Savoy Theatre Tours and Tickets

Love musicals? This interactive walking tour won’t just whisk you away to some of the West End’s top theaters—it will also come with a soundtrack. Meet your guide in Central London, and grab a headset. During your 2.5-mile (4-kilometer) walk, you’ll discover the West End’s key landmarks, will learn insider stories and facts from your guide, and will listen to different show tunes along the way—singing and dancing are warmly encouraged.

Listen to London's quirkiest stories and hidden histories during this self-guided audio tour, which can be downloaded and accessed offline. Highlights include the city's original Victorian-era street lamp, little-known back streets surrounding bustling Covent Garden, and the strange features behind landmarks like the Savoy Theatre and St. Paul's Church.

Explore the wonderful world of romantic comedies set in London. This walking tour includes locations from classic Rom Com movies such as Love Actually, Notting Hill, Last Christmas and Four Weddings and a Funeral. Your expert guide will show you more than 10 filming locations including the bench that Sam and his dad have a heart to heart in Love Actually (and its Red Nose day sequel). See where Spike caused a traffic jam in Notting Hill, where Charles declared his love for Carrie in Four Weddings and a Funeral and much more. Your guide will give you behind the scenes information about the movies as well as the genesis of the storylines. This tour is also a great way of seeing parts of London both familiar and hidden including Covent Garden, Westminster and the South Bank of the River Thames. A perfect way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

The Strand has always been one of London’s busiest streets - linking the City and Westminster, it is a very important route. But for many centuries it looked nothing like the wide, stylish thoroughfare we see today. Then the Victorians came along… They set to work improving it with their customary thoroughness, and what we see today is largely their invention. It doesn’t smell, it’s harder to fall into the river and it no longer harbours dubious bookshops and dodgy lawyers – but nothing is perfect and they swept some treasures and fascinating places away whilst they were doing it. In fact, the entire personality of the street was changed. Come and find out what became of an Elizabethan street that survived the Great Fire of 1666; why Somerset House lost its arches; who you might meet on top of Temple Tube Station; why a gas lamp near the Savoy had its own supply; and much, much more. And, apparently, it’s a great place to have a banana…

Fancy a night out on the West End? Dip a toe into London’s thriving theater scene—and attend one of the most in-demand productions in town—when you book tickets to “Pretty Woman: The Musical.” Based on the 1990 blockbuster starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, the musical tells a love story for the ages, complete with an original soundtrack. Secure your seats before you travel for a stress-free experience.

These are driver guided tours.with a very experienced driver guide. Ex history teachers. These attractions are some of the most interesting in the country. We will also stop for lunch at a quaint English pub. The tours are flexible.fun and knowledgeable.