London Art Deco Tour

Family London Tour

This fascinating tour takes you through some of London’s most impressive Art Deco landmarks, where elegant architecture, glamorous interiors, and fascinating history come together. From iconic buildings and luxury hotels to grand palaces and industrial masterpieces, here’s just a taste of what you could see…

Daily Telegraph building

Located on London’s famous Fleet Street, the Daily Telegraph building is a fantastic stop for anyone who loves Art Deco architecture. Designed in 1928, it showcases the bold geometric shapes and stylish details that made the Art Deco period so distinctive. The nearby Daily Express building is another wonderful example of the era, making this area a real treat for architecture lovers.

The Savoy

Step into the timeless glamour of The Savoy, one of London’s most famous luxury hotels. Located on the Strand overlooking the Thames, its elegant Art Deco interiors have welcomed countless celebrities and famous guests over the years. Whether you enjoy a classic Martini or simply admire the luxurious surroundings, The Savoy offers a wonderful taste of London’s glamorous past.

The Hoover Building

The Hoover Building in West London is one of the capital’s finest examples of Art Deco architecture. Built between 1931 and 1935 for the Hoover Company, its striking design features bold curves, geometric details, and beautiful decorative elements. Today, the building has a new purpose, but its impressive Art Deco character remains a memorable sight for visitors.

Eltham Palace

Eltham Palace is a truly unique attraction, combining a medieval royal palace with a spectacular 1930s Art Deco mansion. Built for wealthy businessman Stephen Courtauld and his wife Virginia, the house features luxurious interiors and fascinating modern touches for its time. From its stylish rooms to its unusual features, including a lift designed for their pet monkey, Eltham Palace is full of surprises. Nearby attractions include Greenwich, the National Maritime Museum, Chislehurst Caves, and the Royal Artillery Museum..

Battersea Power Station

Battersea Power Station is one of London’s most recognisable landmarks and a fantastic example of 20th-century industrial architecture. Designed by Giles Gilbert Scott, the famous building was completed in 1934 and became an important part of London’s skyline. Its four distinctive chimneys and impressive brickwork make it a must-see for anyone interested in architecture, design, and London’s industrial heritage.

Claridge’s

No Art Deco tour of London would be complete without a visit to Claridge’s. This legendary Mayfair hotel was redesigned in the Art Deco style during the 1920s and remains one of the city’s most elegant landmarks. Admire its beautiful interiors and decorative details before exploring nearby Bond Street, where you can enjoy some of London’s finest shopping.

Why We are Different

• Our tours are private guided tours with an experienced driver-guide.
• We are flexible, friendly, and highly knowledgeable about London.
• We have over 10 to 15 years of experience in the travel industry.
• We know the best routes, quieter back roads, timings, and entry arrangements.
• We can recommend many wonderful places to stop for food, coffee, and lunch.
• We only use modern, spacious, and comfortable luxury minivans.
• Our drivers are friendly, professional, and always happy to help.
• Your itinerary can be changed on the day to suit your interests and preferences.
• You’ll enjoy a much more personal experience than travelling with a large coach group.
• We offer convenient door-to-door collection and drop-off.
• Enjoy a relaxed, private, and memorable London Art Deco tour at great value.