Exclusive Houses of Parliament Tour with Guided Visit & Skip-the-Line Westminster Abbey Tour

Tour guide personable and knowledgeable. Well organized tour and was highlight of our trip.

Both Rosie and Steve did an exceptional job showing us the magnificent Westminster Abbey and Houses of Parliament. Tons of walking, and they kindly found spots for us to rest along the way. Truly beautiful space.

The guides' explanations and their extensive knowledge. The entrances are very easy with the guides and it is not complicated at all to enter the places, since you do not have to wait in lines.

Really great tours - our guides Liz and Sue were both very friendly and knowledgeable and kept us on track. Westminster Abbey has a wealth of history, and Liz brought everything to life and was able to answer any questions asked. The Houses of Parliament with Sue was also really interesting, and Sue was able to give a wonderful overview of daily practice as well as the history. Skipping the queues meant that it was even better! Really enjoyed both tours. Thank you!

A wonderful experience touring iconic places in London. We had a great time!

We really enjoyed this tour. Both guides were excellent.

Both Westminster Abbey and The Houses of Parliament were magnificent. I had forgotten how beautiful Westminster Abbey is inside. Going through the Houses of Parliament was fantastic; our tour guide took us to a place that is normally not open to the public, the dressing room for King Charles and Queen Camilla where they put on their robes and King Charles put on his crown. The room is near the House of Lords, where he read the opening of Parliament from the current government. I would recommend taking this tour if you can; it is worth it.

It was a very interesting journey through the history of British democracy! Very good ��

I would like to express clearly that this survey needs to be split in 2 parts: the one concerning the Walks tour, and the one concerning the Houses of Parliament tour. While the Walks tour guide Julia was excellent, the Houses Parliament tour guide (Stephen, maybe? I cannot recall) was speaking at an ultrasonic speed that was only understandable to native English speakers. After the tour, I told him that he needs to consider that he might have non native speakers in the tours he does, and he apologised. I think that Americans that joined the tour with me were satisfied with the tour, but the ones who, like us, were not native English speakers, had our brain about to explode by the end of the tour. A pity, because it was indeed very interesting.