London Hidden Gardens Taxi Tour

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About this activity

This 4 hour Taxi tour takes groups of up to 6 people on a guided taxi tour of some of London’s Hidden Gardens. You will have the chance to hop out of the taxi whenever you choose to grab a closer look and to take photos. Your Driver and Guide is David and he will tell you loads about the history of the areas and some awesome tales associated with each place.

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At a glance

Duration: 4 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–6
Guide: English
Operated by: Hop In Hop Out London Taxi Tours

What is included

Included

Included: In-vehicle air conditioning: Air-conditioned vehicle

Itinerary

St. Dunstan In The East

30 min

17th century church, partially destroyed in World War Two and recreated as a Hidden Garden. The church spire and some of its walls are preserved as part of the Garden’s features.
Postman's Park

one hour

A Medieval churchyard, now one of the City’s 120 quiet gardens . Within the Gardens is the Watts memorial to citizens who gave their lives whilst saving others. You can also see a Banana Tree and a Dove Tree. An idyllic haven in the heart of the city.
Garden at 120

one hour

A new Rooftop Garden in the heart of the old City.

Everyone goes to the Sky Garden, but few people know about this gorgeous gem, just yards away..

Fab views of the Tower of London and a wonderful vista to the west.
Coram's Fields

30 min

We explore several of the gardens in this area between Bloomsbury and St Pancras.

Depending on time and peoples’ preferences, we can pop into Calthorpe Community Gardens, St Andrews Gardens, St George’s Gardens, Brunswick Square and Coram’s Fields.

Each one has its own origins and history, as well as some quiet corners and pictures plants.