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We are two minutes from Farringdon tube station on the circle line. Exit the station and turn right. Take your first left onto Farringdon Road and then right onto Charterhouse Street. Shoe Lane is immediately on the left. We are under the small red iron bridge. We are also close to the following stations: Chancery Lane, St.Paul's. Farringdon is 1 stop from Kings Cross St.Pancras (Eurostar teminal).
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Many of London’s top sights and attractions are featured on this tour. After getting fitted with a comfortable bicycle your guide will lead you west beside the Thames river, past the London Eye, Lambeth Palace, Big Ben, MI5, Smith Square, Westminster Abbey, Buckingam Palace and the stunning Royal Parks where we take a break by the lake in St.James' Park. Then past the Cabinet War Rooms, under Admiralty Arch and visit Trafalgar Square. After the "street that time forgot" we cruise through Covent Garden and view the wonderfull performers at Covent Garden Market. Heading back we pass through Lincolns Inn Fields (the inspiration for Central Park) and then stop to say hello to Samuel Johnson's cat Hodge immortalized in Gough Square! To book: call or email to inform us of your prefered tour/time. We will hold the spaces and you pay at the end.
When:
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10.30am
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Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 2.30pm
Duration: 3.25 hours approx.
Cost: £18 (includes cycle hire).
Students: £15
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Heading over Blackfriars Bridge and east along the river Thames, past Shakespear's Globe Theatre, the Clink Museum , Southwark Cathederal and Borough Market (you might spot Bridget Jones!). Then under London Bridge and over Tower Bridge into St. Katherine’s Dock, along the Ornamental Canal through “sailortown’, past the mysterious Tobacco Dock and onto the historic site of the Battle of Cable Street in the heart of the East End. We then take a half an hour break at the amazing Brick Lane market. After that, it’s off to Spitalfield’s Market, the City of London and then the ‘eighth wonder of the world’ (home to the Cripplegate Ghost). Then the wonderful memorial to self heroic sacrifice in Postman’s Park before paying tribute to William Wallace in Smithfields. A truly unique tour that will never be forgotten. To book: call or email to inform us of your prefered tour/time. We will hold the spaces and you pay at the end.
When:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 10.30am.
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Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2.30pm.
Duration: 3.5 hours approx.
Cost: £18 (includes cycle hire).
Students: £15
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Our tours avoid all busy, polluted roads taking advantage of our guides knowledge of river paths, bicycle lanes, alleys and park routes. All levels of cycling experience are welcome. Discounts available for groups and children (12 years old upwards). We also arrange private/bespoke tours.
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