
Londres : Visita turística guiada en un autobús Vintage Open-Top
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If you like humorous history, quirky facts and hidden surprises, this self-guided walk right in the centre of London is for you. Having lived in London all my life, I decided to uncover its wacky history. I'm also an avid traveller and understand the importance of experiencing a city with a local guide. But more importantly, I love sharing this city's amazing history! On this tour, you’ll learn about the secret behind the flow of the River Thames, the origins of the name “Covent Garden”, and the story of a drink most wouldn't associate with Britain. You'll also discover how the Americans stole coffee from the British, see the only street in London that confuses taxi drivers and learn about London's most notorious 18th-century brothel and the now-extinct police force that shut it down. Whether you’re visiting London for the first time or are a local curious about the city's alternative tales, this tour is a valuable introduction to the city's alternative history.
Explore the bustling market and discover the origins of its name, which comes from "Convent Garden" due to its history as a convent’s garden in medieval times.
Known as the "Actors' Church," this is where many famous actors have been memorialized. It's also the location of London's first recorded punch-up.
The oldest theatre site in London, with a rich history of performances and ghostly apparitions, including the infamous "Man in Grey."
Learn about the intriguing cases and famous trials that took place here, reflecting the quirky side of London's legal history.
Famous for its productions, including "The Lion King," and its connection to the early days of electricity in theatre lighting.
Discover this grand building's transformation from a Tudor palace to a Navy office, and its role in the development of the British postal system.
Walk along the riverside promenade and hear about its construction, which involved diverting the River Thames and revealed hidden river secrets.
Known as "The Ladies' Bridge," it was largely built by women during World War II and offers spectacular views of London.
Home to the last remaining Victorian gas lamp in London, powered by sewer gas, earning it the nickname "The Lamp that Lights Itself."
The first public building in the world to be lit entirely by electricity, with a history of luxurious guests and infamous parties.
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Londres combina ceremonial real, museos de talla mundial y monumentos junto al río con barrios distintos, mercados y parques para recorrer a pie.
El Támesis cose la ciudad. En sus orillas se alzan el Parlamento y el Big Ben, la Torre de Londres con las joyas de la Corona, el Tower Bridge y el largo paseo de la South Bank, que pasa ante el London Eye, el Globe de Shakespeare y la Tate Modern. La catedral de San Pablo y la abadía de Westminster anclan el horizonte más antiguo, mientras las torres de cristal se apiñan en el distrito financiero.
Top-ranked sights in Londres: St. Paul's Cathedral, Stonehenge, Tower of London.
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