James Bond Tour

Highlights

• Somerset House, seen in Golden Eye when Jack Wade’s car broke down in the middle of a square in St Petersburg. The film-makers very cleverly used the courtyard and some Russian cars to create the feeling of a busy Russian roundabout.
• The National Gallery, find yourself in the Gallery’s Room 34, you will be in the same room where Bond first encountered Q in 2012’s Skyfall.
• Whitehall, film locations from Skyfall and Spectre, including where Daniel Craig met Q, raced through the underground to save M or finally faced down Blofeld in Spectre 
• The Reform Club, where Bond fences with Gustav Graves in Die Another Day and ends up destroying most of the interior. 
• Duke's hotel, where Fleming was inspired to coin his famous “shaken not stirred” dry martini, Bond’s favourite drink.
• Vauxhall, the real home of Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service, also known as the MI6 Building.
• Take a Thames Rocket speedboat ride along the Thames and follow the route taken by Bond in Spectre.
• Climb the O2 and discover some of the most iconic views of London.
• Madame Tussauds, see all six James Bond figures side by side.
• Visit locations from No Time to Die; Pall Mall, Hammersmith Bridge, Ascot and extend the tour into Scotland to visit the 19th-century Ardverikie estate.
• Glen Etive, to see the famous location from Skyfall when Bond returns to his Scottish roots, Eilean Donan Castle which had a cameo in The World is Not Enough serving as the Scottish MI6 headquarters and the final boat chase in From Russia with Love in Turkey, was actually filmed along Loch Craignish.