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Group sizeUp to 20 travelers
Overview
Celebrate the legendary Freddie Mercury on an unforgettable singing and walking tour through London. Visit iconic locations such as the Dominion Theatre and Trident Studios while singing along to Queen's greatest hits. This interactive experience is perfect for devoted fans eager to trace Freddie’s footsteps and immerse themselves in his vibrant legacy. Explore the former Kensington pub, Kensington Market, and Biba, concluding at the Garden Lodge, all while enjoying the camaraderie of fellow fans.
- Visit key locations associated with Freddie Mercury and Queen
- Engage in a sing-along of Freddie's greatest hits
- Perfect for fans looking to relive Freddie’s magic up close
- Experience an interactive tour with fellow enthusiasts
What's included
Your tour guide is a professional singer
We will jump on the tube for a short journey (paid on site)
What to expect
Dominion Theatre
15m
The iconic home of Queen's We Will Rock You musical and the site of Freddie’s final live public performance for the Time musical charity gala. (Exterior only)
10m
The birthplace of Queen’s early sound. In this hidden Soho alleyway, Freddie played the famous C. Bechstein grand piano to record Bohemian Rhapsody, Killer Queen, and the Queen, Queen II, and Sheer Heart Attack albums. (Exterior only)
10m
The small 1970s flat Freddie shared with his lifelong love and muse, Mary Austin. Living here together, Freddie wrote Bohemian Rhapsody on his upright piano as his theatrical genius truly took off. (Exterior only)
Pass by
Former Kensington pub
The central local hangout during Queen’s early, struggling days. Freddie, Brian, Roger, and Mary Austin regularly met here to map out the band's future. (Exterior only)
Kensington High Street
10m
The heart of Freddie’s early hustle in 1969–1970. Long before stadium tours, Freddie co-ran a bohemian clothing stall at Kensington Market with Roger Taylor. It was during this era that Freddie met Mary Austin, who was working nearby at the famous Biba fashion boutique. She supported his early artistic ambitions, becoming his lifelong muse and inspiration.
Garden Lodge Queen, Londra
20m
Freddie’s beloved private sanctuary from 1980 until his death in 1991. Hidden behind its 8-foot brick walls, this house was his refuge where he created a quiet world of art, peace, and domestic comfort away from stadium fame.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
268-269 Tottenham Court Road
Meeting point main entrance London W1T 7AQ
End point
The tour will end at Freddie’s last residence
But no worries I’ll be there to give you any directions or take you back to the nearest tube station
Additional information
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
