The Inbetweeners Tour

The Inbetweeners Tour – For legends only (and their mates)

It’s been over 15 years since we first met four of the most tragically brilliant sixth-formers in British TV history – and now, it’s your turn to relive their finest (and most mortifying) moments on The Inbetweeners Tour. Warning: this day out may contain strong language, questionable decisions, and the odd fish punch.

Whether you were more of a briefcase-wanker like Will, a hopeless romantic like Simon, a pathological liar like Jay, or just… Neil – this tour has something for every fan who’s ever shouted “Bus wankers!” out of a moving vehicle. (We don’t recommend doing that on this tour, by the way.)

We’ll be heading deep into the suburban jungle of North West London – including glamorous hotspots like Ruislip, Watford, Uxbridge and Pinner – to visit the actual filming locations from the show and the films. That’s right, you’ll be standing exactly where Jay pretended to have had sex (again), Simon lost the plot over Carly (again), and Will got bullied (again).

Your guide (probably more Will than Jay, let’s be honest) will serve up behind-the-scenes stories, filming trivia, and maybe even test your knowledge with a quiz. Don’t worry, there’s no exam – this isn’t actual school.

What you’ll see:

• A walking tour past the lads’ houses
• The offie where Will tried to buy booze dressed like a Hasidic Jew
• The roundabout where flowerbeds went to die
• The road to Thorpe Park (that turned into a funeral…)
• The pub where Jay got dumped
• The school they all hated – Rudge Park Comprehensive
• And yes, you’ll even get to grab a pint in the pub where Jay tried being Australian. Bring ID. Jay’s fake one won’t cut it.

We’ll start and finish at Holland Park Station.

As Jay would say: “It’s gonna be well good, mate.”

Departure from Holland Park Station

Meet your guide outside Holland Park Station where you’ll begin a hilarious journey into the world of The Inbetweeners.

Lads’ Houses

Visit the suburban street used as the home neighbourhood of the four friends, where many of their schemes, arguments and questionable plans begin.

The School

See the exterior used as Rudge Park Comprehensive, where Will first arrives and the group navigate the chaos of sixth form life.

Local Off Licence

Stop at the shop featured in one of the show’s most memorable scenes, where Will attempts to buy alcohol with predictably disastrous results.

Infamous Roundabout

Visit the location of one of the series’ most ridiculous mishaps involving a car and a very unfortunate incident, now one of the show’s most quoted moments.

Pub Where Jay Gets Dumped

See the pub used during an awkward moment for Jay, with your guide explaining how real venues were used to film many of the show’s scenes.

Pub Where Jay Pretends to Be Australian

Continue to another pub where Jay attempts one of his most memorable reinventions, leading to one of the funniest encounters in the series.

Road to Thorpe Park

Visit the road featured during the journey to Thorpe Park, where what should have been a simple day out quickly turns into chaos.

More Filming Locations from the Series

Along the route your guide will point out additional locations used throughout the series, bringing more of the lads’ misadventures to life.

Return to Holland Park Station

Your tour concludes back at Holland Park Station.

Accommodation Suggestions

If you’re staying overnight, we recommend checking out Booking.com – click here for convenient hotel options.

Travelling to and around London

If you’re travelling into London by train, save money by booking your tickets in advance through the trainline website. Before setting off, it’s also worth checking Underground updates to see if there are any disruptions to the Tube service to avoid delays.

Getting around London is easiest with an Oyster card, which allows you to travel across the city using London’s public transport network. You can buy a Visitor Oyster card here before your trip.

Need an airport transfer? 

Book a reliable airport pickup here 

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.

Is the tour suitable for children?
– Due to strong language, adult themes, and frequent mentions of “clunge,” this tour is strictly for grown-ups. You’ve been warned.

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, driver and transport in a mini coach

– Exclusions: Gratuities (optional)

Due to strong language, adult themes, and frequent mentions of “clunge,” this tour is strictly for grown-ups. You’ve been warned.