Westminster & Big Ben Walk

Churchill is said to have drawn a circle on a plan of Parliament Square and announced that his statue would go there. Walk from his corner to the first statue of a woman in the square, put up after a writer out jogging noticed every statue was a man; to the queen who burned Roman London, whose chariot waited nearly half a century to be cast; to the middle of Westminster Bridge, where you hear why the cracked bell in the clock tower is called Big Ben; to the Jamaican healer the War Office turned away; and to the wheel that was only meant to stand for five years.

What you'll hear

1. 1Churchill's StatueStart
2. 2Millicent Fawcett's Statue
3. 3Boudica's Chariot
4. 4Westminster Bridge
5. 5Mary Seacole's Statue
6. 6The London Eye

What this tour offers

• Self-guided walking tour
• 6 stops, with directions between each
• 16 minutes of narration
• Keeps playing with your phone locked
• Yours to keep, replay anytime
• Earns your London passport stamp

Where you'll be

Parliament Square, London SW1P 3BD, United Kingdom

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