



by Fat Tire Bike Tours London
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.£84Riders start the half-day cycling tour on a California beach cruiser bike around central London, covering about 3 and a half hours. The route includes London's Royal Parks - Hyde Park, Green Park, Kensington Gardens, and St. James's Park - where participants cycle through landscaped green spaces and a wildlife sanctuary. Along the way, the group pauses at key landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, both iconic symbols of the city. The tour stops for about 10 minutes at several locations including the Churchill War Rooms, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square, Nelson's Column, and the National Portrait Gallery, allowing time to explore and learn about each site. Riders also see the London Eye from various viewpoints, with a brief 5-minute stop to hear its history. Buckingham Palace is included as a notable royal residence visible during the ride. The bicycles are named after British personalities, and helmets are provided for safety. The tour guide leads the group throughout the route. Food, drinks, hotel transfer, gratuities, and rain ponchos are not included. Tandem and youth bicycles can be requested. The tour runs in all weather, so appropriate clothing is advised.
Houses of Parliament
Cycle leisurely to the Houses of Parliament, spending less time traveling between sights and more time exploring London's landmarks and daily life.
10 min
Big Ben
View Big Ben, London’s most recognized symbol, from the bike route.
Churchill War Rooms
Drive-by the Cabinet War Rooms, known for their historical significance.
10 min
Westminster Abbey
Spend 10 minutes at Westminster Abbey, London's historic cathedral.
10 min
Trafalgar Square
Pause for 10 minutes at Trafalgar Square, located just around the corner from Westminster Abbey.
10 min
Nelson's Column
Stop at one of London’s busiest intersections, Nelson's Column, rich with history from every angle.
10 min
National Portrait Gallery
Visit the National Portrait Gallery in Trafalgar Square with a 10-minute stop.
10 min
Hyde Park
Cycle through the central Royal Parks including Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Green Park, and St James's Park, enjoying their green spaces.
10 min
Buckingham Palace
See Buckingham Palace, the royal residence located near Hyde Park.
Green Park
Take a 10-minute stop in Green Park, notable for having no lakes or buildings and minimal flower planting.
10 min
St. James's Park
Spend 10 minutes in St James’s Park, London’s oldest Royal Park, featuring a large lake and various waterfowl including pelicans.
10 min
London Eye
View the London Eye from different locations with a 5-minute stop to learn its history and facts.
5 min
If exiting Waterloo station, you can look for exit 2, then make a left out of the exit followed by your first left onto Mepham Street. You will then see our office across the street.
End point
If exiting Waterloo station, you can look for exit 2, then make a left out of the exit followed by your first left onto Mepham Street. You will then see our office across the street.




by Fat Tire Bike Tours London
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.£84Riders start the half-day cycling tour on a California beach cruiser bike around central London, covering about 3 and a half hours. The route includes London's Royal Parks - Hyde Park, Green Park, Kensington Gardens, and St. James's Park - where participants cycle through landscaped green spaces and a wildlife sanctuary. Along the way, the group pauses at key landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, both iconic symbols of the city. The tour stops for about 10 minutes at several locations including the Churchill War Rooms, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square, Nelson's Column, and the National Portrait Gallery, allowing time to explore and learn about each site. Riders also see the London Eye from various viewpoints, with a brief 5-minute stop to hear its history. Buckingham Palace is included as a notable royal residence visible during the ride. The bicycles are named after British personalities, and helmets are provided for safety. The tour guide leads the group throughout the route. Food, drinks, hotel transfer, gratuities, and rain ponchos are not included. Tandem and youth bicycles can be requested. The tour runs in all weather, so appropriate clothing is advised.
Houses of Parliament
Cycle leisurely to the Houses of Parliament, spending less time traveling between sights and more time exploring London's landmarks and daily life.
10 min
Big Ben
View Big Ben, London’s most recognized symbol, from the bike route.
Churchill War Rooms
Drive-by the Cabinet War Rooms, known for their historical significance.
10 min
Westminster Abbey
Spend 10 minutes at Westminster Abbey, London's historic cathedral.
10 min
Trafalgar Square
Pause for 10 minutes at Trafalgar Square, located just around the corner from Westminster Abbey.
10 min
Nelson's Column
Stop at one of London’s busiest intersections, Nelson's Column, rich with history from every angle.
10 min
National Portrait Gallery
Visit the National Portrait Gallery in Trafalgar Square with a 10-minute stop.
10 min
Hyde Park
Cycle through the central Royal Parks including Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Green Park, and St James's Park, enjoying their green spaces.
10 min
Buckingham Palace
See Buckingham Palace, the royal residence located near Hyde Park.
Green Park
Take a 10-minute stop in Green Park, notable for having no lakes or buildings and minimal flower planting.
10 min
St. James's Park
Spend 10 minutes in St James’s Park, London’s oldest Royal Park, featuring a large lake and various waterfowl including pelicans.
10 min
London Eye
View the London Eye from different locations with a 5-minute stop to learn its history and facts.
5 min
If exiting Waterloo station, you can look for exit 2, then make a left out of the exit followed by your first left onto Mepham Street. You will then see our office across the street.
End point
If exiting Waterloo station, you can look for exit 2, then make a left out of the exit followed by your first left onto Mepham Street. You will then see our office across the street.