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A Christmas Carol and Charles Dickens Old London Walking Tour
London, England, United Kingdom
$309.17
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
Overview
The A Christmas Carol Tour in London offers a unique journey through the world of Charles Dickens, focusing on the beloved story that captures the festive spirit. This private and bespoke experience allows you to explore iconic sites at your own pace.
- 🎄 Follow in Scrooge's footsteps and get into the festive spirit with real locations featured in the story.
- 🏰 Discover hidden alleys, courts, and taverns that bring Dickens' work to life.
- 🚶♂️ Enjoy a private tour at your leisure with no rushing or strict schedule.
- 🏨 Meet directly at your London accommodation for added convenience.
- 🍷 Stop at one of London's oldest pubs, known for its cozy fire and mulled wine, a favorite haunt of Dickens.
- 📍 Visit the Royal Exchange Building, where the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come takes Scrooge to witness his colleagues discussing his funeral.
- 🍽️ Experience Scrooge's Counting House and Charles Dickens' favorite chop house, the George and Vulture, where little has changed since his time.
- 🎩 Explore Leadenhall Market, a beautiful location used in Harry Potter films, where Scrooge sent a boy to fetch the largest turkey on Christmas morning.
- 👶 Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, making this tour accessible for families.
- 🐾 Service animals are allowed, and public transportation options are available nearby.
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A Christmas Carol Tour
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
- Professional guide
- Private tour
- Pick Up & Drop Off
- Food and drinks
Meeting point
At the base of the steps right outside the station entrance/exit
Return details
Your guide will escort you to your nearest station or help you with onward travel.
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Inner TempleOn our journey towards the locations featured in A Christmas Carol we will take in some other Dickens sights. Let's explore the area where Dicken's worked as a junior Clerk. From the mysterious Inns of Court he took inspiration that would later find it's way in to David Copperfield, Great Expectations, and Martin Chuzzlewit.
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A Tavern with Cellars dating to the 13th Century. This Pub was a haunt of Dickens and a meeting place for the Hellfire Club. David Copperfield drinks here in the Novel of the same name. Shall we rest by the fire and warm up with some Mulled Wine?
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Royal Exchange Building LondonRight next to the Bank of England, the Royal Exchange is where the Ghost of Christmas yet to come takes Scrooge to see his colleagues discussing his funeral. The steps of the Exchange are the traditional spot where Royal announcements are made. Today you can cross the trading floor, but the bankers are long gone. Now designer shops, and Champagne bars attract the visitors attention.
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Let's get off the beaten path and head deep into the world of Ebeneezer Scrooge and 'A Christmas Carol' as we visit Scrooge's Counting House, the place where he took supper on Christmas Eve, and Charles Dickens favourite Chop House the George and Vulture. If Dickens was on this tour with us, he would be able to go in to the George and Vulture, find his favourite table, and even order his favourite meal. Not a lot has changed. This atmospheric old tavern was the meeting place of the Pickwick Club and is mentioned over 20 times in the Pickwick Papers. The equally unchanged Tavern round the corner, Simpsons is most likely Scrooge's favourite eating spot. Your guide will explain why!
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One of Charles Dickens favorite restaurants and Chop Houses. Mr Pickwick and his famous Club met here. As did the notorious Hellfire Club. The interior of this fine establishment is unchanged since the time of Dickens.
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Was this Scrooges Dismal Tavern?
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Leadenhall MarketIn recent years this beautiful market has been used in the Harry Potter Films. But Charles Dickens used this location in A Christmas Carol. It was here that Scrooge sent the boy to fetch the largest Turkey on Christmas morning when he awoke as a reformed man.
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A Christmas Carol and Charles Dickens Old London Walking Tour
London, England, United Kingdom
$309.17
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
01
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
02
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We deliver the eVoucher or the Physical box to the recipient
03
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Recipient books the experience and creates unforgettable memories!