DAY TOURS IN LONDON

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

Highlights
•Round trip tickets on Eurostar with seat reservations (Standard Class*)
•Full day ticket on Paris hop-on/ hop-off bus
•Information pack with a souvenir map of Paris
*Please ask about First Class

Meet the Evan Evans Tours representative at St Pancras Station to collect your tickets and information pack. The journey to Paris takes just 2 hours and 15 minutes.

On arrival at Gare du Nord, you will be able to join the Hop-on / Hop-off tour of Paris. The day is yours to explore this wonderful city. Hop off the bus at the Louvre to visit this world famous art gallery, or the Eiffel Tower for some wonderful views. Go shopping on the Avenue des Champs-Elysees, see the Arc de Triomphe and visit the magnificent Notre Dame Cathedral.

Overnight in Paris (optional)
Stay overnight in Paris at a 3* centrally located hotel and spend a day exploring this beautiful city at your leisure with a 48 hour open-top bus ticket. Please inquire for price.

Inclusions
Return Tickets on the Eurostar
Hop On / Hop Off Sightseeing Tour
Information pack with a souvenir map of Paris

Exclusions
Pick up and Drop off at your Hotel

Please Note
Tour Departs: 6.15am (5.30am on Sat), Eurostar Terminal, St Pancras Station (Gate 5)
Tour Finishes: approx. 10.30pm (9.30pm Sat), Eurostar Terminal, St Pancras Station.

Once booked, this tour is non refundable
Supplements may apply on some weekend departures

Please ensure that you have a valid passport and appropriate visa

Days of Operation
Year round - Daily except Sunday

Highlights
•Private Viewing of the Inner Circle at Stonehenge
•Walking tour of Oxford
•…

Highlights
•Private Viewing of the Inner Circle at Stonehenge
•Walking tour of Oxford
•Entrance to Windsor Castle (until 31 March 2018)
•Walking tour of historic of Royal Windsor (from April 2018)
•First-class luxury Motor-coach and the services of a professional Tour Guide
•Personal Audio Headset

Tour operates
Saturday (March to September)
Monday (December to January)
Tour Starts: 5.30am, Victoria Park Plaza
Please be waiting at the concierge desk 10 minutes before the scheduled pick up time.
Tour Finishes: approx 4.30pm, Victoria Train Station

For departures June - August:
Tour Starts: 5.00am, Victoria Park Plaza
Please be waiting at the concierge desk 10 minutes before the scheduled pick up time.
Tour Finishes: approx 4.00pm, Victoria Train Station

Full Description
Private Viewing of Stonehenge
Most visitors to Stonehenge are not allowed direct access to the stones. On this special day trip from London, you'll be invited to enter the stone circle itself, and stand beside the mysterious rocks towering above you. Your guide will unlock the secrets of this ancient World Heritage site. Enjoy the peace, away from the crowds, as you experience Stonehenge at its atmospheric best.

Oxford
The colleges in Oxford date back to the 13th century and among its famous students were Bill Clinton, C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and Lewis Carroll. We take you on a fascinating walking tour, which includes seeing Christ Church, where many scenes from Harry Potter were filmed. We'll also see the Bodleian Library and the picture perfect college courtyards for which Oxford is famous.

Windsor
Linked by the beautiful River Thames, this Royal Borough boasts a rich mix of history, culture and heritage making it a must-see for any visit to the UK. Enjoy a walking tour of the beautiful town of Windsor - along the charming cobbled streets. Admire the beautiful Georgian and Victoria architecture as well as Queen Charlotte Street - the shortest street in Britain. See Windsor Castle, home to British kings and queens for almost 1000 years. Windsor Castle is the largest and oldest occupied castle in the world.

What's Included
- Entrance to Stonehenge
- Personal Audio Headset
- Free WiFi

Excluded
- Pick up and Drop off at your Hotel
- Lunch (time will be included in the itinerary for a refreshment break)
- Entrance to Windsor Castle

Additional Information
- Stone Circle Access visits take place in the early morning outside of regular opening hours, approx. 1½ to 2½ hours after sunrise.

Evening tour
Over 50 major Beatles sites are visited, charting the ‘Beatlemania’ years from 1…

Evening tour
Over 50 major Beatles sites are visited, charting the ‘Beatlemania’ years from 1962 to 1970, and their solo years thereafter. No other London Beatle tour covers as many central London sites and locations in a single tour, or in such an entertaining and fun way! This is the perfect way to while-away a Summer’s eve, celebrating 50-years of the ‘Fab Four’, with lots of stops and photo opportunities.

The tour includes:
•The Scotch of St James Club and other Beatle club & pub ‘haunts’
•Historic early gig and show locations
•The art gallery where John met Yoko, and galleries where John staged his own art shows
•The only apartment where the Beatles lived together
•Paul’s house of more then 40 years, and his Soho office
•Where ‘Live at the BBC’ recordings were made
•Famed photo locations used for album covers and publicity shots
•the Manchester Square EMI offices
•Ringo’s flat
•Where they bought their famous Beatle suits, and Sgt Pepper outfits
•George Martin’s Air, Trident and De Lane Lea Studios – all contributing to the Beatle legend
•Where Paul wrote ‘Yesterday’ and where he worked on ‘Eleanor Rigby’
•John & Yoko’s apartment
•NEMS Offices & manager Brian Epstein’s house
•The Apple Boutique location
•Apple Corp Offices
•Film locations from Hard Day’s Night, Help! and Magical Mystery Tour
•The Abbey Road Crossing; and yes, you do get to walk across!
•The final live ‘performance’ roof-top concert site

Your ‘Ticket to Ride’ includes live commentary from a specialist Beatle-guide who re-tells Beatle history as it happened, with music and film footage helping recreate those magic years.

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 September - Sunday to Friday (6pm - 8:15pm)

London Calling! Depending on your age, this is either a chance to wallow in glorious nostalgia, or grab an 'education' in …

London Calling! Depending on your age, this is either a chance to wallow in glorious nostalgia, or grab an 'education' in Rock history, its legends and myths, as your informed guide takes you on a magical, musical journey. Have those lyrics come alive and make the London connection. Over 100 iconic rock sites and locations enlivened with gossip, trivia and background information! This is a combination of both the morning and afternoon tours.

Our morning section covers Rock landmarks in bohemian Soho and the north London neighbourhoods of Camden Town, King’s Cross, Holloway and Islington.

In Soho and nearby ‘Tin Pan Alley’, Beatle fans can thrill at seeing Macca's Golden Disc covered office, the flat where he wrote 'Yesterday', their Saville theatre, the NEMS office, early club and gig sites, and their fan club offices. Here, you’ll see clubs, pubs and studios where future rock ‘gods’ like Zeppelin, the Stones, The Who, Pink Floyd, Queen and Hendrix first strutted their stuff and laid down songs that three-generations of rock fans have since toe-tapped, head-shook, shower-sung, or a fresh-air guitared to! Legendary names like UFO, Marquee, 100 Club, Roxy and Ronnie Scotts.

The Rainbow TheatreNorth of the city’s centre you’ll visit trendy Camden Town and Islington of Madness, and Brit-Pop; seeing the studios where Pink Floyd cut 'The Wall' and found their school-kids chorus; where Amy Winehouse ended her short and sad life; where the Clash made ‘London Calling’, and Queen ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’. You’ll see where U2’s career got off to an inasuspicious start; where Hendrix burnt his first guitar. Add to these where Jimmy Page cut his first disc in the fateful home studio where Joe Meek (the ‘Telstar’ man) also killed his landlady. Gig sites and clubs include the legendary Klooks Kleek, the Rainbow, Roundhouse and Hope and Anchor.

Other sites covered on this fantabulous tour relate to the ‘British Invasion’ bands and progressive rockers. There’s also Hendrix, John and Yoko, Rod Stewart, Bonzo Dog Doh Dah Band, Graham Bond, Elton John, The Clash, Alexis Corner, Cream, Bob Marley, Oasis, Blur, the Sex Pistols, Bob Dylan, and more modern icons such as Amy Winehouse and Coldplay.

For lunch, you can either be dropped at the Hard Rock Café, where you’ve time to visit their impressive memorabilia vault and eat, or have lunch near our afternoon departure point.

Our afternoon section begins at 2PM, covering Chelsea, Kensington, Holland Park, Notting Hill Gate, St John's Wood, Marylebone and the West End. We're touring sites that made the 'Sixties' swinging! See the boutiques, pubs and clubs that made a decade and inspired hundreds of well-known lyrics. For Beatle fans, there's Brian Epstein's flat, Ringo's Kings Road apartment, John and Yoko's first home, Paul's current London home, the studio where the St Pepper's cover was shot, Apple Office and boutique, EMI, the rooftop where the 'Mop Tops' the played their last ever live gig and lots more other Beatle-related landmarks. And, YES, you do get to walk across that famed ABBEY ROAD crossing!

The tour also covers where Geldof conceived Band Aid and Live Aid, where and how the Sex Pistols was formed, the Clash's neighbourhood and cradle of reggae. There are heaps of sites to please Pink Floyd and Queen fans. We pass the homes of Freddie Mercury, Bowie, Bolan, Jimmy Page, Macca, and Clapton to name a few and see where Jimi Hendix died. You never know who you might see in passing! For Stones fans there's the legendary Edith Grove apartment, various of Jagger's houses, the 'Sticky Fingers' restaurant. All this plus studios, record company offices, gig sites, secluded hotels favoured by the stars, album cover locations and story, after story, after story from your informed rock guide.

'STICKY FINGERS', the Rolling Stones memorabilia restaurant, is a great place to go for a meal after your tours. At the end of our afternoon tour, we'll drop you back at Sticky Fingers, free of charge, if you ask. It's a great way to complete your rock day!

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-5:15pm)

Highlights
•Round-trip train tickets to Liverpool with reserved seats
•Entry to Beatles Story Exhi…

Highlights
•Round-trip train tickets to Liverpool with reserved seats
•Entry to Beatles Story Exhibition
•Time to explore Liverpool
•Beatles 'Magical Mystery Tour' including the Cavern Club
•Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields
•A free city map

Your day starts with a relaxing train journey to the historic City of Liverpool, chosen to be European Capital of Culture 2008.

Arriving at Liverpool Lime Street, you'll have time to explore this Victorian City - stroll along the world-famous waterfront admiring the stunningly refurbished Albert Dock Complex. These beautifully restored dock warehouses are now home to a dazzling collection of bars, cafes, restaurants, shops and other unique attractions. Your tour includes tickets to The Beatles Story, where you can experience the most sensational story the pop world has ever known!

In the afternoon your 'Magical Mystery Tour' is waiting to take you away! This two hour tour takes you round all the landmarks in the lives of the Fab Four including their homes, schools, birthplaces, Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields and many other significant spots. Ending at the famous Cavern Club.

The train back to London arrives at approximately 9:15 pm.

Overnight in Liverpool (optional) Monday - Friday
Stay overnight in Liverpool at the 4* Hard Days Night Hotel and enjoy an evening in one of the many restaurants or lively bars in the city. Please inquire for price.

Inclusions
Round trip train tickets to Liverpool
Entrance to Beatles Story Exhibition
Beatles 'Magical Mystery Tour' including the Cavern Club

Exclusions
Pick up and Drop off at your Hotel

Please Note
Tour Departs: 6:30am at Euston Station. Meet your Evan Evans Representative outside the main ticket office

Tour Finishes: 9.20pm at Euston Station

Child age: 3-11 years inclusive
Once booked, this tour is non refundable

Days of Operation
Year round - Daily except Sunday

Highlights
Experience the magical, behind the scenes world of the hugely successful film series on this unique four-…

Highlights
Experience the magical, behind the scenes world of the hugely successful film series on this unique four-hour tour. Discover iconic props and costumes and wander through incredible studio sets and the thrilling, new must-see, Forbidden Forest.
•Entry ticket with four hours Studio Tour
•Return transport on a superior air-conditioned coach with reclining seats
•On-board complimentary Wi-Fi

Tour operates
Daily - (January to December).
Early Morning
8.45am, Evan Evans Tours, 258 Vauxhall Bridge Road, Victoria
Tour finishes approx 3.30pm in Victoria Train Station

Daily - (January to December).
Morning
10.15am, The Original London Visitor Centre, Trafalgar Square
10.30am, Evan Evans Tours, 258 Vauxhall Bridge Road, Victoria
10.45am, Amba Hotel Marble Arch, Marble Arch
11.00am, Hilton Metropole, Edgware Road
Tour finishes: approx 6.00pm Victoria Train Station

Daily - (January to December).
Afternoon
12.45pm, The Original London Visitor Centre, Trafalgar Square
1.00pm, Evan Evans Tours, 258 Vauxhall Bridge Road, Victoria
1.15pm, Amba Hotel Marble Arch, Marble Arch
1.30pm, Hilton Metropole, Edgware Road
Tour finishes: approx 8.00pm, Victoria Train Station

Monday to Friday - (January to December).
Mid Afternoon
12.15pm, The Original London Visitor Centre, Trafalgar Square
12.30pm, Evan Evans Tours, 258 Vauxhall Bridge Road, Victoria
12.45pm, Amba Hotel Marble Arch, Marble Arch
13.00pm, Hilton Metropole, Edgware Road
Tour finishes: approx 7.30pm Victoria Train Station

Full Description
This exciting walking tour is a must for Harry Potter fans of all ages. Step through the doors of the Wizarding School into the Great Hall, furnished with original props from the film series and explore a treasure trove of thousands of intricate and beautifully-made artefacts, props and costumes.
Then it’s on to the studio sets of Platform 9 ¾, the Gryffindor common room and the Weasley’s kitchen from The Burrow. Wander along Diagon Alley admiring Ollivanders wand shop and Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes.
Defy Professor Dumbledore’s orders and follow in the footsteps of Harry, Ron and Hermione deep into the grounds of the Forbidden Forest, with an incredible 19 trees, each with a diameter of over 12 feet. You’ll be welcomed by one of Rubeus Hagrid’s original costumes, encounter a full size model of Buckbeak, come face-to-face with Aragog, the enormous spider and you’ll even be able to control the weather using the same techniques created by film makers.

What's Included
- Coach Transfer from London to Warner Bros. Studio
- Entrance to Warner Bros. Studio Tour
- Free WiFi

Excluded
- Pick up and Drop off at your Hotel

Additional Information
- Please note that this is not an escorted tour, price includes coach transfer and entry for four-hour to Warner Bros. Studio Tour London. Once booked, tickets are not refundable.
- TM & © 2017 Warner Bros. Entertainments Inc. Harry Potter Publishing Rights © JKR.

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)

Highlights
This exciting evening tour allows you to walk in the footsteps of London’s most infamous serial kil…

Highlights
This exciting evening tour allows you to walk in the footsteps of London’s most infamous serial killer. Prepare yourself for the gruesome tales of London’s East End in 1888, brought to life by our expert Ripperologist guide and enjoy a delicious sample of authentic fish and chips.
•Walking tour with an expert guide
•Visit murder sites and a historic pub
•Taster of traditional British fish and chips
•Enjoy a guided tour of Spitalfields Market
•Superior return coach travel from central London
•VOX audio technology enabling you hear the guide at all times on your walking tour

Tour operates
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday - (April to October).
Wednesday and Sunday - (November to March).
Tour Starts:
7.00pm, The Original London Visitor Centre
7.15pm, The Strand Palace Hotel
Please be waiting at the concierge desk 10 minutes before the scheduled pick up time.
Tour Finishes: approx 10.00pm, Trafalgar Square

Full Description
Our incredible VOX audio system immerses you in the sinister past, as your guide unravels the history directly into your ear piece as you wander the hidden, dark alleyways.
Your adventure starts as we drive past London’s most haunted theatre, the Old Bailey criminal court; home to hundreds of public hangings in the 1800’s, and Fleet Street where Sweeney Todd the demon barber murdered his clients for his neighbour to sell as meat pies.
Arriving in Whitechapel, you’ll be treated to a taster of fish and chips from an authentic ‘chippy’, as you walk the atmospheric cobbled streets and dark alleyways on the trail of Jack the Ripper. Visit the murder sites, the Ten Bells Pub where several of his victims drank, Spitalfields Market, and discover the myths and facts behind one of world’s most notorious unsolved murder mysteries of all time.

What's Included
- Walking Tour with expert Ripperologist
- Personal Audio Headset
- Free WiFi
- Sample of Fish and Chips

Excluded
- Pick up and Drop off at your Hotel

Additional Information
- This is a combination coach/walking tour and will finish at a traditional pub near Trafalgar Square.
- This tour is not suitable for anyone under the age of 16 years.
- Image from Jack the Ripper Tour, Photographer: Andrius Petručenia

Highlights
Discover three of England’s national treasures on this full day tour exploring the ancient landscap…

Highlights
Discover three of England’s national treasures on this full day tour exploring the ancient landscape of Stonehenge, the UNESCO World Heritage site of Bath, and beautiful Windsor Castle.
•Windsor Castle entrance with audio guide in ten languages
•Explore the castle grounds and see the State Apartments and St George's Chapel
•Stonehenge entrance
•Roman Baths entrance
•Panoramic tour of Bath
•Professional tour guide
•VOX audio technology on walking parts of the tour enabling you to hear your guide at all times
•Superior coach with complimentary Wi-Fi

Tour operates
Daily - all year.
Tour Starts: 8.00am, Victoria Coach Station
Tour Finishes: approx 7.00pm, Victoria Train Station

Full Description
Windsor Castle
The oldest and largest occupied castle in world and home to British kings and queens for over 1,000 years. Visit the magnificent State Apartments, furnished with some of the finest works of art from the Royal Collection and St George’s Chapel; the burial place Henry VIII and Charles I.

Stonehenge
Clouded in mystery, the ancient stone circle of Stonehenge is an amazing feat of engineering and the most important prehistoric site in England. Take a step inside the Neolithic houses and visit the fascinating exhibition with ancient treasures dating back thousands of years.

Bath
Enjoy a panoramic coach drive of this beautiful Georgian town, boasting some of the finest architectural sights in Europe, including Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge, and The Assembly Rooms, before enjoying a visit to the famous Roman Baths where the naturally warm spring is still in operation after more than 2,000 years.

What's Included
- Live English speaking guide
- Entrance to Windsor Castle
- Entrance to Stonehenge
- Entrance to the Roman Baths
- Personal Audio Headset
- Free WiFi

Excluded
- Pick up and Drop off at your Hotel

Additional Information
- Viewing at Windsor Castle is restricted on Sundays. On rare occasions the State Apartments may be closed.
- Stonehenge is closed to visitors on 20 & 21 June 2018 for the Summer Solstice. Our tours will visit Avebury henge and stone circle on these dates.

Highlights
Journey into the heart of the British countryside as we visit the county of Kent: ‘The Garden of En…

Highlights
Journey into the heart of the British countryside as we visit the county of Kent: ‘The Garden of England’. Visit beautiful Leeds Castle, the UNESCO World Heritage cathedral city of Canterbury and the spectacular White cliffs of Dover.
•Leeds Castle and Gardens entrance
•Evan Evans Canterbury Cathedral Exclusive: using VOX audio technology, you will be given an in-depth insight into the rich, and sometimes murderous, history of the Cathedral.
•See the White Cliffs of Dover
•Drive through historic Greenwich
•Professional tour guide
•Superior coach with complimentary Wi-Fi

Tour operates
Monday to Saturday (April to October)
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday (November to March)
Tour Starts: 8.45am, Victoria Coach Station
Tour Finishes: approx 6.30pm, Victoria Train Station

Full Description
Heading out to Leeds Castle, we pass through Greenwich, home of the famous 'Cutty Sark' tea clipper and the Royal Observatory, and cross over the Greenwich Meridian.

Leeds Castle
Surrounded by 500 acres of incredible parkland and gardens, the ‘loveliest castle in the world’ boasts a fascinating history spanning back almost 900 years. Once a private property of six of England’s medieval queens, a palace used by King Henry VIII and his first wife Catherine of Aragon, and a Jacobean country house; Leeds Castle is now one of the most visited historic buildings in Britain.

Canterbury Cathedral
Immerse yourself in the history and world-class heritage of this beautiful Cathedral city. Explore the magnificent cathedral; an important centre of pilgrimage in Medieval England and the site of the murder of Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1170. Admire the many listed buildings, the ruins of St Augustine’s Abbey and the Cathedral’s most important collection of early medieval stained glass in the country.

Dover
Standing guard at the gateway to England the impressive White Cliffs of Dover overlook the English Channel and were used for defence in both World Wars. Take a stroll along the magnificent beach, where on a clear day, you may also be treated to far reaching views to the cliffs of the French coast.

What's Included
- Live English speaking guide
- Entrance to Leeds Castle
- Entrance to Canterbury Cathedral
- Personal Audio Headset
- Free WiFi

Excluded
- Pick up and Drop off at your Hotel
- Lunch (time will be included in the itinerary for a refreshment break)