Take a closer look at our  most popular events below. If you would like to incorporate any of these or select from our full range of events just click here and complete our contact form or call 020 3137 1109 for more information.  We can arrange a visit to remember.  

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Olympic Park Stratford Experience Includes a visit to the VIP Viewing Gallery as used by her Majesty the Queen. The purpose built gallery is 21 storeys high, giving the best views of the Olympic Park and across London. The day includes lunch at the award winning Caribbean Scene Restaurant and an extended tour of historic Stratford in the heart of East London.
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Bletchley Park. Upon arrival tea and coffee in the Mansion while the guide gives a short introductory talk then a walk around the wartime buildings and grounds, including the  code breaking huts. This will be followed by break for lunch followed by a World War Two Evacuee's Story' as seen through the eyes of a child. Next we make our way to the Block B museum which houses the Abwehr Enigma and Lorenz machines and the Bombe code machine  Rebuild> we pass the Alan Turing statue and  visit the World War II Home Front and a German Signals Group Exhibitions. The tour will also include a visit to the Colossus de Rebuild, the first semi-programmable electronic computer. We finish in the Mansion for refreshments before departure. click for more details

Legal and Regal.

Arrive in Chancery Lane We have  coffee in the Knights Templar Pub before we start a tour of the grounds of Lincolns Inn and Middle Temple. We follow in the tradition of Elizabeth I and enjoy a grand lunch in the splendid Tudor Hall in Middle Temple We  continue the great day with a guided tour of the Royal Courts of Justice.

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The Cinema Museum Cinema will never be the same.  Can you remember continuous film shows,   Saturday morning pictures, Charlie Chaplin films? This is an opportunity for you to be at the front of the queue as this previously private museum opens its doors to the public. The Cinema Museum this is one of London‘s most eccentric museums.  Housed in the old Work House where Charlie Chaplin’s mother and children was once admitted. The museum is one of London’s best-kept secrets.

The Museum’s collection represents cinema's rich history from the earliest days to the present.  The tour explores the vast collection of films memorabilia, posters, art deco cinema chairs and ushers ‘uniforms from the 1940s and ‘50s, as well as an archive boasting hundreds of books, photos and 17 million feet of film. click for more details

City of London. The Square Mile.
City of London guides will take you to wonderful gardens and inside historic buildings such as the Mansion House, the Lloyd’s Building,
St Bartholomew’s Hospital and City churches which do not often open their doors to tourists.
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Greenwich for great days out.
Enjoy a river cruise and visit to the Painted Hall, designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1698, where the body of Admiral Lord Nelson lay in state in 1806 and explore Inigo Jones’ classical-style Queen’s House, commissioned by Anne of Denmark, wife of James I, in the seventeenth century.
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Livery Halls
Talk-Tourism is the only tour operator to take you into the sumptuous Georgian-style home of the ancient Watermen and Lightermen City Company. Dating back to 1603, the Hall has endured damage from the Great Fire of London and bombing during World War I. Your guide is a fifth-generation Waterman and winner of the ancient Doggetts Coat & Badge Race. Click for more details

Columbia Road and Spitalfields
A visit to East London’s oldest Sunday market – Columbia Road Flower Market and Spitalfields, can be combined with a visit to the amazing home of the artist Dennis Severs, who lived as the early eighteenth century occupants of 18 Folgate Street. Click for more details