Overview
London • 120 min
Overview
Meet your guide by the London Eye and prepare to explore the exciting world of espionage from the James Bond franchise. Learn all about the man behind Bond, Ian Fleming, and how his experiences in combat and spying on enemies of Britain led to the creation of fiction's greatest secret agent. Hear about some other spies in London, including John Le Carre's George Smiley, Mick Herron's Slow Horses, and Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne. Listen to real tales of espionage within the capital. See sights like Westminster Bridge, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, and the MI5 building. Find out where to go if you want to dress like James Bond, and where spies like James Bond go out to dine with a glass of martini… shaken, not stirred.
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Explore the Journey
11 steps across the city
By the old county hall across from the river from Westminster James Bond would get his most unique and controversial car.
Explosions, helicopter crashes and a view of real life MI5 building
The home of Government and the location of Winston Churchill's statue. Who may have more of a hand in creating James Bond than you would think.
War memorials to the men and women from both world wars as well as other famous London landmarks including Downing street (home of the Prime Minster) and the Royal Horse Guard Parade.
Designed by Charles II and home to a range of flora and fauna including large Pelicans first donated from Russian Royalty in the 1600's
Discover several filming locations from some of the Bond films and learn how you too could start your career as a spy.
The iconic Trafalgar square is a key location with roads leading to Buckingham Palace, Whitehall and Charing Cross. Filming locations for Bond over several decades of the series will be discovered here as well as another lesser known spy.
Across the road from the lavish Corinthia hotel, a hot spot for A list movie stars to stay, is where the crux of one of the Bond films most explosive chases comes to a close.
A real piece of espionage happened on this bridge with the truth never revealed. Discover why they call it the Ladies Bridge.
A spectacular old royal residence that doubles as a location in soviet Russia.
Classic old London Dining and a Ian Fleming's favourite spot to kick back, indulge and maybe think up some adventures for his famous spy. So much so it would be used in one of the more recent films
Inclusions & Exclusions
1 included • 1 not included
Not included
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