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Fast Track London
Joined 2023
Discover London's pulsating heart on this thrilling journey, ideal for first-time visitors and seasoned explorers alike. Starting in Soho, we'll explore Chinatown, the Theatre District, Trafalgar Square, Horse Guards, London Eye, Westminster Abbey, and the grand Palace of Westminster with Big Ben—all in under 2 hours. Brace yourself for an unforgettable adventure as we unveil a hidden oasis of captivating street art along the way.
Itinerary
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Meeting Point
Soho Square Gardens
Soho
We'll start the tour in Soho... a captivating playground of diversity and creativity, pulsates with an electric energy that lures in both locals and visitors,
Chinatown
London's Chinatown, an immersive feast for the senses, transports visitors to the bustling streets of the Far East, where tantalizing aromas, vibrant colors, and cultural treasures converge in harmonious splendor.
Leicester Square - Theater District
Leicester Square, a dazzling kaleidoscope of lights, laughter, and entertainment, epitomizes the vibrant heart of London's theatrical and cinematic soul.
Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square, a splendid testament to London's rich history, captivates with its commanding Nelson's Column towering over the animated throng of visitors and locals alike, who gather amidst the grandeur to embrace the city's vibrant spirit and cultural legacy.
White Hall
White Hall is the home to many official buildings. Horse Guards Parade, a regal expanse of ceremonial elegance, echoes with centuries of military tradition and pomp, as it stands guard against the backdrop of London's iconic landmarks, a living testament to the city's enduring heritage. We may be able to see the change of guards if we're lucky on the day. Then comes Downing Street No. 10 is a seemingly ordinary building, but inside lies the place where important decisions are made that impact the UK's and even the World's future, making it a symbol of British authority and history.
Parliament Square
London's Parliament Square, a living gallery of towering statues and historic landmarks, embodies the essence of British democracy and commemorates the influential figures who have shaped the nation's course.
The Square stands as a captivating tapestry of power and history, featuring the majestic Houses of Parliament and the iconic Big Ben, while the solemn Westminster Abbey watches over, bearing witness to centuries of royal ceremonies and national events. This symbolic square exudes an aura of authority and democratic values, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in the heart of British governance and heritage.
The Southbank
Beyond the regal Westminster lies the enchanting Southbank, a treasure trove nestled on the southern bank of the Thames River. While the London Eye stands as a prominent attraction, we're going to unveil some lesser-known spots, including a one-of-a-kind haven of street art that whispers secrets of the city's creative soul.
End of the tour
Ending Point
Waterloo
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Guiding service only
Transport
Food & drink
Entrance Fees
Souvenirs
Any personal expenses
Tour Important Information
This is a walking tour that includes going up and downstairs in Southbank side. It may rain anytime in London, summer or winter, so be prepared.
Important message from the supplier
I'm a freelancer, so I can work anytime I'm available and I can arrange my schedule on the calendar.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Joined 2023
About Tour Guide Kevin N.
Hi, my name is Kemal (English name : Kevin). I'm a, professional photographer, tour guide and whisky enthusiast. I'll be happy to help you for specialist tours in London and the UK.
In college I studied law but decided to pursue my childhood dream of becoming a photographer and started my professional career in 1993. I was granted a professional tour guide badge in Istanbul, Turkey in 1996 after a vigorous training by the Ministry of Tourism.
I spent my last 30 years working for top magazines and taking people around the World with private and group photography tours. My work has been published globally by well-known magazines including National Geographic, Geo, Cosmopolitan, Reader's Digest, Atlas etc. and my photographs were exhibited internationally. Anthropology Museum of Wichita State University in Kansas holds a permanent exhibition of my work on the last remaining Kurdish Nomads of Eastern Turkey. My prints are sold regularly through art galleries, Gallery The Route in Amsterdam is the main gallery that I'm working with.
I was the Deputy Editor of the Turkish Edition of National Geographic Magazine from 2000 to 2011. I did my first photo tour in 2007 and I loved it so much I went on doing it on weekends and holidays while working at the magazine. At one point I left my full-time position at NatGeo in order of doing more photography tours & workshops. Since then I've done hundreds of photography tours all around the World including in the Middle East, Latin America, Asia, Europe and Africa. I also did birdwatching, food and whisky tours as they were all, things that I personally enjoy and wanted to share my experience with my clients.
In my photo tours / workshops my focus is teaching the practice and instinctual behaviour of a pro photographer and trying to catch the things as they happen, I never do any set-ups or stage the photos.
Looking forward to see you in London and spend some great time together.
$199/ per group
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