London Christian Tours

08/31/2025

It's not too late to join our London tour this fall! Join 7 amazing days of exploration and insight in this world-class city. LondonChristianTours.com

07/02/2025

Uncover church history, biblical archaeology, and creation science at some of England's most iconic landmarks and museums. Join a Christ-centered journey and see London through the lens of faith with London Christian Tours.

Church History • Biblical Archaeology • Creation Science

06/29/2025

06/19/2025

Just imagine stepping into the British Museum, where history whispers stories from the past! If you have an interest in the fascinating connections between the biblical narrative and archaeological discoveries, you’re in for a treat.

In this list, you will explore some amazing archaeology finds housed in this iconic museum. Each artifact offers a glimpse into the ancient world, enhancing your understanding of biblical texts or ancient history. Let’s launch on this intriguing journey together!

Just imagine stepping into the British Museum, where history whispers stories from the past! If you have an interest in the fascinating connections between the biblical narrative and archaeological discoveries, you’re in for a treat. In this list, you will […]

06/09/2025

Just across from the Royal Albert Hall, nestled within Kensington Gardens along the southern edge of Hyde Park, stands one of London’s most striking monuments: the Albert Memorial. Towering at over 170 feet, this ornate Gothic structure honors Prince Albert, the beloved husband of Queen Victoria, and serves as a powerful symbol of devotion, faith, and legacy.

On our London Christian Tours, we make a point to stop here—not simply to admire its architectural grandeur, but to reflect on the deeper spiritual and historical layers embedded in its design.

Prince Albert was more than a royal consort. He was a visionary Christian leader who championed education, the arts, scientific discovery, and moral reform in Victorian Britain. The memorial itself is rich in biblical symbolism and allegorical imagery. At its center sits a seated statue of Albert holding the catalogue of the Great Exhibition—a project he oversaw to showcase human ingenuity under the banner of God’s providence. Around him are sculptures representing continents, virtues, and disciplines, each reinforcing the 19th-century belief that all truth is God’s truth—whether in science, scripture, or service.

As we visit the memorial, we take time to discuss how Christian faith influenced British public life during the Victorian era, how Scripture shaped art and empire, and how even monuments like this can point us to greater eternal truths.

So when you walk beneath its towering canopy, you’re not just seeing history—you’re stepping into a story of faith, vision, and legacy. It’s one of many moments on our tour where the past speaks powerfully into the present.

06/07/2025

06/04/2025

Interestingly, this 500-year old map places Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia.

The 1528 navigational map of Europe by Jacopo Russo, created in Messina, Sicily, and now housed at the British Library in London, is a remarkable artifact of Renaissance cartography.

As a portolan chart, it was crafted not for decoration but for practical use by sailors navigating the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts. These maps were known for their precision, built on centuries of mariner knowledge and compass bearings.

05/22/2025

Some of the statues in the British Museum—like this one of Emperor Tiberius—are too stern looking. We decided to fix them. 👍

05/21/2025

05/17/2025

Elementary my dear Watson! On some of our tours, we visit the Sherlock Holmes Museum near Regents Park at 221B Baker Street.