• Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens - Our first stop, patting the animals at Vauxhall city farm, learning why this space was called a pleasure gardens.
• The Kia Oval - the historic Oval cricket ground for a glimpse into England’s beloved sport
• U.S. Embassy, London - Over the last 15 years this area of London has been transformed to a new residential area with the centrepiece building the US Embassy. The area is surrounded by gardens named appropriately Embassy Gardens and roads, named after businesses from the past. You will also be able to admire the unique glass swimming pool linking to apartment buildings together, the only one in the world.
• Battersea Power Station - We will stop and park the bicycles. We are allowing plenty of time to explore this iconic development. Currently Battersea Power Station is London’s number one attraction. The 2 Turbine Halls have been transformed into a cathedral of retail.
• Peace Pagoda - We will stop briefly in front of London’s peace pagoda built by Buddhist monks completed in 1985. Affectionately known as Ken’s pagoda.
• Battersea Park - continuing through Battersea Park
• Albert Bridge - Albert Bridge, London’s most picturesque and delicate bridge. Crossing the river to the southern side we enter Oakley Street, where we see the house that Bob Marley lived in before he died of cancer.
• King’s Road - The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. This is where the other half live. We will be cycling through the residential streets passing local pubs and cricket grounds. Admiring the grand Chelsea Hospital. Stopping on the Kings Road to hear stories of the mods and London’s fashion trends over the years.
• South Kensington - Chelsea, and Kensington’s ornate streets to museums of the Albertopolis. The Natural History Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and the science Museum.
• Royal Albert Hall - Stopping to admire the Royal Albert Hall, London is first concert hall.
• Albert Memorial - Entering Hyde Park and the first thing we encounter is the Albert Memorial. Queen Victoria’s husband, hear the stories of his achievements for his beloved England and wife.
• Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain - Wind through Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, paying tribute to Princess Diana at her memorial fountain.
• The Royal Parks - After a quick refresh at the Serpentine Lido Café, we will be putting our e-bikes through their paces cycling on kilometres of off road paths. The London bicycle tour company is one of the few companies holding a Royal Parks Licence for this activity.
• Buckingham Palace - On the way back, you will stop at the iconic Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament.
• Parliament Square - Finally we make it back to the birthplace of modern democracy, the Palace of Westminster facing the clock tower Big Ben. (Elizabeth tower)

• Guided Tour
• Helmet
• E-bike
• Bicycle use

• Tea and coffee

Embark on a unique cycling e-bike journey through London, taking in the southern riverside, beautiful parks, busy shopping districts, and historic museums. These are the things that make London one of the best destinations on Earth. We have nicknamed the tour: Destination London. It is our first tour especially designed for the use of e-bikes. Winding our way through South London neighborhoods like Little Portugal and the new American Embassy district before crossing the river to Kensington and Chelsea, London’s poshest district. We will not be on our bikes all the time, stopping at Battersea Power Station, London’s newest and most visited attraction. Cycling in the Royal Parks with the knowledge that the operator has been approved and licensed by the Royal Parks. This tour is designed to blow you away, to show you a London that you never knew. It also includes more than a couple of London’s top attractions that you should never miss.

• Not available for children under the age of 14
• the tour is 4 hours lenght
• customers need to confirm which time they want to start

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.