London Telephone Box Tour - A Journey Through Iconic Boxes

Discover the fascinating world of London's iconic telephone boxes on this unique tour that takes you through the oldest, most unusual, most photographed, and even the most unusual ones in the city. These crimson symbols of London's past and present tell a tale of history, innovation, and creativity. Join us as we explore the streets of London and delve into the stories behind these distinctive communication hubs.

Tour Itinerary:

We start your journey at the oldest known working red telephone box, erected in 1926, this K2 model is a testament to the city's history. Learn about its significance and the role it played in revolutionizing communication in the early 20th century.

We will take a look at the the Most Photographed telephone Box - right next to Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. It's the most photographed telephone box in London, if not the world. Capture your own iconic photos as you learn about its history and significance in popular culture.

The Most Unusual Telephone Boxes (Yes, there's more then one!) This quirky, repurposed box has been transformed into a unique mini-library where visitors can borrow and exchange books. Then we have the Knights Templer phone box. It's a testament to London's creativity and love for literature, showcasing how these iconic symbols continue to adapt.

**5. Wrap-Up and Souvenirs - Covent Garden**

Conclude your tour in Covent Garden, where you'll have the chance to pick up some unique London telephone box souvenirs and enjoy a cup of traditional British tea at one of the local cafes.

This tour not only offers a glimpse into the history of London's telephone boxes but also provides insights into how they have evolved to stay relevant in the modern age. Come along and explore these iconic red structures that have captured the imagination of people worldwide for generations.

Of course we will look at some we like to keep as suprises, as well as passing by many iconic london sights.