Take a glimpse into the working-class of London and a taste of the Swinging 60s as we embark on an adventure through hidden pubs and historic wonders. 

Often overlooked in favour of London’s more typical tourist spots, Belgravia offers a rich tapestry of history and striking architecture. Behind the elegant facades of creamy stucco townhouses, grand consulates, and stunning hotels lies a deeper story, one that reflects the transformation of a once modest area for the less fortunate into one of the city’s most exclusive neighbourhoods.

As we make our way towards Chelsea, a district shaped by its fishing and military past, we’ll uncover hidden pubs nestled away from the main streets. These became iconic haunts during the Swinging 60s, places where legends like Keith Richards and Mick Jagger might have paused for a pint before strolling down King’s Road to their nearby homes.

Truly a tour featuring distinctive landmarks and remarkable spots that go beyond the usual tourist trails, hidden gems well worth discovering.