Christopher Wren’s greatest masterpiece, St Paul’s Cathedral. It was com­pleted in 1710 and is considered by many to be the most beautiful building in Britain. Prince Charles was married here in 1981 - “the fairy-tale wedding of the century.” Leaving St Paul’s we move into the financial city itself to the Bank of England, the Stock Exchange and the Mansion House, home of the Lord Mayor, then across London Bridge and Tower Bridge.

The Tower of London & Crown Jewels - an incredible medieval time capsule dating back 900 years. Here we feel the pulse of English history and learn how the Tower was used as a fortress, a prison, a palace and a place of execution! We’ll dazzled by the sparkling Crown Jewels safely guarded by our traditional Beefeaters (not to mention The Tower Ravens).

The tour doesn’t operate on Sunday as visits cannot be made to St Paul’s or Westminster Abbey.

31 There are the advertisements of some new London’s tours,

which one do you prefer? Why?

MEMORIAL LONDON

Morning

• Tour Kensington Palace • Photo-stops at Westminster Abbey •

• St Paul’s Cathedral • Harrods •

On our unique Memorial Tour you will discover the Royal London of Prin­cess Diana and the many famous places connected with her, from palaces to shops. Your guide will give you a fascinating commentary and there are pho­to-stops at St Paul’s Cathedral, where Diana married Prince Charles, and Westminster Abbey, the location of her funeral watched by millions of people around the world.

This is followed by a guided tour inside the state apartments at Kensington Palace, the last home of Princess Diana. Following an extensive programme of restoration, you will see the collection of antique furniture and fine paint­ings, and the Ceremonial Dress Collection.

Diana’s london Afternoon

• See Kensington Palace • Buckingham Palace • Harrods •

• The Funeral Route • Many Famous Photograph Locations •

Discover the London of Princess Diana. This fascinating panoramic tour features many places that were part of the Princess’s life before and after she married, as well as major London landmarks. You will also follow her funeral

route (where possible), finishing at Westminster Abbey which is ideal for further sightseeing.

Your guide will give you an unique insight into Diana’s life and times. You will sail the nursery school where she worked before she was married; the apartment block she shared with friends; her favourite shops; where she took Prince William and Prince Harry to the cinema; and many other locations of femous photographs where you can take your own pictures.

Royal windsor & eton Morning

• Tour Windsor Castle • Tour St George’s Chapel •

• See Eton College (Prince William’s school) •

This tour takes you to the ancient town of Windsor, and Windsor Castle, the official country residence of the Queen. There is a photo-stop at Eton Col­lege, the world-famous school which Prince William attends. Then you will walk through the picturesque town of Eton, hearing about the ancient Col­lege started by Henry VI.

Next you will tour Windsor Castle (Queen Mary’s Dolls House when the Queen is in residence), newly-restored and full of antiques and royal treasures. You will also see the magnificent St George’s Chapel, where Prince William was confirmed and where the royal family attends church.

London s princess Full day

• Tour Kensington Palace • See Westminster Abbey • Harrods • St James’s Palace •

• Buckingham Palace • Funeral Route • Includes Lunch at Kensington Palace restaurant •

Follow the progress of the most famous woman in the world and discover the London that Diana loved and made her own. As well as touring the State Apartments of her last home, Kensington Palace, you will see two of the most famous churches in the world. St Paul’s Cathedral and Westminster Abbey. You will find out exactly where many famous photographs of the Princess were taken, and have the chance to take your own.

After lunch at the magnificent Orangery Restaurant in the grounds of Kens­ington Palace, we take a more private tour. You will see locations including where Diana stayed as a little girl and where she worked and lived before her marriage to Prince Charles, and follow her famous funeral route.

32 Study the ticket to the Buckingham Palace. What information does it contain?

Terms and Conditions of Sale

Tickets for admission to the state Rooms of Buckingham Palace (“Tickets”) are issued by Royal Collection Enterprises Limited (“RCEL”), subject to availability, to a maximum of eight visitors per application and subject to RCEL’s Full Terms and Conditions for Day Visitors and to the following terms:

1. Tickets cannot be resold, exchanged or refunded after purchase. Resale or exchange or any alteration or defacing of a Ticket will render it void. Tickets may be transferred to third parties by way of gift.

2. Lost tickets will not be replaced.

3. Ticket holders will be admitted upon presentation of their Ticket on the day and at the time stated on the Ticket. RCEL reserves the right in its sole and absolute discretion to refuse admission to any person without giving any reason. RCEL may require that any visitor whose behaviour is in any way disruptive should forthwith leave Buckingham Pal­ace.

4. For safety reasons, ticket holders and their belongings will be subject to security checks. All baggage and (at the discretion of RCEL or any of its representatives) any other items, such as umbrellas, pushchairs and any electrical or electronic equipment (other than pace­makers) must be deposited in a cloakroom and recovered at the end of the visit.

5. All children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by a Ticket holding adult.

6. No photography, filming, using of mobile telephones, smoking, eating or drinking is per­mitted during the visit.

7. Except in the case of death or personal injury caused by negligence, RCEL excludes liabil­ity to the fullest extent permitted by law for any loss or damage suffered by any Ticket holder or occurring to any items belonging to the Ticket holder and will not be liable for any loss or expense due to circumstances beyond RCEL’s control.

8. The above conditions are subject to English law.

A copy of the Full Terms and Conditions for Day Visitors is available upon application. Please check your ticket as mistakes cannot be rectified.

Ticket typeTlQ

Ticket value £4SO

Not for resale штшж

Please present this ticket at the Ambassadors’ Entrance at the entry time shown

Time /14:30

Date /18/08/98