Romans, Anglo-Saxons, medieval kings and queens, Tudors, Stuarts, World War 2 and the life of Winston Churchill
Royalty, scandal, violence and revolts, everyday lives, the Blitz and real-life and fictional spies

The life and work of Shakespeare in London and Stratford-upon Avon
Charles Dickens
Jane Austen
Thomas Hardy
Sherlock Holmes (in literature and on film & TV)

The history of beer and pubs.
Street food and food production.
The history and customs of tea drinking in England

City of Westminster
City of London
Bankside and Southwark
Bloomsbury
St James's
The Temple and Inns of Court
The East End (Shoreditch and Spitalfields)
Chelsea
Covent Garden
King's Cross
Notting Hill
The Docklands; Wapping
The Dockalnds; Rotherhithe
Greenwich
Highgate and Highgate Cemetery

Windsor
Bath
Blenheim Palace
The Cotswolds (inc walking tours of villages eg Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Campden, Broadway and gardens eg Hidcote)
Stratford-upon-Avon,
Warwick Castle
Oxford
Canterbury, Leeds Castle and stately homes in Kent
Stonehenge
Salisbury

*The British Museum including the Parthenon Sculptures, ancient Assyria, the Rosetta stone, The Roman Empire, Roman Britain, Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain (including Sutton Hoo) and Medieval Europe.
*The National Gallery for the story of western art from the medieval period via the Renaissance, Baroque, Romantics and Impressionists to Van Gogh
*The Museum of London for 2000 years of London's history
*The Imperial War Museum for the story of 20th century warfare, especially World War 1 and World War 2
*The National Portrait Gallery for royalty themed tours from the Tudors to Elizabeth II or exploring the life of Winston Churchill
*The Sir John Soane's Museum for quirky architecture and collections
*The Victoria and Albert Museum for the history of the decorative arts inc sculpture, art, textiles, furniture and design
*An overview of the Tate Modern for the layman
*The Churchill War Rooms for Britain at War and the life of Winston Churchill

English stately homes and royal palaces, including:
Tower of London
Kensington Palace
St James's Palace
Hampton Court Palace
Blenheim Palace
Windsor Castle

Secret London gardens
Chelsea Physic Garden
The Royal Parks esp St James's Park, Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens

London on Film, including;
James Bond
Harry Potter
Bridget Jones and Romantic Comedies
Dr Who
Midsomer Murders in the gorgeous Chilterns and Oxfordshire countryside

Exploring the decorative arts at the Victoria and Albert Museum, inc;
British sculpture, furniture, textiles and interior design 1500-1900
Medieval religious and secular art and design
Renaissance sculpture and interiors
European interiors 1600 - 1815
The world famous Cast Courts
Quirky highlights from around the world

Architecture, place in history and famous burials:
Westminster Abbey
St Paul's Cathedral
Salisbury cathedral
St George's Chapel, Windsor,
Cotswold wool churches

Christopher Wren's architecture
Modern and contemporary architecture in the City of London