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Walk through Kensington in London with an English-speaking guide on this tour of places linked to Freddie Mercury and Queen. Visit Imperial College, where Brian May studied, the Beit Quadrangle, where Queen played their first London gig in 1970, the Royal Albert Hall and the Kensington Market area, where Freddie and Roger ran a stall. At the end, hear about Freddie Mercury's life and untimely death outside Garden Lodge, his former home. The tour runs in small groups of up to 12 people.
Meet your guide outside Daquise in South Kensington to start the tour. As you walk the streets of Kensington together, your guide tells the story of Queen, from how the band members met to how they stole the show at Live Aid in 1985.
Hear about Brian May's time at Imperial College, then head to the Beit Quadrangle, where Queen played their first London gig in 1970. Next, pass the Royal Albert Hall, where Freddie starred in the Fashion Aid show.
Explore the Kensington Market area, where Freddie and Roger ran a stall. It is also linked to the story of Freddie once measuring David Bowie's feet. You will also see BIBA, the clothing store where Mary worked, and the flat where Freddie and Mary first lived together.
Finally, head to Garden Lodge, Freddie Mercury's London home, and hear about his parties and his untimely death as the tour comes to an end. The tour ends at Logan Place, not at the starting point.
※ The order of visits may change depending on local conditions.
Meeting point :
Outside Daquise
20 Thurloe St, South Kensington, London SW7 2LT, UK
Meeting point information:
Meet your guide outside the restaurant Daquise in South Kensington. The tour ends at Logan Place (Logan Pl, London).
20 Thurloe St, South Kensington, London SW7 2LT, UK