The tour will start at Tower Hill Station and you’ll go on to visit some of the capital’s oldest Churches dating back to 650AD and landmarks that represent our famous religious country. Our first stop will be All Hallows by the Tower - the oldest church in the City of London. Enjoy viewing England’s Christian history first-hand and you might even gain your own spiritual connection. Then you’ll continue on to see more of London’s main landmarks including; Leicester Square, Chinatown, St James’ Palace, and important figures of past heroes then moving on to the fanciful & medieval Queen Eleanor Memorial Cross. Later on, at Buckingham Palace and St James’ Park, we will tell you the religious history behind the monarch and The Church of England.

It will be interesting to see and understand how the evolution of religion can be reflected in all of these landmark historical artefacts as we take you down new paths. The main event will have you seeing more of London’s most famous churches, including; Westminster Abbey, the sacred St Martin’s in-the-Field Church, Methodist Central Hall Westminster, St Mary Undercroft, St Paul’s Cathedral, St George’s Cathedral, and Southwark Cathedral where hopefully you’ll experience the chiming of the bells and see a short service. You’ll also get to experience some iconic religious monuments such as the memorial cross and Charing Cross Station and religious artefacts at the National Gallery.

This tour is perfect for those with a passion for the church, religion, and England’s massive religious history.

Attractions included are:
• Westminster Abbey
• St Martin’s Church
• Trafalgar Square
• National Gallery
• Eleanor’s Cross Charing Cross
• Westminster Cathedral
• St James’ Palace
• Buckingham Palace
• Big Ben
• Parliament Square
• Houses of Parliament
• Westminster Arms
• St Paul’s Cathedral
• Westminster Cathedral
• Methodist Central Hall Westminster
• St Mary Undercroft
• Southwark Cathedral
• St George’s Cathedral
• All Hallows by the Tower
• Tower Bridge
• The Tower of London
• St Martins-in-the-Field