We'll be travelling in a genuine London Black Taxicab, driven by a London Cabbie—all of whom have had to go through the fiendishly difficult "Knowledge” of London. Not only do they know every street in London, but they also have to know every route between two points in the capital. London Cabbies also have to undertake a thorough background check. Only London buses and taxis are allowed to use the exclusive lanes throughout the city, which means that we can get around London much easier than most.
Heathrow Layover Black Cab Tour
No more Heathrow blues, iconic sights await! Rub shoulders with royalty at Buckingham Palace and delve into politics at Parliament. Hear tales of past and present, from castles & kings to pop stars and historic cathedrals. Craft your own London tale—book your tour today!

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A pick up from Heathrow Airport includes a meet and greet followed by a 4 or 6 hour Tour of London.
You'll be met by your driver guide at Heathrow 'Arrivals' and from here it's about an hour's drive into London to see the essential sites in a language of your choice. Even a modern airport such as Heathrow has a long and romantic past and as we head into town we will hear of such diverse figures as Julius Caesar, King Cnut and Freddie Mercury. The western suburbs were—and still are—a much desired part of London to live, as shall be explained during your tour. We will see all the classic sites of London plus some extras depending on your available time. These can include Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park, St Paul's Cathedral, The Tower of London and much, much more.

Our tour includes everything you want to see in the time you have available: some favourite sites are Buckingham Palace (the London residence of the King) Hyde Park (the largest of the Royal Parks in Central London where we can see the Albert Memorial). Other favourite sites include Harrods, the world-famous department store where there are over 100,000 pairs of shoes at any one time, and where you can buy most things—at a price of course!

We can also see Marble and Constitution arches, Piccadilly Circus (famous for the statue of Eros and the electronic billboards), Trafalgar Square and Nelson’s Column, and Whitehall. Here we can see the Horses Guards outside the official entrance to Buckingham Palace. On the same road is Downing Street, the residence of the British Prime Minister. Parliament Square is where we can see Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the nation’s church, Westminster Abbey, where you can find out about the man who is buried standing up!
A fine photo opportunity awaits on the other side of the river towards the Houses of Parliament, next to the medieval Lambeth Palace, the London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
We will also see the London Eye and County Hall and we’ll cross over Waterloo bridge to see both the cities of London and Westminster. Fleet Street nearby is famous for the “Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese” where you’ll hear about Polly, a stuffed African Grey parrot who was famous during her life for her vocabulary of swear words taught to it by the journalists who worked in the area.

The 'wedding cake church' of St Bride’s is nearby and also St Paul’s Cathedral, famous for its dome. We can also see Tower Bridge and The Tower of London, which was once a palace, an astronomical observatory, jail, a place of execution, even a zoo, and famous of course for the Crown Jewels.
With our Heathrow 6 Hour Tour we'll have time to fit in other sites as requested. How about the Beatles Abbey Road to recreate the famous album cover? Or are there any Sherlock Holmes fans? We can drop by 221B Baker Street to see where the world's most famous detective lived and worked. How about browsing down Saint James's Street and dropping by J.J. Fox, where Winston Churchill bought his cigars, or Berry Bros. & Rudd, where Lord Byron weighed himself. Other options are to take a stroll down by the Borough Market and sample some street food from around the globe.
Type: Black Cab Tour
Exclusives: Travel in a traditional, wheelchair-accessible London black cab, permitted in areas restricted to regular vehicles. Accommodates up to 4 passengers with luggage or up to 6 passengers without.
Price: From £700. Prices do not include attraction tickets.
Languages: English-speaking tour guide plus language app available in English, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. Other languages available on request.
Pick up: Includes pick up from London Heathrow Airport and drop-off back to Heathrow
Pick up from Heathrow Airport 'Arrivals'
Osterley Park
Brentford, where armies once crossed over the Thames
Chiswick, a desirable London residence in the summer
Earl's Court, where Buffalo Bill entertained Queen Victoria with his Wild West Show
Natural History Museum
Science Museum
Victoria and Albert Museum
Harrods
Hyde Park Corner
Park Lane
Marble Arch
Constitution Arch
Buckingham Palace
St James's
Piccadilly Circus
Pall Mall
Trafalgar Square and Nelson's Column
Admiralty Arch
Whitehall
Horseguards
Downing Street
Parliament Square
Big Ben
Houses of Parliament
Westminster Abbey
Lambeth Palace
Westminster Bridge
London Eye
County Hall
Waterloo Bridge
Tate Modern
Southwark
Fleet Street
St Bride's Church
St Paul's Cathedral
London Bridge
Tower Bridge
Tower of London
Plus special requests: options include Beatles Abbey Road, Portobello Market (on certain days), Parliament Hill or Primrose Hill (for views across to the city), Borough Market, Sherlock Holmes Museum and Pub plus 221B Baker Street, Benjamin Franklin's House, MI6, Imperial War Museum, Pirates of Wapping, Notting Hill and Saint James's Street—dropping by J.J. Fox, where Winston Churchill bought his cigars, or Berry Bros. & Rudd, where Lord Byron weighed himself.
Drop-off back to Heathrow Airport 'Departures'
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