Westminster Abbey will take a leading role in London this year. With the Coronation of King Charles III, the eyes of the world will be on this magnificent church. Built for the purpose of Coronations, Royal funerals and Weddings, it really is a must see on your list. Walk in the path of kings and queens before us and take in the atmosphere of a church that for centuries has seen our royal history play out. A guided tour of Westminster Abbey will ensure that you get to experience this beautiful church in the best way possible.

St Paul's Cathedral is another beautiful church here in London. Situate on a small hill in the City on London, Sir Christopher Wrens masterpiece oozes calm in the middle of the hustle and bustle of London's Financial District. St Paul's Cathedral has its own important role to play this year as we commemorate the 300th anniversary of the passing of Sir Christopher Wren. And if you are brave enough you can accent to the top of the Dome and be rewarded with the most magnificent views of London.

London has without doubt some of the best museums in the world.

A guided tour of the British Museum will see you travel though time while looking amazing artefacts. A guided tour of the British Museum will ensure that you get to see the best 'must see' objects on display. Greek Marbles, Roman silver, Egyptians mummies. My tours are fun for the whole family.

The Imperial War Museum takes you back to the wars of WW1 and WW2. immerse yourselves in stories about how people lived through these world wars

London boasts an unrivalled art scene. Old Masters and Modern works of art has found their home in some of the worlds best galleries.

The National Gallery on Trafalgar Square is a treasure throve of paintings belonging to the nation. A guided tour of the National Gallery is fun for the whole family. You will get to see some of the most famous paintings in the world. Hear the great stories behind the paintings, the artists and the subjects.

Sculptures, Objects and Paintings can be seen at Wallace Collection and the Victoria and Albert Museum.

There is no need to leave Central London to visit castles and palaces. Kensington Palace is getting ready for a blockbuster year with a new exhibition called Crown to Couture and Buckingham Palace is open in the summer months. Both palace are used by the royal family.

The amazing Tower of London has an important part to play this year. It's the home of the Crown Jewels, many which will used for the Coronation of King Charles III. A guide tour of the Tower of London will bring this magical place to life.

If you venture further afield, Hampton Court Palace, the Versaille of England and the Home of Henry (Tudor) VIII is just a train ride away and a wonderful place to spend a day with plenty to look at for the whole family.

Windsor Castle, the oldest castle in the world still in use today, is another royal gem. The home of the late Queen during her final years is a lovely day out. Taking in both the town and the castle its only a train ride away.

Stratford upon Avon is a must do. The home town of William Shakespeare.
Royal Windsor and Eton, the Queens favorite weekend retreat.
Salisbury with its cathedral housing the Magna Cater and mysterious Stonehenge. The Roman town of Bath where Jane Austen spent time.
Canterbury the home of the Church of England.
Down river from central London you will find maritime Greenwich.

London is a paradise for theatre lovers and food connoisseurs. Serious theatre productions to light-hearted musicals for the whole family. Restaurants from all over the world. Michelin stars to street food. You will never be hungry or bored in London.

Join me on a Royal Walk taking in Westminster Abbey, Palace of Westminster, Buckingham Palace and Horse Guards. Catch the changing of the Guards.
City Walk, a walk through 2000 years of history and 2 trillion dollars.
A stroll along the River on a summers evening is always lovely, taking in the beautiful city in the sunset.