The Crown Private Walking Tour of London

• See over 10 filming locations from the hit show
• See real-life Royal houses such as St James's Palace as well as Buckingham Palace
• Get behind-the-scenes anecdotes on how the show is made
• Get an insight into the lives of the Royals with plenty of stories about the real royal family

Starting at Temple tube station and finishing outside Buckingham Palace, the tour will take you through areas of London including Middle Temple, The Strand, Trafalgar Square, The Mall, St James and of course the Jewel in the Crown of royal London locations – Buckingham Palace. On the way, you will learn about how the series was made, and how “The Crown” has captured the hearts of so many people including, if rumours are to be believed, the Queen herself.

You will also explore some of the differences between the real-life events and people that inspired the series and their Crown counterparts. You will learn how filming was required to work around the restrictions of the royal household, (where discretion is always the better part of valour), the Royal Palaces (where only news and documentary crews may go) and how London has changed since Queen Elizabeth II took to the throne in 1952.

As part of the tour, you will see where the Queen and Prince Phillip arrived at a Norman Wisdom event, where ‘Porchey’ proposes to Jean Wendell and the Suez Canal protest. Plus you’ll see  Margaret at the Ambassador’s Ball, Lord Mountbatten’s London Home, the real and on-screen depiction of Clarence House, the restaurant location where Diana met Camilla for the first time and much more.

The Crown Tour will end at the home of the Queen at Buckingham Palace located not far from Victoria station and several restaurants to enjoy some fine dining.