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London Highlights Bike Tour
Cover more ground than a walking tour and get closer to the action than a bus tour by cycling through royal London on safe, quiet routes. Setting off from the operator's office beside Waterloo station, your guide leads you past classic London attractions including Buckingham Palace, The Mall, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey, sticking to bike lanes and parks so you stay well away from heavy traffic. The pace is relaxed with plenty of scenery and photo stops. The bikes are comfortable cruisers suitable for all ages, and the guides are entertaining storytellers who share the history of kings and queens throughout the 3-hour ride.
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What's included
- Comfortable cruiser bike
- Expert guide for the 3-hour ride
- Meeting point at the operator office beside Waterloo station
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