London Bicycle Tour

See the city from a different perspective with a choice of two insightful and entertaining London bike tours from the London Bicycle Tour Company. 

Enjoy access to London Bicycle Tour Company with The London Pass® 

• With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
• Pick the tour you prefer and see the city from your saddle. 
• An expert tour guide will lead the way.
• Enjoy either the Classic Gold Tour or the Love London Tour. Both last three and a half hours.

These London bike tours let you enjoy sightseeing in a unique and fun way. You'll be provided with a traditional bike and safety equipment to experience the best of London's attractions with an expert guide. Along the way, you'll stop at intervals to hear about the history of your surroundings.

The Classic Gold Tour -  3.5 hours - 13.2 km

Discover the classic sights that light up the capital's skyline from Westminster to the City of London on the Classic Gold Tour. One of the most popular bicycle tours of central London, your journey will start in south Waterloo, Lambeth, where you'll be equipped with a bike and safety gear and introduced to your expert tour guide. These city navigators will guide you through the backstreets and cycle paths, also covering ground that’s inaccessible to pedestrians. This ensures you a comprehensive view of iconic London sights and an insight into London life: from royalty at Buckingham Palace to street performers in Covent Garden.

The Love London Tour - 3.5 hours - 12.6 km

Explore the city’s most theatrical and artistic side on a Love London Tour. From Lambeth, you’ll head to Archbishop's Park; a secluded green area of tranquility and the home of the Archbishop of Canterbury since the 13th century. From one saddle to another, you’ll experience the Horse Guards Parade, a historic sporting ground where Henry VIII once hosted jousting tournaments.  The tour will then proceed to Carnaby Street and Soho: the stomping ground of British bands like The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. As the tour draws to a close, you’ll soak in the atmosphere of the cobbled streets of Covent Garden; London’s Theatreland, and a lively area known for its high-quality restaurants and lively street performers. With a few more stops in between, you’ll finally make your way to your final stop in Lambeth. 

For a breakdown of the route for both of these tours, check the official site.