London Self Guided Walking Tour with Audio
Description
Most walking tours in London start at 10am, run for two hours and move at someone else's pace. If your plans don't fit that window, you've missed it. Stepcast works differently. This is a self-guided audio tour you access on your phone browser the moment you purchase. No app, no booking confirmation to print, no meeting point to rush to. Just open it and go, whenever you're ready. Access your tours in a webpage. No app needed. Every stop has been personally researched and written to give you the real story behind what you're looking at: the history, the architecture, the context that most people walk straight past. You can pause at any stop to go inside Westminster Abbey or the Churchill War Rooms, spend as long as you like, then carry on exactly where you left off. The tour covers 9 stops in London. It works on any iPhone or Android, any browser, any day of the year. One payment gives you lifetime access. Come back on your next trip and it is still there waiting for you.
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Itinerary
The heart of the empire and one of London's most iconic public spaces, home to Nelson's Column and the famous bronze lions.
The ceremonial heart of royal London, where the mounted guards have kept watch for centuries and grand parades still take place today.
The last surviving piece of the Palace of Whitehall, scene of one of the most dramatic moments in English royal history.
The most famous door in the world and the seat of British power, with a story that goes back further than most people realise.
Over a thousand years of law, democracy and drama, including the tower that has become the most recognised symbol of London.
Nearly a thousand years of coronations, royal weddings and state funerals, where the story of Britain is written in stone.
The underground bunker from which Churchill directed Britain through its darkest years, still preserved exactly as it was left.
London's most beautiful royal park, with a story stretching back to Henry VIII and a view from the bridge that stops everyone in their tracks.
The home of the House of Windsor and the final stop on the tour, with more history behind its famous facade than most visitors ever discover.
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What's included
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
