The London Movie Locations & TV Tour

The London Movie Locations & TV Tour is a fun and unique way to see the British capital.

Even if you’re not a movie fan don’t worry as the tour is fun for people of all ages. You will get to see many of London's iconic and historic landmarks such as St Pauls Cathedral, Tower Bridge, London Eye and the Houses of Parliament.

There will also be plenty of stops for you to get off the bus, take pictures and see the London movie locations up close.

Films examples: Da Vinci Code, Bridget Jones’s Diary, V for Vendetta, Atonement, Love Actually, About a Boy, 28 Days Later, Bourne Ultimatum, Pirates of the Caribbean 4, The Dark Knight, Doctor Who, James Bond and much much more.

There are diverse range of walking and bus tours from which you can see where Bridget Jones lives in both films, catch a glimpse of Cruela de Vil’s office in 101 Dalmatians and go past Will's (Hugh Grant) apartment from About a Boy.

There is also the Harry Potter Walking Tour of London which include a 15 minute boat ride along the River Thames.

All tours operated by Brit Movie Tours are available as private tours and can be customised to meet your budget, group size and tastes.

You can see the list of all tours here and book the one that you prefer! 

'Floating address': living on a boat in London

Walking along London Regents Canal you can see some iconic ‘floating address’.

There are thought to be around 15,000 people living aboard canal boats in the UK. They are found throughout the canals, rivers and coasts; in cities, in the country and in harbours.  Some cruise continuously, some are permanently moored and the others mix cruising and mooring to suit themselves.

Some live in narrow boats, some in sea-going craft, some in houseboats. 

Even the Virgin group millionaire Richard Branson has lived in this amazing boat in Little Venice for many years when he had just begun his Virgin business. 

Many people are finding living on water is the perfect solution to owning their own home in an area that would usually be priced above their budget.

It seems the old idea of a retired couple slowly cruising their way around the UK's waterways isn't always accurate anymore because many professional people now own these boats.

But what is it really like living on a boat?

Boutique London Lets gives you a sneak peek with this video.

Despite living on water is not a lifestyle that would suit everyone, you can try this experience and buy a ticket for a trip on traditional canal narrow boats along the historic Regents Canal for the moment!