DH Tour

Stonehenge Express with 2.5 hr stay

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Book by August 31, 2018 and travel by December 31, 2018.
Note: Afternoon tour until S…

Adult: $98
Child (3-16): $88
Seniors (60+): $85
Family (2A+2C): $345

Oxford and Cambridge Universities Tour

Highlights
Immerse yourself in the history and exquisite architecture of the two oldest and most famous university c…

Adults: $180
Child (3-16): $160
Seniors (60+): $175
Family (2A+2C): $655

The Magic of Paris (Unescorted)

Highlights
•Round trip tickets on Eurostar with seat reservations (Standard Class*)
•Full day tick…

Adult (standard class train): $370
Child, 4-11 (standard class train): $340
Senior, 60+ (standard class train): $350

Pink Floyd’s Cambridge & London

'Walls, Moons and Flying Pigs'... Pink Floyd were a band of two cities - the ancient, medieval university city of Cambridg…

'Walls, Moons and Flying Pigs'... Pink Floyd were a band of two cities - the ancient, medieval university city of Cambridge, and the UK’s capital of London. Band members Syd Barrett, Roger Waters and David Gilmour were raised in Cambridge, and many of their Cambridge friends, including girlfriends, roadies and album cover designers Storm Thorgerson and ‘Po’ Powell, became part of the Pink Floyd extended creative family. In London they met up with Nick Mason and Rick Wright, while students, and here they forged the unique Pink Floyd sound against the backdrop of the late ‘60’s counter-culture and succeeding decades.

Battersea Power StationThis great tour combines the two and gives you a chance to see one of England’s most attractive and historic cities and parts of London you’d otherwise not see, while exploring the Floyd’s heritage. In Cambridge you’ll see the early homes of Gilmour, Waters and Barrett, their schools and colleges, early gig sites and important reference points like ‘Granchester Meadows’ and Syd’s last home. You’ll also be getting a guided tour of the historic city and university! Then to London where, this afternoon, in neighbourhood such as Notting Hill Gate, Islington, Hampstead and Highgate, you’ll see such sites as the Floyd’s own Britannia Row studios, the school that provided the schoolkids choir on ‘The Wall’, the Regents Street Polytechnic where the band was formed, various band member’s London homes, the famed ‘Animals’ front cover location, ‘Ally Pally’ and UFO club sites, and Abbey Road recording studios!

During the day you get the full history of the band from your knowledgeable rock guide and, of course, a day listening to rare, obscure and well-known Floyd music.

Please Note
Departs from the Original Tour Visitor Centre, 17-19 Cockspur Street, Trafalgar Square.
Nearest Underground Station: Piccadilly Circus or Charing Cross.

Days of Operation
March to November - Monday (8:30am-6pm)

Adult: $165
Child (12 and under): $114

Queen: We Will Rock You!

Queen still rule! Over forty-years from their foundation the band are being discovered by yet another generation and their populari…

Adult: $70
Children (12 and under): $44
Optional tickets to ‘We Will Rock You’ Please ask

Warwick Castle, Shakespeare’s England, Oxford & the Cotswolds

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Book by August 31, 2018 and travel by December 31, 2018.

Highlights
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Adult: $180
Child (3-16): $160
Seniors (60+): $175
Family (2A+2C): $655

..., Drugs and Rock’n’Roll; The Early Years!

Morning tour
Hell-raising, drug-taking and music-making! This tour covers past and present Rock landmarks…

Morning tour
Hell-raising, drug-taking and music-making! This tour covers past and present Rock landmarks in bohemian Soho and the North London neighborhoods of Camden Town, Islington and St John’s Wood. Neighborhoods steeped in Mod, Hippy and Punk culture, and where tomorrow’s legends are creating today’s music (and, like their elders, sometimes behaving badly...). In addition to a collection of Beatle-related sites, including the Abbey Road crossing and studio where Decca famously turned them down, you’ll also see over 50 other icon locations bringing to life the colorful histories of classic, progressive, punk and Brit-Rock acts.

The ultimate hell-raiser! Rock music was born and raised in the tiny backstreets and alleys of Soho. It’s here you find basement clubs, rehearsal rooms, pubs and recording studios where the bands made their first tentative steps towards stardom. You’ll see and hear about the Marquee, Knuckles, 100 Club, the Roxy, Ronnie Scott’s Club, The Vortx, the Scene and legendary UFO. Then, there are the studios like Trident and De Lane Lea where Queen, Genesis, Bowie, Bolan and others made seminal albums. Beatle fans will enjoy seeing Macca's Golden Disc covered office, the flat where he wrote 'Yesterday', early show sites, the theatre they owned, the early NEMS office, where Ringo brought his famed Ludwig kit, and the only flat shared by all Fab Four. On ‘Tin Pan Alley’ you’ll hear about the Stone’s first recording session, Elton’s ‘Woolworth’ albums and how Bowie lived in a caravan. You’ll see where the Sex Pistols rehearsed and lived, where Bob Dylan played his first London gig, and where Hendrix and Phil Lynott, amongst many past and present guitar heroes, bought and continue to buy their instruments.

Amongst our many seminal locations on this tour, you’ll see where Bill Haley launched rock’n’roll onto London and where Cliff Richard, Tommy Steel, Marty Wilde, Billy Fury and others followed his lead; you’ll see where Pink Floyd cut 'The Wall' and Joy Division made ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’; where U2 played first London gig in front of 8 people; where the Sex Pistols made ‘Nevermind…’ and Clash ‘London Calling’; where Hendrix first burnt his guitar and Floyd premiered DSOM. You’ll see where Jimmy Page cut his first disc in the home studio where Joe Meek (the ‘Telstar’ man) killed his landlady, and where Elton John tried to commit suicide. You’ll see apartments and homes of Bob Marley, Pete Townsend, Elton, the Sex Pistols, Ritchie Blackmore, Bowie, Syd Barrett, the Gallagher brothers, and where Amy Winehouse ended her short and problem-filled life.

As with all our tours, you’re accompanied by a specialist rock'n'roll guide who’ll bring the history of these locations vividly to life with music, DVDs and photographs.

Please Note
Departs from the Original Tour Visitor Centre, 17-19 Cockspur Street, Trafalgar Square.
Nearest Underground Station: Piccadilly Circus or Charing Cross.

Days of Operation
March to November - Daily (9am-12:30pm)