PIN An alternative Westminster tour

James Smith & Sons

Inside of James Smith & Sons , you'll find some of the highest quality umbrellas, canes and walking sticks!

TASKS:

1. Take a picture of yourself, inside of the store, holding either an umbrella, cane or walking stick (from the store).
2. Upload your photo onto your Instagram story or Twitter with the hashtags #triptideTT and #umbrella (DON'T FORGET TO TAG @triptidelondon).

The Vincent Rooms

The Vincent Rooms is a superb restaurant that is surprisingly unobtrusive. The waiters and chefs will not disappoint, and will guarantee a superior dining experience.

TASKS:

1. Take a picture of yourself standing outside of the entrance.
2. Upload the photo on either your Instagram story or Twitter, using the hashtags #triptideTT and #exclusive (DON'T FORGET TO TAG @triptidelondon).

The Windermere Hotel

When it comes to providing you with a comfortable stay, and a place to call "home away from home", The Windermere Hotel is the place to be!

TASKS:

1. Take a picture in front of the Hotel.
2. Upload the picture on your Instagram story or Twitter, using the hashtags #triptideTT and #accom (DON'T FORGET TO TAG @triptidelondon).

The Campanile Tower

Standing at 83 meters high, with a base 9 meters wide, the Campanile Tower will allow visitors to get an extraordinary view of Central London; It's public viewing platforms, which exceed 50 meters, will ensure this!

TASKS:

1. Take a picture with one stranger by the entrance of the Tower.
2. Upload the picture on either your Instagram story or Twitter, using the hashtags #triptideTT and #skyhigh (DON'T FORGET TO TAG @triptidelondon).

The Phoenix Artist's Club

Come to the Phoenix Artist's Club to enjoy a nice blend of both a theatre bar and restaurant. There are only nostalgic vibes here...

TASK:

1. Take a picture of yourself admiring a piece of art.
2. Upload the picture onto either your Instagram story or Twitter, using the hashtags #triptideTT and #eclectic (DON'T FORGET TO TAG @triptidelondon).

York Gate (by Victoria Embankment Gardens)

The York Gate was originally built in 1826, meaning that it has been around way before you and I were born!

TASKS:

1. Take a picture, crouching down by the gate.
2. Upload the picture to your Instagram story or Twitter, using the hashtags #triptideTT and #closetotheriver (DON'T FORGET TO TAG @triptidelondon).

Example Images from this Trail

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