Mr Bean Tour

Welcome to the Mr Bean Tour — a fun London Black Taxi adventure through South West London, starting and finishing at Sloane Square Station. You wont need to sit on top of a moving vehicle like Mr Bean himself. Instead you can sit back and enjoy four hours of fun and silliness.

You’ll travel in a classic London Black Taxi with a professional driver and a separate expert guide, leaving you free to enjoy the view and listen to the stories. Throughout the Mr Bean Tour, your guide links each location directly to the episode in which it appeared, bringing the silent comedy of Mr Bean vividly back to life.

Your journey begins at the park featured in Mr. Bean Goes to Town, where Mr Bean politely asks a passer-by to take his photograph… only for the camera to be stolen moments later.

Next, the Mr Bean Tour rolls on to the department store seen in Do It Yourself, Mr Bean, a location forever associated with Mr Bean’s uniquely flawed approach to shopping and self-improvement. From there, you’ll visit the school used in Back to School, Mr Bean, where adult education collides head-on with childlike logic and social misunderstanding.

You’ll then pass the location used in the show’s iconic Intro, where Mr Bean quite literally falls from the sky, deposited onto a London pavement as if the universe itself didn’t know what else to do with him. Shortly after, you’ll see where Mr Bean stops to watch a busker at the start of The Return of Mr Bean.

The next stop on the Mr Bean Tour is the dentist location from The Trouble with Mr Bean, where Mr Bean parks his beloved mini and bumps someone’s three-wheeler out the way. Along the way, your guide will also point out the former home of Teddington Studio which was used to film interior studio scenes.

Festive confusion awaits at the site of the Christmas Fayre from Merry Christmas, Mr. Bean, complete with brass bands playing cheerful carols while Mr Bean quietly disrupts seasonal goodwill. Nearby, you’ll see the town centre streets where he famously chases his runaway shoe, turning an everyday problem into an unnecessarily physical ordeal from Mr. Bean Goes to Town.

The tour concludes with the exterior of Mr Bean’s home, as seen in The Trouble with Mr Bean, used in the TV series.

By the time you return to Sloane Square, you won’t just have visited filming locations — you’ll have experienced London the Mr Bean way.

Departure from Sloane Square

Meet your guide at Sloane Square Station where you’ll begin a wonderfully silly journey into the world of Mr Bean.

The Park from Mr Bean Goes to Town

Your journey begins at the park where Mr Bean politely asks a passer-by to take his photograph before discovering moments later that the camera has disappeared.

The Department Store from Do It Yourself, Mr Bean

Visit the department store forever associated with Mr Bean’s unusual approach to shopping and his chaotic attempts at home improvement.

The School from Back to School, Mr Bean

Continue to the school where Mr Bean returns to education and quickly proves that adult learning can be far more complicated than expected.

The Introductory Scene Location

Pass the spot used in the show’s famous opening sequence where Mr Bean quite literally falls from the sky onto a London street, leaving puzzled passers-by wondering exactly where he came from.

The Busker Scene from The Return of Mr Bean

See the location where Mr Bean pauses to watch a street performer, leading to one of the episode’s memorable comic moments.

The Dentist from The Trouble with Mr Bean

Visit the dentist location where Mr Bean parks his beloved Mini in his usual unconventional fashion and pushes another vehicle out of the way.

Teddington Studios

Along the route your guide will point out the former site of Teddington Studios, where many of the interior scenes for the series were filmed.

The Christmas Fayre from Merry Christmas, Mr Bean

Continue to the location of the festive market where seasonal cheer is quietly disrupted by Mr Bean’s uniquely awkward behaviour.

The Runaway Shoe Scene

See the streets where Mr Bean chases his runaway shoe, turning a simple mishap into a surprisingly energetic pursuit.

Mr Bean’s Home

Finish at the exterior used as Mr Bean’s home, a location that appears throughout the series as the starting point for many of his misadventures.

Return to Sloane Square

Your guide will accompany you back to Sloane Square Station where the tour finishes.

Accommodation Suggestions

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Travelling to and Around London

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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.

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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. 

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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: 

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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 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 and transport by air-conditioned vehicle

– Exclusions: Gratuities (optional)