London in the 1960s - Private Mini Bus Tour

Join us on this Spice exclusive bus tour London in the 1960s - Private Tour were we will visit London's celebrated 60s culture, fashion and music locations

About

Travel back to London in the Swinging 60s and learn about the fashion, music and counterculture that rocked the world. On this 90-minute tour, you'll visit the legendary boutiques like Mary Quant's BAZAAR and Granny Takes A Trip. You'll see the fashionable pubs of the era along The King's Road in Chelsea and you'll visit the celebrated coffee house where Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Jimi Hendrix and Charlie Watts regularly performed and hung-out

Highlights

• See the recording and photographic studios that captured the iconic sounds and images on some of the world's greatest era defining records
• This tour starts and ends outside Sloane Square tube station, just across the road from the hotel where The Beatles stayed on their first trips to London from Liverpool

THE DAY THE MUSIC 'GOT ME' - Paul Endacott your tour guide.

As a kid growing up in Malta in the mid sixties, Paul Endacott remembers the day he discovered his musical mojo. "It was in the summer of 1964 that Dave's guitar riff screamed out of an open window and got me deep in my soul." That same riff is now played on all of Paul's 'official' Kinks sightseeing tours of Muswell Hill and acts as a constant reminder of the day that changed this young boy's life... The day the music got him! 

In the intervening years, having survived the taunts and jibes from fellow boarding school chums while jamming in his dormitory, Paul began performing in public in the early 70s, reaching the final of the Guinness sponsored 'Duel Of The Duos' talent competition to find the best pub duo in London.

He was on a roll..! Solo performances at The Cat's Whiskers in Streatham Hill and many other clubs, pubs and wine bars quickly followed, culminating in more recent singing engagements at The Troubadour and Abbey Road in London, and in December 2022, at the famous Twickenham Studios for a remake of The Beatles' iconic 'Hey Jude' video. 

 After running his own advertising agency for over 30 years, but with a passion for music from the 1960s deeply seated, Paul launched Music Heritage London (MHL) in 2015 with a view to providing music enthusiasts around the world with an integrated, authentic and compelling experience. He packaged London's vast 60s music and cultural history and began promoting this unique combination globally, helping to preserve its legacy for future generations to be inspired by!

Why not dress up in 1960's dress and really immerge yourself in this experience.