• County Hall, London - Near the historic County Hall, across the river from Westminster, James Bond acquired his most distinctive and debated vehicle.
• Westminster Bridge - Features dramatic explosions, helicopter crashes, and offers a view of the real-life MI5 building.
• Parliament Square - The seat of Government and the site of Winston Churchill’s statue, who may have played a larger role in the creation of James Bond than expected.
• Whitehall - Home to war memorials honoring the men and women of both world wars, along with other notable London landmarks, including Downing Street (residence of the Prime Minister) and the Royal Horse Guards Parade.
• St. James’s Park - Designed by Charles II, this park hosts a variety of flora and fauna, including large pelicans first gifted by Russian royalty in the 1600s.
• Pall Mall, London - Explore several filming locations from Bond films and learn how to embark on a career as a spy.
• Trafalgar Square - The iconic Trafalgar Square is a central location with roads leading to Buckingham Palace, Whitehall, and Charing Cross. Discover filming locations for Bond spanning several decades of the series, as well as another lesser-known spy.
• Playhouse Theatre - Situated across from the opulent Corinthia Hotel, a favorite among A-list movie stars, is where one of the Bond films’ most thrilling chases concludes.
• Waterloo Bridge - A genuine espionage event occurred on this bridge, with the truth remaining undisclosed. Learn why it is called the Ladies Bridge.
• Somerset House - A magnificent former royal residence that also serves as a location in Soviet Russia.
• Rules - A classic London dining spot and a favorite of Ian Fleming, where he would relax, indulge, and perhaps dream up adventures for his famous spy. It was even featured in one of the more recent films.

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Join your guide at the London Eye and get ready to delve into the thrilling world of espionage from the James Bond series. Discover fascinating insights about Ian Fleming, the mastermind behind Bond, and how his wartime and espionage experiences inspired the creation of fiction’s most iconic secret agent.

Learn about other notable spies in London, such as John Le Carre’s George Smiley, Mick Herron’s Slow Horses, and Robert Ludlum’s Jason Bourne. Enjoy captivating stories of real-life espionage in the city.

Visit landmarks like Westminster Bridge, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, and the MI5 building. Discover where to shop for James Bond’s signature style and where spies like James Bond enjoy dining with a martini… shaken, not stirred.

• Not recommended for people who have difficulty with long distance walking

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