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Hi, I’m Amber. I’m a professional London Blue Badge Tourist Guide and a born and bred Londoner. I can’t wait to show you what makes this city so exceptional!

Covid-19 and Tour Safety

I am 100% dedicated to keeping everyone safe and secure on my tours. As Covid-19 restrictions ease, I continue to stay up to date with changes in regulations and the best ways to maintain group safety.
As such, I regularly update my risk assessment and I am approved to be following Government and public health guidance, both by our domestic tourism agency and the World Travel and Tourism Council.

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🎉 New #blogpost! The Old, the New, and the Wonderful in Greenwich! Street art with a powerful message. By @aspireartwork 🎨 This garden is all that is left of St. Mary Aldermanbury church in the City of London. The memorial you can see is a bit misleading. That’s Shakespeare on the top but the memorial isn’t actually to him, but to John Heminge and Henry Condell. They were the two associates of Shakespeare who compiled the First Folio after his death - the first compilation of Shakespeare’s plays published in 1623. If not for them, some of Shakespeare’s most famous plays, titles like ‘Twelfth Night’ and ‘Macbeth’, might have been lost forever! They are commemorated here because they were both buried at St. Mary’s. Some @mrcenzone I spotted in Camden today! 🏙🎨 Have you ever stumbled on this sculpture of a shopper stumbling on a photo shoot? 📸 Have you ever gone past Argyll House on King’s Road? It’s been there since 1723! It was designed by Giacomo Leoni and is one of the oldest houses surviving in Chelsea. What a dramatic sky over Albert Bridge! 🌈☁️ (📸 taken from Battersea Bridge) The Daily Express Building - although it’s now no longer home to the Daily Express, but it was originally built for them and opened in 1932 🗞