Wimbledon with London Magical Tours

June 19, 2014July 5, 2014 London Magical Tours

The Wimbledon Championships are almost here. The world’s most famous tennis championship and the UK’s largest sporting event has made Wimbledon renowned worldwide. It is a competition with everything – brilliant tennis, the Royal family, celebrities, heaving crowds, strawberries with cream – and it all happens in London. With more than 380 million people expected to watch the tennis and almost 500,00 attending, Wimbledon is on show and the atmosphere is fantastic.

For those visiting, London Magical Tours offers a fantastic outing to Wimbledon where you can visit the famous lawn tennis club and learn all about the world’s most famous tennis championship. Enjoy a Private VIP London Guided Tour and finish the day with a pre booked traditional meal in Wimbledon followed by a match at the world famous Wimbledon tennis courts this summer, exclusively for London Magical Tours clients (large groups are also welcome).

With the tennis just around the corner and the British Summer about to kick off, it is a fantastic time to come and discover Wimbledon with London Magical Tours.

Christmas in London 2013: Where to go and what to see: Part I

September 25, 2013September 26, 2013 London Magical Tours

As we say goodbye to the summer, we are already very much looking forward to what Christmas 2013 will have to offer. To begin to get you into the festive spirit, here is part 1 of our mini-guide to everything Christmas in London 2013:

MUSIC

St Martins in the fields, Trafalgar Square: Annual Christmas Carol Service

St. Martin’s in the fields is located in Trafalgar Square next to the National Art Gallery (the nearest underground station is Charing Cross/ Leicester Square Station)

Christmas is the most important time for concerts at St Martin-in-the-Fields and this season features a packed programme of festive favourites; make sure not to miss the annual candle light concert, free for all!

The Revenge of Sherlock Holmes – Now Showing

April 10, 2013 London Magical Tours

The Revenge of Sherlock Holmes - Now Showing!

Sherlock Holmes returns to London in a new and original production at Hoxton Hall this month.

Booking from now until 10th of May, this is a must for all Sherlockians. Plus a special gift to all our loyal readers – a free show program just for booking. Simply quote London Magical Tours when purchasing your tickets. Booking is available now on Box Office 020 7684 0060 or online by visiting:

http://www.morphicgraffiti.com/sh-tickets.html

The Revenge of Sherlock Holmes. Hoxton Hall, 130 Hoxton Street, London, N1 6SH

Showing 10th April – 10th May 2013 Wednesday to Saturday at 7:30pm. Saturday matinees at 3:00pm. Sundays at 2:00pm and 6:00pm.

All is not as it should be at 221b Baker Street. Sherlock Holmes has become a trifle bored. The watery demise of his archenemy Moriarty has left him bereft. His assistant, Dr. Watson, is away with the fairies and his disgruntled housekeeper, Mrs Hudson, is, well, … she’s growing increasingly neurotic in her quest to find a man.

Just the right time for a lost dog and a call from the grave to lure our pillar of London society into a perilous web of mystery, unlike any he has encountered before.

Set amid the colourful and vibrant world of the Victorian Music Hall, against the backdrop of the stunning Hoxton Hall, The Revenge of Sherlock Holmes will be a musical spectacular like no other.

Theatre in London: The West End

April 8, 2013 London Magical Tours

London's West End

The West End is a flexible term used by Londoners to describe the entertainment district in central London, notably the streets surrounding Leicester Square, Covent Garden and the shopping districts of Regent Street, Oxford Street and Bond Street, along with the bright lights of Piccadilly Circus.

Widely covered on a Private London Tour, The West End is however much more than just shopping and restaurants. It is also used to mean the capital’s theatreland!

Showing live shows every day of the week, London boasts the biggest commercial theatre scene in the world – over 14 million visitors last year spent just under $1 billon in ticket sales.

The longest running play in the world is Agatha Christie’s Continue reading