Tilbury to London Transfer Tour: Shoreditch Street Art with Black Cab Transportation

We'll explore the hidden streets and alleyways of this vibrant East London neighbourhood, where you'll see amazing art by some of the world's best street artists such as Jimmy C, Hunto, and Jim Vision. From small, hidden pieces to huge murals covering whole buildings—there's something here for everyone.

Arrival at Tilbury: Your London Welcome

Step off your ship and straight into a London icon. Your private Black Cab will be waiting at Tilbury Port for a smooth, comfortable transfer into the heart of the capital. You’ll be greeted by your driver, Shane Healy—a qualified Westminster Guide—who will handle your luggage and share expert insights as the city unfolds around you.

Once your bags are securely dropped at your hotel, Shane will introduce you to your expert guide, Lee Cooper, to begin your adventure.

While Lee leads you through London’s historic hidden gems on foot, you enjoy a luxury few travelers experience: Shane and his cab remain on standby throughout your tour. This "mobile base" offers total peace of mind. Whether you need a quick rest between landmarks, want to whisk away to a site further afield, or prefer to avoid uneven pavements, your support team is always a moment away. Follow Lee’s curated route or customise your own—this is London, exactly how you want to see it.

Discover the Street Art of London's Shorditch

We'll see intricate pieces high up on buildings, tags on car park walls, and everything in between. You'll see a variety of street art styles, including spray can, stencil, paste up, and even installation pieces. And you'll definitely see the weird and the wonderful including work by the ‘Broccoli Man’ who uses broccoli to create colourful artworks, which have recently gone viral.

We'll also take in the vibrant Brick Lane, famous for its curry houses, bagel shops and the newly opened Gilbert & George Centre. And we'll finish our tour at the Truman Brewery, an eclectic mix of galleries, fashion, vintage clothes, and street food. The original brewery has its roots in the 17th century and by the mid 1800s—under the name of the Black Eagle Brewery—it produced a whopping 400,000 barrels of beer per year. Cheers!

So join us for a unique and unforgettable experience of Shoreditch's street art scene, whilst soaking up the unique atmosphere of this bustling area of London’s edgy East End.

Seamless hotel drop off

After your unforgettable London experience, relax as Shane escorts you directly to your Central London hotel. We'll ensure a comfortable and efficient journey, dropping you right at the entrance, so you can unwind and reflect on your day of exploration without any hassle.