Discover London’s blockbuster film hotspots and hear insider trivia about the movies on this 2-hour walking tour. With a movie-buff guide, see sites from iconic films such as 'Skyfall,' 'The Bourne Ultimatum,' 'Mission Impossible 5' and more as you learn how they provided the gritty backdrop to the heroics of James Bond, Jason Bourne, Jack Bauer and even Austin Powers. Admire top London landmarks such as the London Eye, Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament, and glean behind-the-scenes gossip about each movie as you go.
Meet your film-buff guide near Charing Cross train station and set off on your 2-hour walking tour of the London locations that have starred in recent, high-profile action films.
As you walk, view stills taken from the featured films and hear behind-the-scenes trivia about how the feats performed by onscreen heroes such as Jack Bauer, Jason Bourne and James Bond were captured on film.
At Charing Cross, see where Jack Bauer chases Simone Al-Harazi in the blockbuster 24: Live Another Day, and then check out a string of locations around Trafalgar Square used in films such as The Sweeney and Edge of Tomorrow.
Stroll along the Mall as your guide points out sites from Johnny English Reborn and the legendary Ipcress File. Then, work your way to locations used in hits like Skyfall and Captain America as your guide entertains you with insider gossip.
As you walk, stop to admire famous London landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey, and take in places used in other blockbusters, including the Da Vinci Code and V for Vendetta.
On Westminster Bridge, stop to absorb the setting and recall how it was used to stunning effect in the opening shots of 28 Days Later.
Head south of the Thames River and gaze at the building that served as Austin Powers’ trendy pad in Austin Powers in Goldmember. Then, pose for pictures at the London Eye as you hear about some of the famous scenes shot here.
Finish at the site of one of the most thrilling moments in The Bourne Ultimatum, and then end your 2-hour tour near Waterloo Station.
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