Fantastic well organised historic tour. Prompt with starting on time and making sure the group…read morestays together. I opted for the 10:30 am tour and it was great. I wish I had completed the tour earlier in my trip because that would have given me time to revisit some of the spots. In addition, other areas of interest were pointed out during the tour. I like the tour is free because I can just show up during a time that works for me rather than make a reservation and need to change / cancel it later. If you're in the city as a tourist, plans may change without notice, so having flexibiluty is really nice. Well done !

My wife and I did the Royal London Walk with Andrew. He was incredibly knowledgable about the…read morehistory of London and it's royalty. He covered over 1000 years of history over the two hour walk. We started at Trafalgar Square, through Royal London (seeing the beginning and up close changing of the guard) then to St. James Park, on to Downing Street, Big Ben and so many other great historical locations. There is no cost for the tour, and the guides work solely on tips, but there was no pressure at all to do so. We tipped 20 pounds and it was worth every penny. You can tell Andrew loves what he does, and likes meeting new people. It was so good we went back for the 6:30 pm London's Ghostly Haunts Walk, but were 7 minutes late and missed it. TIP: Get there on time!

Best tour EVER. If…read moreyou are into music- into London, into Camden, into rock and roll at it's finest DO THIS TOUR!!!! I would safely say it is wheelchair accessible as well. Allison is very knowledgeable and friendly. You will get to go by every venue where almost every band ever started or played. This is in my "must do" list for those who've never been to London before. Yes, along with the Tower of London and a Jack the Ripper Tour. It's that good. It suited my interests more than the museums.

My sister and I were visiting London and as we have a huge love of music we wanted to go on a rock…read moren roll walking tour. However, after a brief search on Google I was dismayed at the price of these tours - approximately £40. As we were staying close to Camden (for the music of course!) I tried another search and soon found the Rock n Roll Camden Walking Tour. I couldn't believe it was only £10! We met Alison outside the Electric Ballroom which is very easy to find. Alison is warm and vivacious with a vast knowledge of Camden and its music scene. We were brought to many pubs and venues and Alison had something fascinating to say about each one. If you're not a fan of walking not to worry, Camden isn't that big and there are plenty of stops! My sister's into punk and ska and I'm an indie rock girl but both our tastes were accommodated as bands and musicians from all genres have lived and played in Camden. The tour is a great insight into the music history of Camden and I'd recommend it to anyone with an interest in alternative music. A really fun hour and a half!

This was rated one of the top 101 things to do in London, so it is definitely worth checking out!…read moreThe concept is hilarious, a tour where the history and facts are entirely made up and rooted in humor. As an American however, it felt that a lot of the British humor didn't quite connect. Being used to American humor, I didn't find the jokes to be hilarious. I would imagine it would be significantly funnier with a larger understanding of the culture here and appreciation for the dry British comedic style. I'd give the idea a 10/10 but the execution here seemed to be about a 6/10. Many jokes could be improved upon, and the humor was more silly than clever. The idea is much funnier than the actual jokes, so there is a lot of room for improvement on this idea. I would rate the experience as a 3 star one for Americans, but most likely a 4 star one for locals. There is a LOT of potential in this terrific idea.

A hilarious and engaging way to spend a couple of hours seeing the sights of London. The guides are…read morewitty and know how to tell a good story, audience participation isn't mandatory but is definitely encouraged! A must-do for anyone visiting the capital for the first time, or even experienced Londoners looking to see a different side to the city!

Stephen's tour was one of the most interesting things we have done during our two weeks in Europe…read more He has a wealth of knowledge about London's Jewish past as well as British history in general. He is warm and funny and is a great story teller. The time flew by and we are definitely going to book him to tour London's other historical spots the next time we are in town.

We loved this tour of the history of Jews in London. Steve goes through hundreds of years of…read morehistory as it pertains to the Jewish people. We are a family of 4 and the kids were not as thrilled with the tour as I was. However, it is a wonderful tour with the most enthusiastic tour guide. Word to the wise: Keep an eye out for pick pockets (as you would anywhere in a big city). I noticed 2 seemingly "drug addicted" folks spying on our group. I saw the guide stare them down and they left. He really was watching out for us on the tour. I am not sure if anyone else on the tour noticed the questionable folks.

Richard was our guide and he was amazing!! This was the first activity on our honeymoon and it was…read moreso much fun! The website said it would be 3 hours, but Richard had us out for 6 and we had a blast! We stopped at six pubs and learned a bunch of interesting information. Richard was very informative, funny, and conversational with the group when the facts were on pause. He even gave us other recommendations for our trip, we highly recommend this tour. If we didn't have a packed schedule, we would book another pub crawl with him immediately. It's a great way to learn about London and sample a number of different pubs and their brews!

This was a lot of fun. If you want to try something different I recommend this tour. I expected the…read morenormal tour with dry explanations, where I am over the tour 30 minutes in. But this tour was much more! The tour guide gave a theatrical explanation of each pub and the famous patron(s). I learned, laughed, met nice people, and even participated in an old fashion sing along. Will do this again, just because it was so fun. Loved the top hat!

I really enjoyed my walking tour with Geebs. She turned it into a game, got everyone involved, It…read morewas so much more fun than I expected. I got to learn stuff I didn't know about Harry Potter, and some history of London. The length of the tour was perfect. We had a great sized group to make it a fun game. Geebs was also very helpful in telling people where they could grab dinner or get a taxi when the tour was finished. She also took great photos of everyone in front of a cathedral. Geebs is a very talented person in many aspects. I wish I could go on another tour with her

Alex was great. The Harry Potter facts along with historical facts and nuance were greatread more

omg, 5/5, "ate and left no crumbs". Am I cool, yet? Maybe too soon to say…read more Literally, the mystery is still unsolved. No crumbs? Okay, I'll stop right there because we're talking about gruesome murders that took place in 1888 by the clever and unknown "Jack". I booked this tour through Viator and our assigned guide was Ivan. We began the tour with a backstory of the neglected town of Whitechapel and continued the tour following in "Jack's" footsteps. Out of all of the tours we had in London, this was the most educational and compelling. Parts of the tour include photos of the women that were brutally murdered and Ivan would warn us to look away if we weren't interested in seeing them. I would highly recommend this tour, and I'm not a true crime podcast girlie.

Was a fantastic experience. A lot of fun and high energy. Jeremy was our tour guide and he's…read moreinformative, friendly and great energy. I would highly recommend taking this tour. A scary and fun tale of Old London. We loved it!!!

This is just what Londoners need…read more Some interesting information first: London has the highest number of singletons in the country - a fact that comes as no surprise given that it is also, by far, the most populated city in the country. Now tell someone it also has the highest percentage of single people than anywhere else in the country and you may raise some eyebrows. If you have lived here, as I have all my life, you wouldn't be surprised to see why this is the case. Londoners abide by certain invisible rules, amongst them are the following: "Thou shalt not speak to strangers" and "Thou shalt not make eye contact with those you do not know." With these rules in mind you can see why so many people have trouble connecting with others and why it does not have the same sense of bonding and community spirit you would find in small towns and villages. The English reservedness also proves to be highly problematic in approaching people and asking members of the opposite sex out on dates - this is where Jean Smith comes in. She teaches us to approach, talk and flirt with people everywhere we go - whether it be the supermarket, art galleries, bars and even the street where you may meet your dream partner. If you do not try, you will only miss out. On the walking tour we went to several places - an art gallery, the local supermarket in Covent Garden, a pub to name a few and she encouraged us to strike up a conversation with members of the opposite sex. In the world of dating, the most common fear people have is rejection. Now this isn't what worried me - thankfully pretty much nearly everyone I meet respond positively if I start a conversation, ask for contact details and even ask them out. What I do have difficulties with though is flirting. I don't know how to flirt and quickly feel awkward if someone flirts with me even though I don't mean to feel that way. Reading signals is another problem area - particularly when women are quite subtle. To give you an idea - my last two ex-girlfriends claim they made it blatantly clear they were flirting and were interested in me before we entered a relationship. I also often find myself wondering, "Was she flirting with me or being friendly?", telling my female friends about those situations and find they tell me those women I encountered were indeed flirting. I tend to be much too cautious! Jean told us what to do, where and how to do them. She also told us about body language and the signals to watch out for - something I found to be of super help! Just before the end of the tour, we retired to a pub and had a good discussion together. There was flirting going in amongst members of the group - every single person had a laugh and a good time! We were all encouraged to ask questions and discuss them together. Jean answered them all in a very helpful, detailed manner. One more thing I am also pleased to add is that she was not in any way patronising or condescending. She comes across very friendly, down to Earth, approachable and extremely charming through her smiles and super confident personality. All in all I think I met about 15 women - all of them total strangers and they all reacted positively. Had a great time, including a comical time when during the supermarket task I had pretended to be completely clueless about wine, simply to strike up a conversation with a woman, and it turned out she had no idea about wine either. She had a boyfriend (oops) a few metres behind who then came up to me but don't worry, he was quite friendly. I then had to spend a few minutes playing dumb, saying "Really?", "Ahhhh, I see", "I didn't know that", "Aha!" etc. a lot as he proceeded to spend a few minutes telling me all about wine. :) The evening ended on a high, and I certainly felt more confident thanks to Jean!

I decided to go on this tour or a laugh and just see what Jean had to say on the topic of flirting…read more About two hours before the tour was to start, I re-read Jean's website and realised that this was meant to be an interactive tour. Needless to say, I was more than a little terrified by the time I turned up. I needn't have been. Jean does a great job of easing people into the tasks so that while they still require you breaking out of your comfort zone in order to perform them, at the very least, they're not so mindbogglingly difficult that you'd run screaming from the tour the instant you're told about them! I think one of the great things about this tour is that everyone who comes on this is as open-minded as you are. Consequently, it makes it easy to bond with one another, and, it most definitely helps when you know there are other people out there trying to do the same tasks which you're doing. You'd think having people you know around when you're attempting to flirt would make things a little more nerve-wracking and pressurising, but it doesn't. Instead, it helps you feel more relaxed because you've got all these people there for moral support. It's definitely a fun way to spend an evening. It's a good way to open your eyes as to the different places where you can meet people, and the ways in which you can approach them. I also liked that Jean had a mini Q&A at the pub at the end of the tour so that you could ask more questions about meeting people, cultural differences and taking things further... basically anything at all to do with flirting! Highly recommended!

Went on the walking and punting tour through Cambridge today. Lucy was a wonderful tour guide. She…read morewas kind, knowledgeable and gave great recommendations. I stayed on for the Evensong at King's College Chapel after. Magical. Highly recommend.

Our group of 6 (3 seniors, 2 adults, and 1 child) did the combination Cambridge Walking Tour and…read morePunting Tour, along with King's College Chapel admission, this afternoon and enjoyed it. Anita was our walking tour guide, and she was friendly and knowledgeable. We enjoyed learning about the history of Cambridge and various colleges within it. The inside of King's College Chapel is gorgeous and we were glad we purchased this "upgrade" option with our tour. The punting experience was pleasant and we got great views of various colleges from the river that we couldn't get from land. That said, it's important to note that the tour guides share much of the same content during the walking and punting tours (our punting guide Moses was also pretty good!). It was nice hearing the Cambridge student perspective from Anita. Overall, we had a positive experience and would definitely recommend this tour!

Kim Rix recently took some excellent photos of my children and their pets. She took the time to…read moremake the children and the pets comfortable- not an easy task with reptiles! I was very impressed with her work and would recommend her highly. I have had many professional photos done in recent years and these are some of the very best.

From the owner: Kim Rix is a professional Photographer based in South Woodford serving London and South Essex. Kim…read morespecialises in Asian and Cultural Wedding Photography. Her style has been likened to a Ninja and Silent Assassin, swiftly moving around the room, discretely capturing moments as they happen. Kim's photography services are well suited to people living in the prominent London boroughs and the Essex towns of Chigwell, Loughton, Buckhurst Hill, Brentwood and Epping. Her photography services include all kinds of photography related to wedding photography i.e. proposal photography, engagement photography, hen party photography, the wedding dress fitting with the bridesmaids, the wedding rehearsal, the wedding day itself, followed by the wedding breakfast and honeymoon photography...not forgetting wedding anniversary photoshoots.