English monarchs had their Palaces in London since the reign of Canute in the 11th century, a king who was described as “exceptionally tall and strong, and the handsomest of men, all except for his nose”. Stand at the place where King Charles I was beheaded, find out why his son Charles II was not afraid of assassination while walking in the park and hear how a Princess climbed out of a palace window and ran off to find her mother.

1½ - 2 hours

11.00 am at Temple tube station exit – WC2R 2PH

£8 per person.

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