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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 update my risk assessment in line with Government and public health guidance and I am approved as operating safely by the World Travel and Tourism Council.

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It’s the Elizabeth Liiiiiiine!!! 💜💜 It’s finally here! Okay, it may be billions of pounds over budget and almost 4 and a half years late, but now it’s here to stay! 💺 A bit of Westminster and the West End for the wonderful students of Washington Uni Olin Business School yesterday 💃 The @eventimapollo on one side and some @nathanbowenart on the other side! What a wonderful place Hammersmith is! Have you ever spotted this London plane tree just off Cheapside (it's on the very appropriately named Wood Street!) 🌳 The spire of St. Mary le Strand, soaring up to the heavens! ⛪️ London is great. You can leave Tower Hill tube station and all of a sudden you’re confronted by a section of the 1,800 year old city wall. How incredible is that?? 🤩 Today was Bloomsbury for the lovely students of Florida State University! ✌️ Bless ‘em for powering through the jet lag! Great energy and so much fun, despite having only arrived from the States yesterday! 🇺🇸🇬🇧 Had a great time at the @britishmuseum today, guiding parents from St. Paul’s school! Really enthusiastic, very engaged, and some great questions. Why was the Rosetta Stone carved into stone and not written on papyrus? Can people still read cuneiform? Was it more effective to naturally or artificially mummify a body?

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Memoirs of a Londoner: Anna and Ellen Pigeon

If you’re exhausted by the mere thought of climbing a mountain, grab a cup of tea, sit down (preferably under a cosy blanket), and have a read about some phenomenal women who were doing it in the nineteenth-century.