When you think of a London tour you might indeed think of those London hop-on, hop-off open top bus tours. We've got that, and much, much more. We've curated a collection of tours that'll show you the best bits of the capital in a fun and unusual way whatever the weather. From a chocolate treasure hunt and a Winston Churchill walking tour, to zipping around the capital in a classic Mini, all these tours are themed to show another side to London beyond all the main sights.

It depends on the type of tour your are going on. Boat tours out on the water are usually commentated, walking tours are hosted by a guide and for things like visiting the Shard, there are audio tours and lots of interactive devices that give you all the info you need on the history and what you can see where

Yes we do. Walking tours are our most popular London tour experiences. From feedback you send us, we know you love the fact that the guides are all really entertaining, easy to listen to and full of fascinating facts and anecdotes. From history to myths, legends and popular culture, there's bound to be a walking tour to interest you.

Not all of our London tours are on foot, but for the ones that are, it's all done at a very leisurely pace. There are plenty of stop offs for interesting anecdotes and for you to take photos. Tours last around two to three hours, with a few miles of walking so you will need to able to comfortable with walking.

Yes. Most of our tours have a theme. Be it a moment in history, a famous person, a well-known movie, or one of your favourite characters, these outings go beyond the usual London tour itineraries. Some of them also involve visits to iconic buildings.

A couple of the walking tours do include a short ride on the London Underground (so you will need to buy a ticket or have an Oyster card for this). Please read each itinerary carefully to see if a tube ride is necessary. You can always contact us at Into The Blue by email, 'phone or online chat if you need to know anything more.

Nothing can beat your classic bus tour on a vintage Routemaster double decker bus. These legendary buses pounded the streets of the West End and the City for decades. Our other 'must do' is taking in the sights from the water. We've got London tours on the Thames in a variety of vessels for you, from cruise boats to powerboats.

Have you climbed up and over the 02 Arena? This is about as mad as it gets and you get to see London from a whole new angle, as you scale the actual roof of the actual 02 Arena! Other than that, we've got tours of London on bikes, chocolate themed London walks and even tours that lift the lid on the British justice system with visits to the Old Bailey.

Yes, why not! If you allow yourself enough time, you could do a Shard visit in the morning (with a timed ticket) and then head off on a leisurely walking tour, as most of them depart in the afternoons. And there might still be time for some shopping and a nice dinner out too, which we can also help with - have a look at our  Dining Experiences  vouchers.

Most tours are in the day, but we do have departures on the London Ghost Tour at night. Step onboard this very special bus for a spooky night time tour of the capital in a classic Routemaster bus.

Details on accessibility are included under the 'Suitable for' tab on each product page. Some tours may not be fully accessible, for example due to the nature of the tour or the mode of transport involved. Please contact us at Into The Blue if you need any more information.

There is indeed so much more to London that just photogenic landmarks - there's a whole load of history too. Lots of our tours delve into all that, with everything from the murkiness world of the criminal underground with the Kray twins, to exploring where Churchill made his war plans in an underground control centre in the heart of London. Have a browse and see which tour tickles your fancy!

Most tours are suitable for older children, but be careful to check the minimum age requirements on each tour page, as some may not be suitable for children. In general, walking tours aren't suitable for babies and very young children in pushchairs.

We sure do. Whether it's a gentle cruise on one of the 'Clipper' type sightseeing boats, or a whizz up and down in a speedboat, we've got the London tour by boat to suit you. And if you want to quite literally make a meal of it, take a look at our  London dining cruises  page.

Some walking tours do involve a quick hop on the tube, so you will need to either buy a ticket or use your Oyster card. Please note the cost of travel is not included in the walking tours around London.

Tours of all shapes and sizes and themes take place all over London. Meeting points can vary, but all are places that you can get to easily on public transport. Whether it's a pier by the river, an underground station or at the foot of a specific building, there's bound to be a London tour departure point near you. Current meeting points include:

• Embankment Pier
• Millenium Pier
• St Katharine Pier
• Embankment Pier
• Euston Station
• Paddington Station
• Victoria Bus Station
• London Bridge Station
• Borough Underground station
• Temple Underground station
• Greenwich Peninsula
• Notting Hill
• Sloane Square
• Piccadilly Circus