London Panoramic Tour with Windsor Castle and Hamptom Court Palace

You will begin an exceptional journey by hopping on a comfy ride to explore some of London's most famous and iconic places. Your first stop is the Parliament Square. This place has up to 12 statues of big-shot leaders like Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, Winston Churchill, and many more. Then, pass by the Trafalgar Square with Nelson's Column, celebrating Admiral Nelson's victory in 1805. After that, the adventure continues to Piccadilly, Hyde Park Corner, Kensington, and the grand Hampton Court Palace and Windsor Castle.

After that, you will dive into the wonders of Hampton Court Palace. This royal palace stands tall in the London borough of Richmond upon Thames. As you step in, a friendly Palace Host will greet and guide you through the jaw-dropping and beautiful State Apartments and Tudor Kitchens. Built in 1515 by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, the palace was once a hot spot for King Henry VIII and his right-hand man. But things went differently when Cardinal Wolsey could not secure an annulment for Henry's marriage. After Wolsey's passing, Henry turned the palace into an expensive hotel, a happening theatre, and his playground.

Fast-forward to 1689, when William III and Mary II took over and wanted a palace makeover. They hired Sir Christopher Wren to create a fancy Baroque Palace. Queen Victoria opened it to the public in 1838, turning it into one of England's favourite historic spots. Roam around the enormous kitchens, where chefs cooked extravagant dishes for Henry, like poached dolphin and roasted swan. And do not miss the chance to explore the enchanting gardens, complete with the world's oldest maze.

Now, off to Windsor Castle, the go-to weekend retreat for King Charles III. This castle is the oldest and largest occupied castle globally. Kings and Queens still use this castle as their residence. Take a stroll through the posh State Apartments adorned with masterpieces from the likes of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. Peek at Queen Mary's Dolls' House, a tiny marvel with running water, electricity, and mini treasures crafted by 1,500 talented folks from the 20th century. And make sure to visit St George's Chapel, where Harry and Meghan tied the knot and where Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth II, and other royals rest in peace.

This tour is your ticket to adventure through London's iconic landmarks, the lavish Hampton Court Palace and the majestic Windsor Castle. Get ready to soak in history, marvel at art, and maybe even attempt to conquer the world's oldest maze, all in a day's journey.

Departure Timings: 08:30am (Check-in time is 15 minutes prior to the departure time)
Duration: Approx. 9 hours
Meeting Point: Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London SW1W 9SR.
Ending Point: Same as the meeting point.
(Please check the calendar to know about availability)

You can show your mobile or printed voucher at the meeting location: Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London SW1W 9SR.
Directions to Bulleid Way: Exit Victoria Station via the Buckingham Palace Road Entrance, to the right of the Gatwick Express platforms. Turn left and walk down Buckingham Palace Road until you reach the first main junction. Cross the road at the traffic lights and turn left. Walk around 20 yards, before turning right into Bulleid Way.
In loss of voucher/ticket, company is not liable for any refund.
Ticket/ Voucher is valid to the travel date you choose.

Free Wifi : Yes.
Wheelchair or stroller accesssible : No.
Voucher Information : Mobile and Paper Voucher are accepted !
You must bring the e-ticket provided to gain entry to this tour.
Windsor Castle is a working royal palace and planned closures or disruptions may be subject to change.
When Windsor Castle’s State Apartments are closed, the Precincts, Drawings Gallery and Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House will remain open.
Due lift maintenance, the walk from Windsor coach park to the Castle will include the use of some stairs.
During peak periods, additional vehicles without Wi-Fi may be used. The vehicles are modern, comfortable and cleaned daily.
Windsor Castle closures: Every Tuesday and Wednesday, 29 March, 24-26 December.
St. George’s Chapel closures: St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays as services are held throughout the day.
Visitors to the Castle on Sundays will not be able to enter the chapel or view the burial place of Queen Elizabeth II.
Due to legal working hour restrictions for our drivers, if your tour arrives back in London after 7:45pm your driver will drop you off within a 2 - 3 minute walk of Gloucester Road Underground Station (instead of Victoria).
Gloucester Road is in Zone 1 and 3 stops on the Circle and District Lines to Victoria. The Piccadilly Line also runs through Gloucester Road; it is only 5 stops to Piccadilly Circus.
Disclaimer- Due to traffic issues, public holidays, weather conditions and unforeseen circumstances, there might be sudden changes in the route or in the schedule. Traffic congestion and road closures - may cause delays and changes to the route. We’ll do all we can to provide a smooth and frequent service! No refund will be offered for any changes or  cancelations due to any unforeseen circumstances.