Claire was right about the history of the artificial tree!…read morehttps://www.hagley.org/ru/librarynews/it-just-doesnt-addis-trimming-legend-toilet-brush-christmas-tree

Excellent, A+++++ Beatles Magical Mystery Tour London tour with great pre-tour communication and…read morefollow-up. Everything was well organized and punctual. Richard, our guide, was extraordinary and super knowledgeable, engaging, and truly passionate about sharing Beatles history and stories. A must for any Beatles fan wanting to learn about their rich history in London.

Jack R. toured a group of ~40 people over Jack the Ripper's course of five known murders. Jack R…read more (the tour guide) was energetic and held the attention of all who listened. This gruesome history lesson was not only engaging, but also interesting. If only all history lessons were taught in this manner. The walking tour took about 1.5 hours so make sure to wear comfortable shoes. Come support this local business in exchange for an amazing evening tour of London's most notorious evil that plagued this city in the autumn of 1888. Thank you, Jack R. Our party enjoyed your walking lecture and fully recommend it to anyone seeking an easy tour to follow along.

This was one of the many Jack The Ripper tours that run through Whitechapel outside the City of…read moreLondon. This one, though the cheapest, was far from being cheap... Our tour guide was not only knowledgeable, but he was also personable, and a great public speaker at that as well. I can't say enough about how well of a job he did. I enjoyed the tour immensely, I highly recommend it for anyone who is thinking of trying it. If so - do it!

Yes! These drivers were excellent, prompt, helpful and very polite. We had two people in our party…read morewho are very large and they fit in the vehicle just fine. Unfortunatly, one person got car sick but the driver was SO nice about it! Please consider using them if you want great service on time and safe drivers.

Responsible, timely and flexible. Remember to be clear on your baggage needs. I would definitely…read moreuse them again when in London

Always on time and very friendly. ACS Car Services are fantastic they cover all london airports and…read moretrain stations in the city. I've used them many times infact they are the only cab on which I trust. Give them a call.

Best taxi service in north london.. Very friendly drivers and always on time.read more

Lucy was very knowledgeable about Canterbury and the White Cliffs of Dover were spectacular. They…read moregave us a lot of time to explore both locations. Rohan gave us a smooth ride to and from London.

Disclaimer: The poor review is due to the bus being so uncomfortable and hot!…read more My husband and I booked Day Tours London via Viator.com for a day trip to the Stonehenge. The meeting point was easy to find and conveniently located near central London (we met across the street from the Museum of Natural History) at 7:30 AM. We departed shortly after as scheduled. Our tour guide Sinead and driver Richard were fabulous! My main complaint is the bus itself. The seats were very uncomfortable! Secondly, the bus did not have windows, and that day it was so hot in London (80 degrees F/26.6 degrees C), but the air conditioning was not working. We were basically baking inside the bus for 2 hours back from Stonehenge to London! The Stonehenge was beautiful! Definitely a must see!

Great reviews on Yelp guided us to The English Bus for our tour of Stonehenge. I liked the idea of…read morea small group tour. We had a great experience! We easily booked on line a couple months in advance of our trip to Stonehenge, Bath and a Secret Place. I had a few questions, which were answered quickly through email. Instructions and itinerary were provided after we bought we tickets. Additional and helpful information was sent a few day prior to our trip. Noelh, our tour guide, was knowledgable, interesting and fun from the moment he picked us up in London. He provided information beyond the tour stops. He was engaging and had a good understanding of the geology of Stonehenge as well as the historical background. He made well time stops for breaks. We spent about two hours at Stonehenge, two hours at Bath and an hour at the Secret Place. The Secret Place was worth the extra and I highly recommend. Noelh offered a brief and interesting walking tour at each site and left us time to explore on our own. We were allowed to bring snacks on the bus but we didn't need them because we stopped plenty at places for food and drink. Noelh provided water. Bring water and rain gear. There were UBC ports for phone charging on the bus. The bus was very comfortable. Noelh was sensitive to a woman that was having mobility issues and arranged for her to skip part of the walking tour. I enjoyed Stonehenge and the Secret Place immensely, I was glad I saw Bath, but it was too crowded during our visit. Others on the tour really loved Bath. I highly recommend The English Bus tours.

Tommy was awesome! We loved Bath! Go to the places he suggests. The Cotswolds were lovely and we…read moregot to see where "War Horse" was filmed. Stonehenge is incredible. How people got those rocks in those spots aligned with the solstice- it's baffling with their simple tools.

On our first day in London, my friend and I booked a "The Heart of The City Food Tour" and it was…read morethe perfect choice. "The City" is the oldest part of London and we really enjoyed walking through it with Kaffe our tour guide. Some of the time we were eating delicious food and drinking British classics, other times we were learning about the area and its rich history. We left stuffed and with an understanding of early London history. Thank you Kaffe for a memorable first day in London. You set the bar high for the coming week.

We had David "Dave" as our guide and he kept us entertained the whole time with witty speech and…read morefantastic facts about many landmarks and restaurants in London. We visited multiple places and he was able to skip the line by calling ahead and we had first class service everywhere we went. The tour obliterated London's reputation for bland food. The cuisine and sights were wonderful facets of this tour, but Dave's personality and creative vocabulary made us feel like we had access to the coolest person in the East End for the day. He was an absolute delight! I highly recommend!

I didn't believe it for a second. No way could a duck support me on a tour of London. They are not…read moreknown for their strong backs. The notion that I would be getting shown around by, or transported by an actual duck were soon put to rest when I saw that we would be getting shown around in an odd looking little yellow bus thing. Imagine my surprise when after driving around for a short while the driver decided to drive straight into the Thames River. Luckily, the odd little yellow bus thing actually turns into a boat, of sorts. The reason this tour is so popular, I'd imagine, is because of exactly that; it's a road vehicle that can turn into a boat. That novelty alone would compel almost anyone to shell out £19. If you're a tourist; then why not. If you're going to do the bus tours, why not get on a weird yellow thing that also turns into a boat. But if you're a local - then think twice. Because it wasn't long into this tour that I realised I had just done what I promised myself I would never do; get an atypical tourist ride around London. The novelty of being on the water wears off in about nine seconds. Especially when you have a really annoying know-it-all tour guide. And as the dude hogging the microphone with his really weird moustache tells you "and this is Westminster..." you can't help but feel you would have been better off at home. It's not that there is anything fundamentally wrong with this tour, or my disgust that historic World War 2 boats have been turned into yellow tourist fodder - but simply, it just isn't really all that good or worthy of your money. Which brings me to my final point - which is certainly interesting. It turns out that these little yellow boat things are actually converted vehicles from the 1940's that were used during World War 2. In fact, it's entirely possible that this yellow thing that is showing you around London was a part of the D-Day invasions on Normandy. As someone who World War 2 is very important to; I would much rather see these in museums in their original state than painted yellow and showing tourists around; but that's just personal opinion.

Great fun and an interesting way to see the city…read more Our guide was really funny and gave lots of funny and insightful information about London. It was great to take a trip down the Thames as you really do get a different perspective on the Palaces of Westminster and London. I would like the tour to be a little longer but to be honest it's much better than a double decker bus.