The World Rugby Museum tells the story of rugby from around the world, following the game’s history from its origins to the present day.Explore a glittering array of trophies including the Calcutta Cup made from 270 silver rupees; re-live some of rugby’s most memorable moments with film and video footage and see the oldest international rugby jersey.The museum's interactive galleries will encourage participation at all levels of the game and give younger visitors the opportunity to:•Take up the challenge of discovering “What Kind of Rugby Player Are You?” in the Play Rugby Zone•...

Offer also includes an additional free child (17 or under) with each adult ticket.

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This London walking tour begins in the historic City of London where you'll stop at the architectural masterpiece of St Paul’s Cathedral, before heading to the financial district to see the imposing Bank of England, historic Royal Exchange and the home of the Lord Mayor at Mansion House.From there your London walking tour will take you past the Monument to the Great Fire of London down to the River Thames to see The Shard, HMS Belfast, Tower Bridge and the fortress that is the iconic Tower of London.Following a short lunch break (food & drink at own expense), your London walking tour...

Step behind the scenes at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on this immersive, self-guided experience. Walk in the footsteps of your favourite players and gain exclusive access to men's first-team areas and learn about how the stadium has been designed to create one of the best matchday experiences in the world.The tour itself can take around 90-minutes as guests enjoy exclusive access to First Team, and premium areas as well as the custom-designed NFL facilities. Gain an insight into how the players prepare on a matchday and follow their journey by walking out of the first-team changing rooms,...

The Guards Museum explores over 380 years of history behind the Foot Guards – the five Regiments of Grenadier, Coldstream, Scots, Irish and Welsh Guards. These Regiments are world-famous for their role guarding the British Monarch and Royal Palaces, but they have always been highly trained, frontline infantry soldiers – from the beginning of the British Army to the present day.With over 1,000 items from our collection on public display, our history will take you through Royal coronations and Royal executions, from the coldest corners of the world to riding camel-back in the desert sun, from...

At the heart of Greenwich, you will find historic sailing ship Cutty Sark, the Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Museum and the Queen’s House, all within walking distance from each other. Together, these four amazing, renowned attractions make up Royal Museums Greenwich.Stand on the world-famous Meridian Line, where east meets west, and visit the home of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) at the Royal Observatory. Climb aboard Cutty Sark, the world’s sole-surviving tea clipper, meet the crew, and experience what it was like to sail on board this 19th century vessel. Visit the Queen’s House, a...

Love Classic Rock? Want to see the places that helped shape rock music? Come along and join our London Rock Tour. Many of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll legends of all time have lived, performed and died in London.As the beating heart of Britain’s music industry, musicians and singer-songwriters flocked to our capital to make their name. From Rock to Blues, Pop to Punk, some of the biggest names in music have left their mark on this city. So join us to remember some of the greatest moments in popular music as we explore Rock ‘n’ Roll landmarks at the historic heart of the British music industry...

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Discover the Painted Hall, one of the most iconic sights in London, located at the heart of the Maritime Greenwich UNESCO World Heritage Site. An awe-inspiring artwork covering more than 3,700m walls and ceiling recounting tales of kings and queens alongside mythological, historical, and allegorical characters.Take an expert guided tour to explore Sir Christopher Wren’s stunning baroque architecture. The beautiful riverside location of the buildings and grounds tell five centuries of remarkable history, featuring an incredible cast of famous British figures, from Henry VIII and Elizabeth I...

On this 2 hour Notting Hill Walking Tour you’ll get a chance to see charming and cozy cafes, vintage shops, and independent boutiques that line the streets. See the famous street art that decorates the walls of the area. You will learn about all the favourite hangouts of celebrities, musicians and actors as well as memorable film locations from the Hugh Grant film set in this trendy urban village. Discover the world famous Portobello Road market amd find out about its annual street carnival.

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