



by The London Bicycle Tour Company Ltd.
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£99.90This 3.5-hour London Love Bike Tour starts and ends at The London Bicycle Tour Company’s center, where each participant receives a bike, helmet, and guide. The ride begins by crossing Lambeth Bridge to view the city skyline. The group then stops for 10 minutes at Westminster Abbey, the historic church where English monarchs have been crowned and buried. Next, the tour continues to Hyde Park, the largest green space in central London, with a 20-minute break to rest or explore. Afterward, the route passes through Mayfair, an area known for luxury shops and exclusive clubs, with a 15-minute stop. The tour includes a 10-minute visit to a site related to the origins of the swinging 60s era. Then the group spends 20 minutes in the West End, an area known for its theatres and shopping. A short 5-minute stop follows at Covent Garden, formerly London’s fruit and vegetable market. Crossing back to the south side of the Thames, the ride goes through Waterloo Bridge and includes a 15-minute visit to an underground tunnel often called Banksy Tunnel, featuring constantly changing street art. The tour ends with a 10-minute wrap-up back at The London Bicycle Tour Company’s center. The tour is available in French and German from April through October and requires participants to be at least 10 years old. Gratuities and hotel transfers are not included.
Lambeth Bridge
Stop for the best views of London from this bridge.
Westminster Abbey
Spend about 10 minutes near this iconic church where English kings and queens have been crowned and buried.
10 min
Hyde Park
Pause for 20 minutes in central London's largest green space.
20 min
Mayfair
Stop for 15 minutes in this luxury neighborhood known for shops, galleries, and exclusive clubs.
15 min
Swinging 60's Birthplace
Spend 10 minutes visiting the area associated with the birth of the swinging 60s.
10 min
West End
Explore this central London district for 20 minutes, famous for theatres and shopping.
20 min
Covent Garden
Take a 5-minute break in the historic fruit and vegetable market area.
5 min
Waterloo Bridge
Ride to the southern riverbank and spend 15 minutes in an underground tunnel filled with changing street art, known as Banksy Tunnel.
15 min
The London Bicycle Tour Company
Start and end the tour here with a 10-minute period at the company’s center.
10 min
The London Bicycle Tour Company Lambeth Towers is located on the crossroads with Lambeth Road and Kennington Road. It is opposite a park called Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park which also has the Imperial War Museum located within. We are about 10 minutes walk due south from Westminster Bridge.
End point
The London Bicycle Tour Company Lambeth Towers is located on the crossroads with Lambeth Road and Kennington Road. It is opposite a park called Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park which also has the Imperial War Museum located within. We are about 10 minutes walk due south from Westminster Bridge.




by The London Bicycle Tour Company Ltd.
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£99.90This 3.5-hour London Love Bike Tour starts and ends at The London Bicycle Tour Company’s center, where each participant receives a bike, helmet, and guide. The ride begins by crossing Lambeth Bridge to view the city skyline. The group then stops for 10 minutes at Westminster Abbey, the historic church where English monarchs have been crowned and buried. Next, the tour continues to Hyde Park, the largest green space in central London, with a 20-minute break to rest or explore. Afterward, the route passes through Mayfair, an area known for luxury shops and exclusive clubs, with a 15-minute stop. The tour includes a 10-minute visit to a site related to the origins of the swinging 60s era. Then the group spends 20 minutes in the West End, an area known for its theatres and shopping. A short 5-minute stop follows at Covent Garden, formerly London’s fruit and vegetable market. Crossing back to the south side of the Thames, the ride goes through Waterloo Bridge and includes a 15-minute visit to an underground tunnel often called Banksy Tunnel, featuring constantly changing street art. The tour ends with a 10-minute wrap-up back at The London Bicycle Tour Company’s center. The tour is available in French and German from April through October and requires participants to be at least 10 years old. Gratuities and hotel transfers are not included.
Lambeth Bridge
Stop for the best views of London from this bridge.
Westminster Abbey
Spend about 10 minutes near this iconic church where English kings and queens have been crowned and buried.
10 min
Hyde Park
Pause for 20 minutes in central London's largest green space.
20 min
Mayfair
Stop for 15 minutes in this luxury neighborhood known for shops, galleries, and exclusive clubs.
15 min
Swinging 60's Birthplace
Spend 10 minutes visiting the area associated with the birth of the swinging 60s.
10 min
West End
Explore this central London district for 20 minutes, famous for theatres and shopping.
20 min
Covent Garden
Take a 5-minute break in the historic fruit and vegetable market area.
5 min
Waterloo Bridge
Ride to the southern riverbank and spend 15 minutes in an underground tunnel filled with changing street art, known as Banksy Tunnel.
15 min
The London Bicycle Tour Company
Start and end the tour here with a 10-minute period at the company’s center.
10 min
The London Bicycle Tour Company Lambeth Towers is located on the crossroads with Lambeth Road and Kennington Road. It is opposite a park called Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park which also has the Imperial War Museum located within. We are about 10 minutes walk due south from Westminster Bridge.
End point
The London Bicycle Tour Company Lambeth Towers is located on the crossroads with Lambeth Road and Kennington Road. It is opposite a park called Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park which also has the Imperial War Museum located within. We are about 10 minutes walk due south from Westminster Bridge.