don’t always have to stay in one place. Afternoon Tea bus tours offer a different way to enjoy the experience while discovering London. At Le Grand, we’ve created our own interpretation — with a distinctly French touch, served in the comfort of our panoramic lounge. Afternoon Tea, Reimagined Step on board and settle into our lounge-style seating beneath the 360° panoramic glass roof, while some of London’s most recognisable landmarks unfold around you. Our French Afternoon Tea includes five savoury canapés and five miniature pâtisseries, accompanied by your choice of tea or coffee and a glass of Prosecco or a soft drink. Instead of sitting in a traditional tearoom, you can enjoy your Afternoon Tea while travelling through the heart of London, taking in the city from the comfort of your seat. For us, the food is only part of the experience. Good hospitality changes the pace of sightseeing. Instead of rushing from one landmark to the next, you have time to sit back, talk, taste and actually enjoy where you are. More Than Afternoon Tea Alongside our Afternoon Tea, we also offer a curated gourmet menu. Enjoy a glass of wine, order a cocktail, or choose from gourmet bites and desserts. For something a little more indulgent, you can enjoy caviar paired with Champagne as you take in the views of London. Or simply settle in with a cup of tea or coffee while the city passes by outside. Our dedicated team looks after guests throughout the journey, so sightseeing becomes something you can simply sit back and enjoy. A Different Kind of London Afternoon Tea Bus What makes Le Grand different is the space itself. Rather than traditional rows of bus seats, you’ll find luxury armchairs and lounge-style sofas, with a limited number of guests on board. Above you, our panoramic glass roof opens up views across the city, while heating and air conditioning keep the interior comfortable whatever the London weather decides to do. Our multilingual audio guide is available in six languages, so you can learn more about London and the landmarks you see along the way while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere on board. It feels less like a conventional London sightseeing bus and more like a panoramic lounge moving through the city. Whether you’re looking for an Afternoon Tea Bus in London, celebrating a special occasion, visiting London with someone special or simply looking for a different way to spend an afternoon in the capital, Le Grand brings together London sightseeing and Afternoon Tea in one experience. A London tradition, with a different point of view.

London during Frieze Week has a particular charge. Regent’s Park fills with collectors, curators, artists and curious visitors, while the rest of the city answers with gallery openings, museum shows, late dinners and one-off cultural moments. The difficulty is not finding something to do. It is choosing well, moving between neighbourhoods without losing half the day, and making the week feel like pleasure rather than a race. That is where Le Grand, a lounge on wheels, fits beautifully. Think of it as a calm private salon moving through the capital, with deep comfort, smart audio guides in six languages, French afternoon tea, champagne and caviar served between stops. For Frieze week London 2026, it offers a civilised way to connect the fair, Mayfair galleries, South Kensington museums, East London studios and destination restaurants without surrendering to taxi queues or crowded Tube platforms at peak times. Why Le Grand suits Frieze Week so well Frieze is not one single event. It is a citywide rhythm. The main fairs draw attention to Regent’s Park, but the full experience stretches across Mayfair, St James’s, Soho, Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia, Shoreditch, Southwark and Kensington. A normal day can involve a morning at the fair, a gallery lunch, a museum exhibition, a private view, dinner, then late drinks. Le Grand makes the travel moments feel intentional. Instead of treating each journey as dead time, the lounge becomes a moving pause between artworks. Guests can settle into generous seating, talk through what they have just seen, refresh with a French afternoon tea, or switch on a smart audio guide in one of six languages for context on London’s art districts, architecture and cultural history. It also suits mixed groups. One person may know every gallery on Cork Street, while another may be visiting Frieze for the first time. The audio guides help bridge that gap without turning the day into a lecture. The mood stays relaxed, intimate and informed. The details matter too. Champagne and caviar are not just indulgent extras during this week. They match the pace of Frieze, where long viewing hours often lead straight into evening events. A short ride from Regent’s Park to Mayfair becomes time to reset, not merely transfer. The Frieze Week events to build your itinerary around Frieze Week 2026 schedules will continue to take shape closer to the time, so treat this as a planning framework rather than a fixed diary. The core pattern is reliable: the fairs anchor the week, major galleries time important exhibitions around them, and museums use October to draw international visitors into broader cultural programming. Experience Where to focus Why it matters Frieze London Regent’s Park Contemporary art from leading international galleries, with a strong sense of what the market and curators are watching Frieze Masters Regent’s Park Historic art, antiquities, modern masters and carefully presented cross-period conversations Mayfair gallery openings Cork Street, New Bond Street, Savile Row, Duke Street The densest concentration of high-profile commercial galleries in central London Museum exhibitions Tate Modern, National Gallery, Royal Academy of Arts, V&A, Serpentine Major shows that give the week depth beyond the fair tents Performance and talks Southbank Centre, Barbican, ICA, Royal Court, Sadler’s Wells Good options for evenings when you want culture beyond visual art East London art walks Shoreditch, Hoxton, Bethnal Green, Hackney Wick Younger spaces, artist-led energy and a different mood from Mayfair The fair itself deserves time. Rushing Frieze London rarely pays off. The best visits leave room for wandering, short breaks and second looks. Frieze Masters rewards a different kind of attention. Move slowly, compare periods, and make time for specialist stands where the conversations can be as memorable as the objects. A useful Le Grand day might begin with Frieze London in the morning, followed by a seated lunch nearby or in Marylebone. The afternoon could move to Frieze Masters, then Mayfair for gallery previews. Champagne in the lounge bridges the fair and evening without the need to return to a hotel. A calm reset between fair visits and gallery openings. Must-visit galleries and art districts during the week London’s art scene can feel scattered until you see how each district works. During Frieze Week, it helps to group visits by area rather than chasing single shows across town. Regent’s Park and Marylebone This is the natural base for the fairs. Regent’s Park hosts the main Frieze activity, while nearby Marylebone works well for lunch, smaller galleries and quiet hotel bars. If your schedule includes both Frieze London and Frieze Masters, resist packing too much around them. The fairs are visually dense, and fatigue is real. Le Grand can wait nearby and create breathing space between the two. A pot of tea, a glass of champagne, or a few minutes with the audio guide can make the second fair feel fresh. Mayfair and St James’s Mayfair is essential during Frieze Week. Cork Street, long associated with London’s commercial art scene, remains a useful starting point. From there, explore New Bond Street, Savile Row, Davies Street and Duke Street. Expect major solo shows, carefully staged exhibitions, receptions and window displays that reward even a casual walk. St James’s adds a more historic tone. It is strong for dealers, books, works on paper and older art. Pair it with Frieze Masters if your interest leans towards art history, design and collecting across periods. Soho, Fitzrovia and Bloomsbury These areas work well when you want art with a looser urban feel. Fitzrovia has serious gallery spaces tucked into quieter streets, while Soho brings restaurants, bars, cinemas and late-night energy close together. Bloomsbury adds literary history, museums and atmospheric squares. A Le Grand route through these neighbourhoods can include short stops rather than long walks, which helps if autumn weather turns wet. South Bank and Bankside Tate Modern remains one of London’s great anchors for contemporary and modern art. Even without knowing the 2026 exhibition calendar yet, it is a strong choice during Frieze Week. The building, Turbine Hall and river walk offer a contrast to the commercial fair setting. From Bankside, cross the river to St Paul’s, head west towards Somerset House, or continue into Bermondsey for smaller spaces and dinner. East London Shoreditch, Hoxton, Bethnal Green and Hackney Wick offer a different texture. The area is good for independent galleries, project spaces, artist studios, design shops and informal dining. It can be less polished than Mayfair, which is part of the appeal. For visitors with limited time, East London works best as a half-day plan rather than a quick detour. Start late afternoon, see a few spaces, then stay for dinner. How to navigate London without losing the week Frieze Week brings the normal demands of London together with art-world traffic. The goal is not to avoid movement. It is to plan movement well. Group your days by geography. Regent’s Park and Mayfair pair naturally. South Kensington and Chelsea work together. Tate Modern, Somerset House and the South Bank form another easy cluster. East London deserves its own slot. Leave buffers around the fair. Entry, cloakrooms, conversations and coffee breaks all take longer than expected. Add extra time before dinner or timed museum tickets. Use the Tube selectively. The Underground is often the fastest option for longer cross-city jumps, especially outside peak hours. For a step-free or more comfortable day, plan road travel carefully and avoid unnecessary zigzags. Book restaurants early. Frieze Week puts pressure on Mayfair, Marylebone, Soho and hotel dining rooms. Lunch near Regent’s Park and dinner after private views should be reserved well ahead. Wear serious shoes. Even with Le Grand, Frieze involves standing and walking. Comfort will affect how well you see the art. Let the lounge carry the rhythm. A Luxury tour should not feel sealed off from the city. The best plan uses Le Grand to link districts, rest between viewings and add context through the audio guides, while still allowing time on foot where London is at its best. Plan the week around clusters, not cross-town sprints. Cultural experiences beyond the fairs The finest Frieze Week itineraries include at least one experience that is not centred on buying, selling or previewing art. London makes this easy. Spend an evening at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden if the programme fits your dates. Book a performance at the Barbican for theatre, music or contemporary performance. Check the Southbank Centre for concerts and talks. The Institute of Contemporary Arts near The Mall often suits visitors who want film, discussion or experimental work close to Mayfair. For museums, build around your interests: Tate Modern Best for modern and contemporary art at scale. National Gallery Ideal for Old Masters and a grounding counterpoint to Frieze. Royal Academy of Arts Strong for major exhibitions in a central location. Victoria and Albert Museum Excellent for design, fashion, photography and decorative arts. Serpentine Perfect when paired with Kensington Gardens and a slower afternoon. For a more unusual London moment, take a morning architecture route through the City, tracing old churches, glass towers and hidden courtyards. Or plan a late afternoon in Hampstead, where hilltop views, historic houses and village streets create a quiet break from the fair circuit. Le Grand’s smart audio guides are especially useful on these routes. In six languages, they can add context without needing a separate guide for every stop. That matters when a group includes international guests or family members with different levels of art knowledge. Where to eat during Frieze Week Dining during Frieze Week should match the day’s geography. Crossing London for a restaurant after four exhibitions is rarely wise, no matter how good the booking looks. Close to Regent’s Park and Marylebone Marylebone is one of the best areas for fair days. It has refined restaurants, excellent cafés and calm streets compared with Soho or Mayfair. Look for modern European menus, elegant hotel dining rooms and neighbourhood spots around Marylebone High Street. For a lighter plan, use Le Grand for French afternoon tea between fair visits, then book a later dinner elsewhere. This keeps the day flexible. Mayfair and St James’s Mayfair is the classic choice for collector dinners and post-preview celebrations. Expect polished service, serious wine lists and high demand. St James’s offers a more discreet mood, good for traditional dining rooms, intimate bars and long conversations after Frieze Masters. Book early and confirm timings. If you are attending a private view, choose a restaurant within a short drive or walk. Soho and Fitzrovia Soho works well when the evening should feel lively rather than formal. It offers everything from counter dining to late supper rooms. Fitzrovia is slightly calmer, with strong options for modern European, Middle Eastern and Asian cooking. This is a good area after gallery visits, theatre, small cinemas or talks. East London Shoreditch and Hackney are ideal for visitors who want the week to include a younger, more local flavour. Expect relaxed restaurants, natural wine bars, seasonal cooking and creative menus. It is a good end point after East London gallery walks. Where to stay for the smoothest week The best accommodation depends on how you want the week to feel. Marylebone is practical for Regent’s Park and comfortable for visitors who want calm streets, good restaurants and quick access to Mayfair. Mayfair suits those who want to be close to gallery openings, luxury shopping, private clubs and formal dinners. It is the most convenient base for a high-touch Frieze schedule. Covent Garden works well for culture lovers who plan to mix art with theatre, opera, dining and walking. It makes evenings easy. South Kensington is ideal for museums, elegant squares and a quieter residential feel. It pairs well with the V&A, Kensington Gardens and the Serpentine. Shoreditch is best for a more contemporary stay, with design-led hotels, nightlife and access to East London galleries. For Frieze Week, choose a hotel based on your first appointment of the day, not only your last event at night. Morning travel sets the tone. If Le Grand is part of the itinerary, central areas such as Marylebone, Mayfair, Soho, Covent Garden and South Kensington all work well. A central hotel base makes Frieze Week feel far more relaxed. A sample Le Grand day during Frieze Week A balanced itinerary might look like this: Time of day Plan Morning Arrive at Regent’s Park for Frieze London before the busiest part of the day Lunch Move to Marylebone for a reserved table or enjoy a relaxed pause aboard Le Grand Afternoon Visit Frieze Masters, then take a short comfort break with tea or champagne Early evening Continue to Mayfair for gallery openings around Cork Street and New Bond Street Dinner Book nearby in Mayfair, St James’s or Soho Late evening Return by Le Grand, with time to compare favourite works from the day This kind of schedule has variety without trying to conquer the whole city at once. It leaves room for surprise, which matters during Frieze. A conversation at one stand may lead to a gallery show. A museum poster may change the next morning’s plan. A rainy afternoon may make the lounge feel like the smartest decision of the trip. The art of doing Frieze Week well London during Frieze Week rewards curiosity, but it punishes overplanning. The strongest itineraries combine anchors and space: fair visits, museum shows, gallery districts, good meals and enough quiet time to enjoy them. Le Grand brings a rare kind of ease to that equation. It adds comfort without removing the city from the experience. It turns travel time into salon time, with smart audio guides in six languages, French afternoon tea, champagne and caviar setting the tone between stops. Choose your neighbourhoods carefully. Book the meals that matter. Leave gaps for discoveries. Then let London do what it does best during Frieze Week, bring the whole art world into its streets, parks, galleries and dining rooms for a few unforgettable autumn days.

A luxury sightseeing experience can be elevated by thoughtful dining — especially when the journey itself is part of the occasion. Here’s how to think about gourmet dining on a London tour. What to look for in an onboard dining experience Fresh preparation and professional service Menu options that suit daytime or evening tours Comfortable seating and a calm atmosphere A route timed around the best views Planning your tour around the menu If you’re celebrating, consider timing your route so dining aligns with the most scenic stretches — parks, river views, and landmark panoramas. Where to find our current menu You can view our latest onboard menu on the Gourmet Menu page, and contact us if you’d like a bespoke dining request for private hire. Explore the Gourmet Menu and our itineraries to plan your perfect day.

If you’re searching for a luxury bus tour in London, you’re likely looking for more than a standard hop-on hop-off route. A premium experience should feel effortless, comfortable, and beautifully curated — from the moment you step on board. What makes a bus tour ‘luxury’ in London? Panoramic glass-roof views for landmark photography Elegant interior design with comfortable seating Climate-controlled comfort (air conditioning) Discreet, attentive onboard service Curated routes that balance icons and hidden gems A premium way to see London’s landmarks A luxury sightseeing tour should showcase London’s essentials — Westminster, the City, royal parks — while keeping the pace relaxed. The goal is to enjoy the city, not rush through it. Private tours and bespoke itineraries For celebrations and corporate occasions, private hire allows you to tailor the itinerary, timing, and onboard experience. It’s ideal for proposals, birthdays, weddings, and executive entertaining. Next step Explore our itineraries and choose the experience that fits your occasion — or contact us for a bespoke route.

London is best enjoyed with a plan — especially when you want a premium, unhurried day. Here are three luxury-friendly sightseeing itineraries that combine iconic landmarks with a refined pace. 1) Westminster & Royal London Start near Green Park Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament views A scenic pass by Buckingham Palace Finish with a relaxed stop for tea 2) The City of London & River Views Tower of London area St Paul’s Cathedral viewpoints A riverside stretch for photos Optional evening timing for golden-hour light 3) Hidden Gems & Neighborhood Charm A curated route through elegant streets Short stops for boutique shopping or galleries A calm pace designed for comfort Make it bespoke If you’re planning a celebration or corporate event, we can tailor timing, stops, and onboard service to match your occasion. Browse our itineraries page to choose your route, or contact us for a bespoke plan.

London is a city most people know before they ever arrive. Big Ben. Piccadilly Circus. Trafalgar Square. Places you've seen in films, books, photographs, and postcards for years. But sometimes it takes a different setting to see them properly. From 19th June, we're introducing our new Live Music Tour — an evening experience that combines London's most iconic landmarks with live music performed on board Le Grand Bus. As the city passes by outside, live music becomes part of the journey, changing the atmosphere from one moment to the next. Familiar streets feel different. Famous landmarks feel a little more personal. To accompany the experience, every guest will receive a complimentary glass of Prosecco on arrival. The music for this tour has been created in collaboration with Pulsar ShowLab, bringing a unique soundtrack to London's skyline and creating an experience that sits somewhere between sightseeing, live performance, and a night out in the city. No speeches. No headphones. No rushing from one landmark to the next. Just London, good music, a glass in your hand, and a different way to spend an evening. We can't wait to see you there

mm'FLOWERSHOW' for 15% off The city in May feels different. As the RHS Chelsea Flower Show arrives, London is transformed into a place that feels, as this year’s theme suggests, Out of This World. Once you have stepped into that world, we invite you to stay within the mood a little longer. The Scheduled Journey Our daily sightseeing tours are designed for those who wish to see the city from a different perspective. Departing from central London, this preplanned route captures the city’s most iconic landmarks while you relax in our panoramic upper deck. Onboard: Enjoy a glass of chilled bubbles and attentive service in a climate-controlled lounge. The Offer: To celebrate the Chelsea season, use promocode 'FLOWERSHOW' for 15% off scheduled tours between 18 and 24 May. The Private Residency For corporate groups, celebrations, or those who prefer total seclusion, Le Grand can be made entirely your own. A private journey is a bespoke experience where every detail is coordinated around your specific plans. Bespoke Service: Personalised pick-up and drop-off at your chosen locations. Your Route: A custom itinerary built around your schedule, any time of day. Curated Atmosphere: Tailored onboard entertainment and a gourmet menu designed for your guests. Arrange Your Journey London looks better from up here. Whether you are joining a scheduled departure or arranging a private residency, our team is ready to welcome you. See you soon, Le Grand Bus Tours London

Step aboard a journey where elegance meets exploration. London’s charm unfolds in a way that only the finest can reveal. We invite you to discover the city’s iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and vibrant culture through an experience crafted for those who appreciate the finer things. This is not just sightseeing. This is an immersion into luxury, comfort, and style. Discover the Charm of Exclusive London views Every corner of London tells a story. From the majestic Tower of London to the serene beauty of Hyde Park, the city pulses with history and modernity. Exclusive London sightseeing tours offer a unique vantage point. Imagine gliding past the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, and Buckingham Palace, all while seated in plush comfort. These tours are designed with precision. The routes are carefully selected to showcase the best of London’s heritage and contemporary allure. You enjoy personalised commentary, ensuring every fact and anecdote enriches your journey. The pace is unhurried, allowing you to absorb the atmosphere and snap perfect photos. Luxury is not just about the vehicle. It’s about the experience. Expect attentive service, gourmet refreshments, vip service and an ambiance that elevates every moment. Whether you are celebrating a special occasion or simply indulging in a no day of leisure, these journeys transform form your to cultural immersive experience . The Art of Comfort and Style on the Road Luxury is defined by details. The interiors of these buses are a testament to exquisite craftsmanship. Sumptuous seats, ambient lighting, and panoramic views of London create a sanctuary on wheels. You are cocooned in comfort, with every amenity at your fingertips. The exclusivity extends to Small groups or private bookings guarantee intimacy and personalised attention. This is your moment to relax, unwind, and let the city’s magic wash over you without distraction. Why Choose Le Grand Luxury Bus Tours? Le Grand Luxury Bus Tours sets the standard for exclusive London sightseeing tours. Their commitment to excellence is evident in every detail. From the moment you book to the final farewell, the service is seamless and personalised. Le Grand offers bespoke journeys and private events. Any kind of adventure that suits you, Grand crafts an experience that exceeds expectations. Booking is straightforward, with flexible scheduling and attentive customer support. Le Grand’s reputation for reliability and luxury makes them the premier choice for those seeking an unparalleled way to explore London. Experience London like never before. Your journey to luxury starts here.

London is a city of icons, and the finest way to experience them is aboard LE GRAND. Our luxury sightseeing tour is designed for guests who value comfort, discretion, and impeccable service. From the moment you take your seat, the experience feels elevated yet welcoming. Panoramic city views unfold through expansive windows while every detail has been considered for your ease. Relax into plush seating as we journey through the heart of the capital. Pass the elegance of Buckingham Palace, the grandeur of the Houses of Parliament, and the timeless beauty of Westminster Abbey. Take in the energy of Piccadilly and Soho, the cultural landmarks surrounding the Victoria & Albert Museum, and the stately avenues of Whitehall and Pall Mall. From Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens to Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery, London’s most celebrated sights reveal themselves in comfort and style. Your experience includes a multilingual audio guide available in English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, and Russian, offering engaging insights into the city’s history and architecture. Climate control ensures year-round comfort, while an onboard restroom and curated food and beverage options provide convenience throughout your journey. Whether you are visiting London for the first time or rediscovering it with fresh eyes, LE GRAND offers a perspective that feels relaxed, refined, and memorable. Select your preferred date below to view available departures. For private hire or special requests, contact us directly. We will be delighted to assist.

Step into the Lunar New Year — a season of renewal, good fortune, and new beginnings. This year, Le Grand invites you to experience London after dark in a way that feels calm, elevated, and beautifully different. Travel through the city’s most iconic sights — from Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square to St Paul’s Cathedral, the Tower of London, and Tower Bridge — with 360° panoramic views, a smart audio guide, and attentive onboard service. For the season, we’ve added thoughtful décor details designed to celebrate the start of the new lunar year — subtle, elegant, and unmistakably Le Grand. Select a date below to see available tours, all featuring our Lunar New Year Special. Questions or private bookings? WhatsApp us .

Select a date below to see available tours. Tours at 2:00 PM & 4:30 PM. Questions or private bookings? WhatsApp us . Make this Valentine's Day more than just dinner. Start Valentine's afternoon aboard a private glass-roofed lounge through the heart of London — Ruinart champagne, handcrafted canapés, and panoramic views of Big Ben, Tower Bridge, and The Thames. Then head to dinner with a story to tell. Ruinart Blanc de Blancs with caviar. Prosecco with handcrafted canapés. Delicate mini pâtisseries — all from plush seating as London's skyline rolls past.