Royal & Political London Tour: Wellington Arch to Westminster

Trace over 200 years of royal and political history on foot, from Hyde Park Corner to Westminster Abbey. This is a route I built myself, story by story, after months of independent research — not a recycled script everyone else runs.

Along the way you'll see Wellington Arch and the Royal Artillery Memorial, walk down Constitution Hill past the Memorial Gates, take in Buckingham Palace and the Victoria Memorial, pass through Canada Gate and down The Mall to Admiralty Arch, then along Whitehall past Great Scotland Yard, Horse Guards, Downing Street and the Cenotaph, before finishing at Big Ben, Parliament Square, and Westminster Abbey.

Expect real stories, not just facts: the man who broke into the Queen's bedroom in 1982, three assassination attempts on Queen Victoria on the same stretch of road, the Nazi plan to steal Nelson's Column, and hidden details — like a secret carved nose at Admiralty Arch — most people walk past without knowing.

I've studied politics, giving me a strong grounding in the UK's politics, directly relevant to the Whitehall and Parliament sections. I'm also a native Londoner, fluent in Hindi and Urdu.

Generously paced, walking and storytelling only.