LONDON ARCHITECTURE TOURS
Brutalist concrete on the South Bank, high-tech glass in the City, and Hampton Court an hour upriver. These 5 are priced and clear on how much of the day is spent on trains.
Explore London's Brutalist icons, post-war politics, concrete design, and preservation debates on a small-group walking tour with Evan.
“Evan was an excellent tour guide so much knowledge on the subject”
Explore Hampton Court Palace with architectural historian James on a private, tailored two-hour tour for up to 15 people.
“Our guide, James, was very knowledgeable and interesting. He took plenty of time to show us many items of I interest, history and art. He was able to tie the historical references into the perspective of the architecture and construction. A very informative and worthwhile visit”
Explore London’s modern skyline with guide Sam, from the Shard and Gherkin to hidden engineering stories and NLA models.
“Sam’s architecture tour through modern London was an absolute highlight! He is incredibly knowledgeable, passionate, and engaging. We explored not only famous landmarks but also many hidden architectural gems I would have never noticed on my own. Sam shared fascinating background stories about the buildings, the architects, and the city’s development, making the tour both informative and entertaining. His explanations were clear, inspiring, and full of interesting details. The tour was very well-organized, with a relaxed pace and plenty of opportunities to ask questions. I can highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in modern architecture or looking to see London from a different per...”
See London through Brutalist and High-tech architecture on a three-hour architect-led walk from the Barbican to the Great Fire Monument.
“Absolutely fantastic tour and easily the best architecture walking tour I have done in London. The guide is a proper architect and it really shows. The explanations were clear, insightful, and full of fascinating details that I would never have noticed on my own. I learned a lot about both the architecture and the hidden history behind the buildings. It completely changed how I look at the city. Highly recommended!”
Explore Benjamin Franklin’s only surviving London home, its Georgian rooms, Craven Street Bones, and the glass armonica in a one-hour tour.
“Volunteer Ron who took us around was so knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the house and Franklin history. Each person working there was delightful. Could use a better way to get into the house Kept interrupting the tour. But great anyway. Didn’t know Franklin had lived in London til I saw the tour pop up. Thanks!”
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