LetzGo City Tours Review (2026): What to Expect & Prices

Is LetzGo City Tours worth it? Our verdict

For anyone who wants a deeper grasp of the Tower’s history and traditions, LetzGo City Tours is a strong choice, as you meet a Beefeater for questions and photos and see the Coronation Regalia used since 1661.

At Tower Green, guests visit the execution site of three English queens, and at the Raven's Den, they stop to see the famous resident ravens.

Booking Wolf's price is £89.10 per person, £9.90 (10%) below the £99 Viator lists. A live guide leads this shared group tour, meeting outside the main entrance of Starbucks, 3 Tower Place West Building, London EC3R 5BT.

Choose it if you'd like skip-the-line early morning timed access.

Or spend the morning on Bangkok Top Sights Tours' London: Buckingham Palace & Big Ben (& Westminster Abbey entry) (£91.80 per person, 9/10 on our own popularity score), an entry ticket rather than a walking tour, lasting 5 hours at a similar price per person.

Its tours pick up about 27 new reviews a month on the sites we track (roughly 250 bookers a month, our own estimate) - 8/10 on the Booking Wolf popularity scale.

What is LetzGo City Tours?

LetzGo City Tours is a guided tour company in London with ten tours covering Tower of London, Crown Jewels, Royal History and Buckingham Palace. Its tours pick up about 27 new reviews a month on the sites we track - roughly 250 bookers a month if about 1 in 10 bookers leaves a review (our own estimate, from how many reviews they gained between March and October 2026). That puts the operator at 8/10 on the Booking Wolf popularity scale.

Its range also takes in a VIP Early Access ceremony, a Royal Tea experience, a Tower Bridge cruise, a Titanic Museum exploration, and an early access Book of Kells tour. The shortest of its tours lasts 2 hours; the longest, 4 hours.

How much do tours with LetzGo City Tours cost?

Booking Wolf prices for the eight LetzGo City Tours tours shown here run from £62.10 to £134.10 per person. At the low end is the Easy Access Tower Bridge and Engine Room & Scenic Thames Cruise (£62.10); at the top, the VIP Early Access Opening Ceremony Tower of London & Bridge Entry (£134.10).

The tour with the most reviews, the VIP Tower of London and Crown Jewels Tour with Private Beefeater Meet & Greet, costs £89.10 per person, against £99 on Viator. The options differ in whether they include a private audience with a Beefeater, skip-the-line entry at the Tower of London, or a guided experience of the White Tower.

What to expect on its most popular tour

For 3 hours, guests on the VIP Tower of London and Crown Jewels Tour with Private Beefeater Meet & Greet are meeting a Beefeater, exploring the Tower of London, visiting the Crown Jewels and Tower Green. It begins at the Starbucks in London.

The tour calls at these stops, in this order:

• Tower of London - a tour of the highlights with a Beefeater, including the White Tower, Raven's Den, and Crown Jewels (about 1 hour 30 minutes).
• The Crown Jewels - a close-up view of the collection used to crown sovereigns since 1661 (about 30 minutes).
• White Tower - a visit showcasing the Royal Armouries collections, including royal armours of Henry VIII (about 1 hour).

Is LetzGo City Tours good value?

LetzGo City Tours' VIP Tower of London and Crown Jewels Tour with Private Beefeater Meet & Greet costs £89.10 per person for a 3-hour tour, and that price covers admissions to Tower of London including the Crown Jewels, entry to White Tower & Armory and visit Tower Green and a private audience with a Beefeater.

How LetzGo City Tours compares

AES London Travel's tour focuses on a private experience with a Beefeater at the Tower of London, providing an exclusive meet and greet. This one lists admissions to the Tower of London including the world-famous Crown Jewels, while AES London Travel's tour includes entry to Tower Bridge. Each tour suits different preferences: LetzGo City Tours offers a shared experience suited for those looking for a comprehensive tour, while AES London Travel caters to those who prefer a more personalised private tour.

Who should skip LetzGo City Tours?

• Families with children - its most-reviewed tour has a minimum age of 18.
• Anyone with a spinal injury - the tour is not advised for them.
• Travellers with limited mobility - the operator's own note: "Please wear comfortable shoes as this tour involves a fair amount of walking, including over uneven surfaces, cobblestones, hills, inclines, declines and stairs".

Before you book: practical information

Guests are asked to arrive 15 minutes before the start. The tour should wrap up at about 11:45.

Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or older.

Travellers should have at least a moderate level of fitness.

Wear comfortable shoes as the tour includes walking over uneven surfaces. Dress appropriately for all weather conditions.

Background & Highlights

The route stops at Tower, the 11th century White Tower showcasing historic collections. The Crown Jewels, a collection of ceremonial objects, have been housed in the Tower since the reign of Henry III (1216-1272).

The White Tower, the oldest part of the Tower of London, was completed in 1100 during the reign of King William II.

St Edward's Crown, used in coronations since 1661, is part of the Crown Jewels. In 1671, Colonel Thomas Blood attempted to steal the Crown Jewels but was apprehended before escaping.

LetzGo City Tours: frequently asked questions