Charles I. Charles II. And now King Charles III

May 3, 2023May 3, 2023 London Magical Tours

Children enjoying their visit to Windsor Castle – with King Charles III!

On Saturday the 6th of May 2023, the nation will be partying to congratulate our new King Charles, Philip, Arthur, George – also known as King Charles III for short.

As the third King to hold the name Charles, we thought it would be a good time to step back in time to remind us of those previous royals to have shared the same name.

Back in the 16th century, King Charles I was the only monarch to have been decapitated for his ideas of absolutism, following in the ancient belief that kings were chosen by God to reign over their people – the Divine Right.

King Charles II, son of Charles I, was invited to take the throne on the condition that he would rule alongside Parliament, following the end of Oliver Cromwell’s Commonwealth. He came back from France, where he had been in hiding and became known as the “Merry Monarch”.

After over three and half centuries, things are somewhat different today. Although he shares the same family line of those previous Kings, Charles III is the eldest son of our dear late Queen Elizabeth II, a much admired world leader, who was known for her intelligence and benevolent nature.

King Charles III has come a long way from his days as Prince of Wales. He is greatly admired for his environmental work, as well as his charitable endeavours, including the great success of the Prince’s Trust.

Here at London Magical Tours, we invite you to come visit the UK this summer to continue celebrating – and to share with you the changes that continue to make England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland such special nations to visit.

Please click on the links below for more details on our private london tours and private Windsor tours to discover more about King Charles III and his family.

God save the King!

London Christmas Tours 2022

September 6, 2022September 17, 2022 London Magical Tours

No sooner is Summer drawing to a close when we start being inundated with requests for this year’s Christmas tour dates!

One of the highlights of the holiday season in London, our Christmas special tours are the ultimate night out to discover the best of the capital during what is truly the most wonderful time of the year.

Still haven’t booked yours? Here’s a sneak peak at what you’re missing out on!

You never know who you might run into during a Magical Christmas Tour …

London’s Christmas markets

Our London Christmas Lights Tours are the original holiday themed tours, visiting the best of the festive lights in central London, alongside many off the beaten path locations.

Remember that unlike other tour offerings, this is not just the usual London landmarks. Our professional tour guides will take you out of the chauffeur driven sightseeing vehicles to hear the stories and learn about the traditions behind what it means to spend Christmas in London – the perfect holiday treat.

Christmas fairies – much loved by children on our Christmas tours!

Tower Bridge at Christmas: Magical …

The London Christmas Tours are running from 14th of November 2022 to 5th of January 2023.

Still need convincing? Take a look at some of the videos below for a little taste of what visitors have been saying about previous year’s Magical Christmas London Tours:

Things to do this Easter 2020 in London

February 18, 2020June 9, 2021 London Magical Tours

From Easter egg hunts to the Passion of the Christ live performance – there is something for everyone to enjoy this Easter 2020 in London.

London Easter Egg Hunts:

Visit the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace and search for Easter treasures. There is even a chance to decorate your very own easter eggs that you can take home.

The Big Easter Egg Hunt, Covent Garden, London

Easter Weekend Mass:

Celebrate the Easter weekend with mass at one of London’s churches. Our favourites include Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s Cathedral (pictured below) and St. Martin’s in the fields.

Celebrate Easter Mass at St. Paul’s Cathedral

Easter Chocolate in London:

What would Easter be like without some chocolate? Thankfully you need not worry; London has some of the best places where you can indulge on your sweet tooth cravings. Our favourites include Charbonnel et Walker (Bond Street), Le Jeune Chocolatiers and Choccywoccydoodah.

Choccywoccydoodah – the magical shop in London run by real-life Willy Wonkas.

The Passion of Jesus:

Watch the magical performance of the Easter story in London’s Trafalgar Square. This year it takes place on Good Friday the 10th of April.

Easter Family Tours and attractions:

Discover the magic of Easter in London with the London private tours specialist London Magical Tours. With your very own tour guide and chauffeur, you can visit all the above Easter London locations and much more. Whats more London Magical Tours offer special Easter Egg Hunts as part of the tours to create a magical Easter experience for both children and adults alike.

Experience a Magical Halloween in London

August 20, 2019August 29, 2019 London Magical Tours

Did you know that the word Halloween or Hallowe’en dates back to about 1745 and comes from the Scottish term of All Hallows’ Eve: the evening before All Saints Day, the 1st of November in the Christian calendar.

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With Halloween 2019 just around the corner, we wanted to share our excitement with you all by posting some of favourite halloween London themed photos:

Ghosts and Ghouls at the ancient Palace of Westminster

The Tower of London. Dark, sinister and one of London's most haunted venues. Perfect for a night of ghost stories!

The Tower of London. Dark, sinister and one of London’s most haunted venues. Prepare to be spooked …

Secret alleyways and Victorian gas lights … perfect for a fright night!

Come and enjoy the gruesome and frightening sights of the capital on London Magical Tours’ Private London Tours and make sure to make this halloween the scariest one yet!

Plus don’t forget that all young visitors taking part in our Halloween tour specials will receive a Magical Trick or Treat gift bag in the 2 weeks up to the big day itself.

The Magic of London

December 2, 2016December 3, 2016 London Magical Tours

A young girl appears to lose her pet dog in central London. But all may not be as it seems ….

Filmed as part of our Magic of London series, simply click on the video link below to watch the short video in Full HD:

Our special thanks to Fortnum and Mason, Piccadilly Arcade, the Royal Albert Hall and all of the London Magical Tours team who helped with filming.

Are you thinking of visiting London soon? Why not treat yourself to our range of Private London Tours, all of which are available with complimentary pickup and return to your central London hotel. The difference is indeed Magical!