Mission Impossible Tour

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to step into the shadowy world of espionage, deception, and high-stakes action on the Mission: Impossible Locations Tour.

This is not just a walking tour. This is an intelligence operation. You will walk in the footsteps of Ethan Hunt and the elite agents of the IMF (Impossible Missions Force) as you unlock the secrets behind one of cinema’s most explosive franchises. From covert rendezvous points to death-defying chase routes, your objective is to uncover the hidden London locations where Mission: Impossible history was made.

Operation: London
Commencing deep in the heart of the capital, this mission takes you across more than 15 classified locations featured in Mission: Impossible I, V, VI, and the newest intel, Final Reckoning. You’ll infiltrate areas across the City of London, Westminster, and Southwark, no disguise required.

Along your journey, you’ll encounter some of the highlights, including:

• The 17th-century pub where Hunt and Stickell debrief over a well-earned pint in the final moments of MI1

• The exact path where Ethan pursued August Walker through the chaos of Fallout

• The rooftop ledge where Tom Cruise shattered his ankle performing a real stunt because he actually does those

• The alleyway ambush where Solomon Lane reappears in London after his extraction from Paris

• The haunting cathedral where Ethan interrupts a naval funeral mid-mission

• The knife fight alley from Rogue Nation, where Ilsa Faust goes blade-to-blade with The Bone Doctor

• Trafalgar Square Station, seen in The Final Reckoning

This is just a snapshot of the full operation. The tour includes many more hidden gems and high-stakes filming locations.

But that’s not all. Your guide will take you off the grid, through hidden passageways, obscure alleys, and blink-and-you-miss-them tunnels where IMF agents once ran, leaped, and narrowly escaped capture.

Yes, you’ll even discover which windows Ethan Hunt jumps through (spoiler: there’s more than one). You’ll stand where legends ran, fought, and disappeared into the shadows. And when you see the Tate Modern, remember that rooftop chase wasn’t CGI. It was Cruise, sprinting for his life and for the shot.

Good news: Unlike Agent Hunt, you won’t have to run. This mission proceeds at a relaxed pace, ideal for taking intel—sorry, photos—along the way. As per IMF protocol, group sizes are strictly limited to 20 agents to maintain operational security and your comfort.

Your mission concludes at Trafalgar Square, as seen in Final Reckoning. Debrief there. Or linger in the square, if you dare.

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Please also note:
This tour is not accessible for wheelchair users or for parents with prams or buggies
All people under 18 must be accompanied by an adult on all tours

Departure from Shangri-La Hotel At The Shard

Meet your guide outside the Shangri-La Hotel at The Shard where your Mission: Impossible adventure begins.

A Historic London Pub

Early in the tour you’ll visit the exterior of the traditional 17th-century pub where Ethan Hunt and Luther Stickell share a quiet moment after their mission in the final scenes of the original film.

The Fallout Chase Route

Follow the route where Ethan Hunt races through London in pursuit of August Walker during the thrilling chase sequence, and learn how real streets were used to create the high-speed action on screen.

The Rooftop Stunt Location

Visit the famous rooftop where Tom Cruise performed the daring jump that resulted in his real-life injury, a moment that was kept in the final cut of the film.

The Alleyway Ambush

Step into the narrow passage where Solomon Lane dramatically reappears following his extraction, a tense and pivotal moment in the story.

The Cathedral Mission Scene

See the striking cathedral used in the series where Ethan interrupts a naval funeral during a covert mission, set against an impressive architectural backdrop.

The Rogue Nation Knife Fight

Continue to the alleyway featured in Rogue Nation where Ilsa Faust confronts the Bone Doctor in a gripping and intense fight sequence.

The Tate Modern Chase Area

Pass by the area surrounding Tate Modern where part of the rooftop chase was filmed, with insight into how the sequence was achieved using practical stunts.

Hidden Streets and Passageways

Explore lesser-known streets, tunnels and passageways used for secret meetings, surveillance and escape scenes throughout the films.

Final Stop – Trafalgar Square

Finish your mission at this iconic London landmark seen in Final Reckoning, the perfect place to conclude your action-packed tour.

Accommodation Suggestions

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Travelling to and Around London

Travelling into London by train? Save money by booking your tickets in advance through trainline website.

Once in London, check Underground updates to see if there are any disruptions to the tube service. Getting around London is easiest with an Oyster card, which allows you to use public transport across the city. You can buy a Visitor Oyster card here.

Need an airport transfer? 

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Theatre Tickets 

London’s famous West End is just a short distance from many of our tour locations. If you’re planning to see a show, you can browse a wide range of discounted theatre tickets for popular productions across the city. 

Find shows and book tickets here: 

Browse London Theatre Tickets 

London Pass 

If you’re planning to visit several attractions while in London, the London Pass can help you save money. It provides access to 80+ top attractions, including the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey and river cruises. 

Learn more and see what’s included: 

Explore the London Pass 

Is the tour accessible?
– This guided tour is not accessible for wheelchair users or parents with prams or buggies due to the uneven surfaces on the route. British Sign Language is not provided on the tour.

Do children need to be accompanied?
– All people under 18 (i.e. 17 years old and younger) must be accompanied by an adult (aged 18 years or over) on all tours

Is the tour suitable for children?
– Yes as long as they are accompanied by an adult

Does the tour still go ahead if there is bad weather?
– Yes, unless on very rare occasions when we have to cancel e.g Force Majeure

– Free Cancellations – Cancel for free up to 24 hours before departure—no questions asked.

– Unlimited Rescheduling – Change your tour date as many times as you need without extra charges.

– Save £££s Booking Direct – Enjoy the guaranteed lowest price when you book directly with us (the direct operator of the tour).

– Hassle-Free Booking Experience – Get excellent customer service with your questions answered quickly and easily by our expert team who know the tours better than anyone.

– Trip Protection Insurance – Add extra peace of mind with optional trip protection insurance available at checkout. 

– Inclusions: Professional guide

– Exclusions: Gratuities (optional)