London, where empire, river and theatre converge

The River Thames is the iconic heart of London, winding through the British capital and connecting many of the city's most famous landmarks. Stretching past Tower Bridge, the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, and St Paul's Cathedral, this historic waterway offers some of the best views in the city. Visitors can enjoy scenic river cruises, riverside walks along the South Bank, and vibrant dining at waterfront restaurants, making the Thames an essential experience for anyone exploring London's rich history, culture, and modern energy.

Buckingham Palace, located in the heart of London, is the official residence of the British Monarch and one of the United Kingdom's most iconic royal landmarks. Home to King Charles III, this magnificent royal palace features 775 rooms, lavish State Rooms open to visitors each summer, and the world-famous balcony where the Royal Family appears during national celebrations. A must-visit London attraction, Buckingham Palace is also renowned for the daily Changing of the Guard ceremony, offering visitors a glimpse into centuries of British royal history and tradition.

St Paul's Cathedral, located in the heart of the City of London, is one of the United Kingdom's most iconic landmarks and a masterpiece of English Baroque architecture. Designed by renowned architect Sir Christopher Wren and completed in 1710, this historic Anglican cathedral is crowned by its world-famous dome, one of the largest in the world. For over 300 years, St Paul's has hosted royal weddings, state funerals, and national celebrations, including the wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Visitors can climb to the breathtaking Whispering Gallery, explore the historic crypt, and enjoy panoramic views of London from the Golden Gallery.

The West End, located in the heart of central London, is the city's world-famous entertainment and cultural district, celebrated as one of the greatest theatre destinations on the planet. Home to over 40 historic theatres staging legendary musicals, plays, and West End productions, this iconic London neighbourhood also offers vibrant nightlife, world-class dining, and premier shopping along Oxford Street, Regent Street, and Covent Garden. From the dazzling neon lights of Piccadilly Circus to the elegant streets of Mayfair, Soho, and Covent Garden, the West End captures the energy, glamour, and timeless charm of London at its very best.

Each month, the concierge team curates the very best of London, from unmissable exhibitions to hidden gems, all thoughtfully gathered into one guide. With their insider knowledge and planning already done for you, it’s the effortless way to experience the city like a true Savoy guest.

St Andrews, perched on Scotland's scenic Fife coast, is a historic seaside town world-famous as the "Home of Golf" and the birthplace of the sport. Home to the legendary Old Course and the prestigious University of St Andrews, Scotland's oldest university founded in 1413, this iconic Scottish destination blends rich medieval heritage with vibrant charm. Visitors can explore the dramatic ruins of St Andrews Cathedral and Castle, walk along the iconic West Sands Beach made famous by Chariots of Fire, and wander cobbled streets lined with cosy cafés, boutique shops, and traditional Scottish pubs.

Windsor unfolds across manicured royal parkland and elegant tree-lined avenues, where nearly 1,000 years of British royal history shape the timeless landscape. The world-famous Windsor Castle rises majestically above the historic town, while the River Thames winds quietly past charming streets, traditional pubs, and open meadows. Morning light settles over the vast Windsor Great Park, and evenings bring a softer pace defined by manicured gardens, riverside walks, and wide-open English skies.