

by London With A Local
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£260This private walking tour in London lasts two hours and covers the rock and roll history of Soho. The guide leads the group through streets linked to musical legends such as Ella Fitzgerald, The Beatles, and The Sex Pistols, pointing out locations where these artists lived, performed, and recorded. The tour begins with a stop outside The Windmill Club in Golden Square to discuss its history. It continues to Carnaby Street, known for its role in 1960s fashion, including a stop outside a well-known department store to explain its origins. The route passes Liberty London, noted for its connection to Swinging Sixties fashion. The group then visits the entrance of the London Palladium Theatre to learn about its notable performances. The tour also stops outside the John Snow Pub, where the guide explains its historic importance. The guide can tailor the tour based on the group's interests. This booking includes the services of a knowledgeable guide. Private or public transportation and gratuities are not included.
Golden Square
Stop outside The Windmill Club to discuss the club’s history and its role in Soho’s music scene.
Carnaby Street
Pause outside a famous department store to learn about the creation and significance of Carnaby Street.
London Palladium
Visit the entrance of the London Palladium Theatre and hear about some of its most notable performances.
Liberty London
See Liberty London, known as a center of Swinging Sixties fashion.
John Snow Saloon
Stop outside the John Snow Pub to hear the story of how John Snow contributed to saving Soho.
The guide will be standing in the middle of Golden Square holding a red umbrella. The nearest stations are Piccadilly Circus or Oxford Circus
End point
The tour usually finishes near Oxford Circus Underground Station, however, with enough notice, we can easily arrange to finish elsewhere should the group prefer!