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Idioma:
English
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Duration: 2 Hours 30 Minutes
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Discover the lives and history of the band Queen
Learn about Freddie Mercury’s debut with the Royal Ballet
Snap a photo under the plaque that celebrates Queen’s first gig
O que esperar
The tour will start in the Royal Borough of Kensington and will take you back to where it all started. From the early days of ‘Smile’ to Roger Taylor, Freddie Mercury, and John Deacon’s auditions for Queen. You’ll be able to take a selfie under the plaque that commemorates Queen’s first gig! Before Queen found fame and fortune, they enjoyed a Bohemian life of market stalls, grubby flats, and cozy local pubs in this neighborhood of London. You’ll get to stop outside Freddie Mercury’s beloved home, Garden Lodge. During the tour, you’ll be entertained with anecdotes linking many of London’s theatres with Queen. Let’s face it, someone as flamboyant as Freddie Mercury just couldn’t resist performing and filming in theatrical settings.You’ll also pass many locations that helped catapult Queen to success in the early days, including venues where they performed and the radio station that once played Bohemian Rhapsody over and over again! Don’t miss out.
O que está incluído
Knowledgeable and fun tour guide
O que não está incluído
Food and drinks
O que lembrar
This tour is not wheelchair accessible
Consider layers of clothing
Camera
Comfortable shoes for a leisurely walking tour
The maximum number of people per tour is 25 people
Pets or animals of any nature are not permitted on board except for guide dogs or hearing dogs. Please talk with us before booking if you intend to take a guide/hearing dog on your tour.
Fornecedor
Brit Music Tours
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Taxa de cancelamento
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Where
37 Thurloe Street, London, UK
Meeting point:
Please meet your tour guide outside 37 Thurloe St, opposite the Thurloe Street exit of South Kensington tube station.