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Piper Reopens For Factory Tours

After more than two years, Piper Aircraft has officially resumed tours of the manufacturing facilities at its headquarters in Vero Beach, Florida. The company postponed public tours in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Piper has been building aircraft at Vero Beach since the late 1950s and currently produces nine models at the location including the M600/SLS, M500, M350, Seminole, Archer family and Pilot 100i.

“It’s rare for a production facility like ours to open their doors to the public, but as one of the largest employers in Indian River County, we believe it’s important for our community to see what we do here each day,” said Ron Gunnarson, Piper vice president of sales, marketing, and customer support. “With over 85 years of stellar manufacturing experience, we hope our community will take the opportunity to see what we offer not only locally, but to the aviation industry at large.”

Piper is offering factory tours on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. local time. The visit, which last about two hours, is complimentary and open to people ages 16 and older. According to Piper, the tours provide an “in-depth look at their advanced production line” along with a stop at the on-site Piper Pilot Shop.

Did the Piper factory tour some time in the 90’s when visiting from OZ,, it was absolutely brilliant. Well done Piper crew.

Did the tour in 2018. As a Cherokee owner it was very interesting to learn more company history and see how Piper aircraft are manufactured. I did a short write up on my Cherokee blog https://n98297.blogspot.com/2018/05/piper-factory-vero-beach.html .

Very cool. It would do a pilot well to see how aircraft are built. A little knowledge about the nuts and bolts of aircraft construction can give you a little more confidence in the plane that you fly.

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Private tours of london and southern england with piper tours, a walk around….

Please see my “Contacts & Terms” page for covid-19 guidance.  For those who can’t travel to London at the moment, please see my “Virtual Tours and Lectures” page for virtual alternatives during this difficult time

London is made up of lots of different neighbourhoods, each with their own unique character.  Take a walk around and discover some of these varied areas.  All tours can be included in a tailor-made tour or enjoyed on their own as a private group tour . 

Private group tours last approximately 2-2.5 hours.  Normal minimum group size 15, maximum group size 25.  Please see  “Contacts & Terms” for pricing.

The City of Westminster; London’s “must see” sights

The City of Westminster is London’s royal and political heart and this walking tour will show you the top “must see” attractions.  The Palace of Westminster (better known as the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben) are truly iconic, overlooking the river Thames, home of Parliament and site of 1,000 years of living history.  Westminster Abbey is the royal church, famous for coronations and royal weddings and a gothic  masterpiece.  Whitehall is where the country is actually governed, lined with government ministries and 10 Downing Street, and marked by the Cenotaph national memorial. 

Trafalgar Square is the geographical and emotional heart of London, overseen by the British hero admiral Nelson on top of his column.  Lastly a pleasant walk along the grand ceremonial route and through gorgeous royal parks takes us to Buckingham Palace, home of the queen and HQ of the British monarchy.  We will admire the architecture of all these beautiful buildings and spaces and learn about their history and the people who live and work in them today.

If Changing the Guard is scheduled for the day of the tour I will incorporate this and ensure you get the best possible view. If not I will make sure you have the opportunity to admire and have your photo taken with the soldiers who guard HM The Queen.

The City of London; historic London and financial centre

The City of London is where London began, almost 2000 years ago, as Roman Londinium.  Today it is the financial “square mile”, home to the Bank of England and numerous banks and financial services companies.  

Modernity bumps up against the past at every corner, with modern glass skyscrapers, like the Gherkin, the Walkie Talkie and the Cheesegrater, towering over medieval churches.

The City is also entirely unique its governance with its own Lord Mayor and Corporation.  Learn how these institutions evolved since the 12th century, their ancient traditions and responsibilities today. 

No tour of the City would be complete without seeing some of Christopher Wren’s (the architect who built St Paul’s Cathedral) beautiful City churches, some hidden City gardens and finding out what makes a cockney (or true Londoner)

Bankside and Shakespeare’s London

Take a walk through Bankside, south of the river Thames and one of the oldest parts of London.  It was settled by the Romans and became part of London’s first suburb (Southwark).  In the medieval period it was an industrial area, with lots of involvement in the food and drink industries and in the Victorian era it was home to flourishing docks and warehouses.  Traces of this Roman, medieval and industrial past survive to be discovered and explored.  Today it is a bustling foodie and entertainment district, centred around Borough Market, riverside pubs and the Glove theatre.  It also has some of London’s most stunning riverside views! 

Bankside’s most famous resident was William Shakespeare, who lived and worked here in the late 16th and early 17th centuries, when the area was London’s theatre and entertainment district.  Discover how the theatre developed, both physically and artistically, what going to the theatre in Shakespeare’s time was like and explore the places Shakespeare would have known.

Covent Garden; markets and theatres

Take a walk around London’s theatre, shopping and entertainment district.  From its beginnings in the 17th century as London’s first luxury neighbourhood, wander through its beautiful piazza and the neighbourhood’s narrow winding streets and learn how the fortunes of the area fell and then rose again thanks to the local community.  

Covent Garden is home to many theatres, including the two oldest, and our tour will explore the growth of London’s theatreland and discover important places and characters in its development, from the theatre where women were first allowed to appear on stage to the actor-manager who introduced a more natural stage acting style.

In the 18th century Covent Garden was London’s red-light district and a notorious slum, giving rise to the creation of London’s first professional police force, the Bow Street Runners.  We will discover how they came to operate and their famous old headquarters.  Today Covent Garden is completely transformed and we will enjoy the quirky boutiques and cafes of this vibrant neighbourhood.

St James’s; home of the traditional gentleman

Take a walk around the exclusive enclave of St James’s, neighbour to two palaces, bordered by the fashionable shopping street of Piccadilly and on the edge of the West End theatre district.  St James’s is the traditional home of English gentlemen, with its famous gentlemen’s clubs and old fashioned shops.  

Our tour will start on Pall Mall, with its grand embassies and clubs, and royal connections.  We will explore the elegant architecture and learn about the royals most closely associated with the neighbourhood, Charles II and George IV, as well as admiring one of the loveliest statues of the Queen’s family.  We will locate some of its traditional clubs, and discover why they were built, what it takes to be a member, and some of their most famous alumni.  At the end of Pall Mall is the frequently forgotten royal palace of St James’s, with 500 years of history from the time of Henry VIII.

St James’s is famous for its exclusive boutique shops and the next part of our tour will visit all the shops a gentleman might need to be fully outfitted in shoes, suits, shirts, freshly groomed and with a cigar in his hand – including the shop that invented the bowler hat and made the hat worn by Oddjob in the James Bond film Goldfinger!  We will visit delightful covered arcades built in the Regency period as well as the famous department store of Fortnum and Mason.  After such frivolities it is time to focus on a bit of culture and we will admire Burlington House and a beautiful Wren church as we make our way towards Piccadilly Circus, glamourous / garish gateway to the West End.

Temple and Lincoln’s Inn; secret cloisters of the legal profession

Inner Temple, Middle Temple and Lincoln’s Inn are 3 of the ancient Inns of Court which became the centre of the English legal system in the 14th century.  Today they remain the offices of barristers (the lawyers in wigs who stand up in court and represent you).  All inns were set up on a similar pattern, a bit like an Oxbridge college, with accommodation for the lawyers to eat, sleep and study (today offices) a Great Hall to eat in and a chapel to pray in.

Explore the history of this unique neighbourhood, its stunning examples of Norman, Elizabethan and Victorian Gothic architecture, and learn of the people who have lived and worked here.

Stepping into one of the Inns of Court feels like stepping back in time into a peaceful oasis of historic buildings, winding lanes and squares and beautiful gardens.  It’s no wonder that TV and film companies visit frequently and you will recognise locations from Poirot, Miss Marple and Bridget Jones!

A walking tour of Temple and Lincoln’s Inn can combine well with a tour of Sir John Soane’s Museum

Bloomsbury; intellectual and medical neighbourhood

Take a walk through Bloomsbury, London’s intellectual area!  Within its tranquil 18th and 19th century squares, you will find the British Museum, numerous University of London colleges and departments and the homes of many famous literary inhabitants and publishers.  We will explore some of these institutions and people, such as Virginia Woolf, the Bloomsbury Group, TS Eliot, Hans Sloane and Charles Dickens.  See the building where the Ministry of Information invented the slogan “Keep Calm and Carry On” during World War 2 and which later inspired the Ministry of Truth in George Orwell’s 1984.

But Bloomsbury is also associated with medicine, hospitals and most especially with children.  Learn about the creation of Great Ormond Street Hospital and about an even earlier hospital, the Foundling Hospital, Britain’s first home for abandoned children. 

Or simply take a walk through Bloomsbury’s tranquil squares, set around beautifully landscaped gardens, and admire the simple Georgian architecture.  Discover this friendly area, built on a domestic scale, within the hustle and bustle of modern London!

Notting Hill; vibrant village and film set

Take a walk around Notting Hill, the west London urban village known for Hugh Grant, Portobello Rd antiques market and Carnival!

Explore the origins of the area (with piggeries and potteries), then admire its beautiful 19th century terraced houses and secluded private gardens built in elegant sweeping crescents, some painted in lovely pastel ice cream colours!

Soak up the atmosphere of vibrant Portobello Road with its antique and vintage boutiques and busy street market

Meet some of its famous residents, the hippies and bohemians who have shaped its character and explore its role as a popular film set!

The East End; working class melting pot and hipsters

Take a walk through the East End, the area of London where immigrants have traditionally settled and made their homes.  Walking through Shoreditch and Spitalfields we will explore how Huguenot (French Protestant) refugees in the 17th century were followed by Irish labourers in the 18th century, Jewish refugees in the 19th century and the Bengali and Bangladeshi community in the 1960s and 1970s, each in turn shaping the character of the area.  

Most recently the artistic community have settled in the East End and pioneered the gentrification of the area.  This is seen in vibrant street art, by artists such as Banksy and Ben Eine, and in the bustling markets of Spitalfields and Brick Lane.

Today the area is at the heart of the booming technology, media and advertising sectors of the economy, poised for yet another change of character.  Discover this colourful and buzzing tourist-friendly area off the normal beaten track!

The Docklands (Wapping); the river and its docks

The Thames is the heart of London and the reason for its existence.  This tour starts at Tower Hill on the edge of Docklands where we will remember some of the people and institutions that made up London’s docks, before exploring the first of our docks, linked to the luxury goods trade.  

The atmospheric neighbourhood of Wapping is dotted with historic riverside pubs and stories of smugglers and pirates.  We will learn how this was countered with the creation of the world’s oldest uniformed police force and the creation of the 19th century cargo docks.  These made London the “warehouse of the world” and we will explore some of the best-preserved stretches of Victorian warehouse architecture.

Of course nothing lasts forever, and London’s docks experienced a rapid decline between the late 1960s and late 1970s, before their most recent redevelopment and reimagining.  The tour ends with a symbol of this rebirth of the docklands – the Millennium Dome or O2.

The Docklands (Rotherhithe); redeveloped docks and historic fishing village

Get off the beaten track and imagine you are exploring a wooded and marshy coastline and visiting a cobbled fishing village, whilst catching sight of steel and glass skyscrapers on the horizon.

This tour explores the Rotherhithe peninsula, dotted with the interlocked docks and waterways of Surrey Commercial Docks.  Learn about the history of the area when it was part of the “warehouse of the world” with goods arriving from as far away as Greenland, Canada and Russia.  Today the docks have been redeveloped for housing, watersports and wildlife, with stunning views of the skyscrapers of London’s 2 financial centres; the City and Canary Wharf.

Historic Rotherhithe village was a shipbuilding centre in the 17th century, and it was from here that the MAYFLOWER set sail to journey to the New World in 1620. 

It is also home to the Brunel Museum and the entrance shaft to the tunnel under the river Thames built by Marc and Isambard Kingdom Brunel.  Here they pioneered tunnelling underwater and built the oldest underground structure in London’s Underground, itself the oldest underground system in the world

This tour is slightly longer than other tours on this page (2.5 hours) and you should wear sensible shoes for muddy paths.

King’s Cross; Railways, Writers and Regeneration

The area around King’s Cross station has changed out of all recognition in the last 10 years – come and explore the changes and celebrate the wonderful industrial heritage that has been preserved.

Our tour starts at St Pancras railway station, fronted by the old Midland Hotel, a neo-gothic masterpiece to rival the Houses of Parliament!  We will explore the magnificent architecture of the hotel and station, before walking past the monumental British Library and the cutting edge research facility the Francis Crick Institute (the “armadillo” building”) to a reminder of pre-industrial King’s Cross at St Pancras Old Church.  This now peaceful spot was churned up by the 19th century railway builders, but today the graveyard provides a reminder of the rural past and  curious links to famous writers and architects.  

We will explore the heart of the King’s Cross regeneration, which has taken a semi-derelict industrial area and turned it into sought after homes, HQs for big corporations and universities, elegant squares and interesting parks, all while preserving the heritage of canals, railways, coal drops and gas holders.

We will finish at King’s Cross station with its wonderful Victorian train sheds and modern glazed concourse, beloved to all Harry Potter fans as home to Platform 9 and 3/4.

Chelsea (Part 1); Bohemian village on the river

Chelsea’s history goes back to the Tudors when Henry VIII and Sir Thomas More, his Lord Chancellor, owned manor houses in beautiful countryside bordering the river Thames.  In the 17 th  century Charles II built a road through the area, the King’s Road, and founded the Royal Hospital Chelsea for old, sick and injured soldiers.  Hans Sloane, physician, naturalist and collector, left his mark in the 18 th  century and his legacy survives today in place names and unique gardens.  Artists, writers and philosophers flocked to bohemian Chelsea in the 19 th  century and by the 1960s it was at the centre of “Swinging London” and THE place to come to buy a mini skirt.  Today the annual Chelsea Flower Show is a must for any gardener.

This walking tour of Chelsea (Part 1) concentrates on riverside Chelsea, starting with the iconic Royal Hospital Chelsea, originally designed by Christopher Wren, home to the Chelsea Pensioners and with wonderful riverside gardens.  We will then explore Chelsea Embankment, wiggling along quiet tree-lined streets to find secret gardens and medieval churches.  Along the way we will learn about those who have lived and worked in Chelsea, from Oscar Wilde, to George Eliot, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Thomas Carlyle, Thomas More and many more….

Chelsea (Part 2); Fashionable Village Chelsea

My second walking tour of Chelsea (Part  2) concentrates on the fashionable shopping and residential areas, starting at Sloane Square with Peter Jones, the world’s largest workers’ co-operative! We will then explore some of the distinctive architecture of the Cadogan estate (which owns much of Chelsea) before strolling down the vibrant King’s Road.  We’ll learn about its evolution from private royal road to a shopping icon.  Along the way we’ll meet some of the people who have called Chelsea home, including John Barry, PL Travers who wrote Mary Poppins, fictional spies James Bond and George Smiley, Vivien Leigh and Bram Stoker.  We’ll enjoy its gorgeous architecture, especially its rainbow coloured homes.  We finish with the iconic Royal Hospital Chelsea, originally designed by Christopher Wren, home to the Chelsea Pensioners.

Highgate; village on the hill

We will start our tour at Highgate East Cemetery, soaking in the gothic atmosphere and visiting the graves of notable people.  Highgate Cemetery is one of the earliest private garden cemeteries in England, created as a reaction to overcrowded and unsanitary churchyards in the 19 th century.  The first part to open was Highgate Cemetery West in 1839 (which we will not be visiting) followed by the East Cemetery in 1860.  Today Highgate East Cemetery is home to many of Highgate’s most famous residents inc Karl Marx, the novelist George Eliot and lots of writers, artists, political thinkers and actors.  Above all it is a peaceful, reflective space with a huge variety of memorials and monuments. 

From the cemetery we will walk to Highgate village.  As its name suggests it is perched high on a hill overlooking London and has a wonderful village feel, with a village green, loads of local pubs, a church and a famous school.  Over the years it has been home to and inspired numerous writers and we will explore the places associated with the romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who lived here for much of his life, and Charles Dickens who briefly lived here and set part of David Copperfield here.  Highgate also has a huge variety of domestic architecture, from late 17 th century houses, to a 1920s mock Tudor estate, to one of the most famous famous examples of Modernist architecture in London designed by renowned architect Berthold Lubetkin.

Note: There is an additional £4 entrance charge to visit Highgate East Cemetery

Note: The tour of the village includes one very steep hill that cannot be avoided, so if you are a wheelchair user please contact Caroline to discuss if this is suitable for you.

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• JulieArquette 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great day 😘 in Moscow We booked a one day your and were able to change the itinerary as we wanted to visit WW2 memoreal. Our guide was very knowledgeable and passionate and explained us a lot about Moscow life now and back to Soviet times. Loved our day, thank you, Mariya and all Read more Written March 5, 2020
• creitzy 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Guide Have used Anton 2 times now for different friends when they have visited Moscow.he is very knowledgeable, friendly, helpful and speaks very good English.i would recommend the metro tour and WW II museum. Thanks again Read more Written February 11, 2020
• JeffKuptchuck 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles This is definitely a unique experience After looking at all of the big cathedrals in Moscow and being rather overwhelmed this was a much more intimate and personal experience. It was great to be able to be there by ourselves and the monk that showed us around and Anton both were obviously very passionate about the monastery so you were able to understand much better what the various churches and icons meant to them The view from the bell tower was awesome even if the climb up took some faith! Dinner was very good except for my wife who doesn't like fish and that is all they eat at the monastery besides vegetables, but still very unique dinner. Read more Written February 9, 2020
• justinbM9877MC 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Sightseeing in Moscow over New Year’s Anton was great, very friendly, knowledgeable about local history as well as general Russian history, and had good recommendations for day trips that didn’t over-schedule. He was easy to work with and an excellent English-language speaker. Would highly recommend. Read more Written January 26, 2020
• TanechkaVas 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles The whole day tour to Zvenigorod, the country side of Moscow, with Anton. We organized that tour from Australia well ahead of time, planning to visit Zvenigorod with big group of extended family and friends with teens as part of our New Year trip to Moscow. The communication with Anton, our guide, was excellent during the time since booking till the excursion day. The actual day was organized very good, taken into account mixed group of adults, born in USSR and kids, born in Australia. Anton organized our activities to be suitable for all of us. As adults, we were enjoyed country side during winter and Monastery's quietness and ability to jump to the cold "holy" water at one of the oldest Monasteries of Russia - Savva Storoghevskiy Man Monastery. That was the most amazing and nearly magical experience! Kids were enjoyed of snow and treats Anton provide for us, including buisquits and Sbiten'. We also visited very interesting Museum of Russian desserts and learn a lot about ancient russian sweets; have a look on our past in the Museum of USSR and bought some yammie things to enjoy later. In general we all agree that our tour to Zvenigorod with Anton was enjoyable and educational; well organized and unforgettable. We wish we would have more time there! We would recommend such trip to everyone wishing to see Russia's country side. Read more Written January 17, 2020
• GuidesAndGuides 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Loved this experience. Especially the hidden gems! Anton brought us around places which we couldn't have done it alone. I went with the family, my husband and two daughters and they enjoyed every minute. Anton was very attentive to our needs and have good connections with the local communities. We tasted delicious Russian lunch on this tour. We had a fun time painting our Russian dolls (matryoshka) and finished the trip with a great feeling of connection to Russian culture, tasty food, fantastic people and magnificent architecture.   Do not hesitate to book this tour. It is worth your money and time. It was a great day, Thank you Anton! Read more Written January 14, 2020
• 161sinemg 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles It was a very interesting experience This tour was the most exciting activity on our trip to Moscow. I would strongly recommend but climbing stairs was a bit hard. I will not forget all my life. Many thanks to our guide Hektor and Anton Read more Written January 7, 2020
• Mustafa19890 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Tour was amazing We had exceptional experience 45 meters deep underground. You really feel how it was to be in Soviet Union during the Cold War era, what were their fears Read more Written December 27, 2019
• yeatharhiu 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Unique Experience Victor is our English speaking guide. It's a small group tour so you dont have to worry about being left out. He took us down the bunker 43 meter down the surface, explained about the heavy doors and let us open them, kept us informed about its functions and introduced us whatever exhibits were left there. Very patient guide and informative tour. Sign up for it if you are in Moscow. Read more Written December 26, 2019
• NickRobson101 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles WOW. We absolutely recommend this tour! This is a tour for the senses and truly exceeded our expectations. There is an interesting balance of history, access you would not expect around a monastery, the visuals of the architecture and decoration, unique chance to observe the inner workings of the monastery, views from vantage points and the towers. Favourite parts included climbing the bell tower for the bell ringing and an exceptionally good meal. For something interestingly different that will add unique memories and experiences Read more Written December 20, 2019
• Loxiee 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles The Highlight of our trip Elena, was very attentive and knowledgeable. She took us through the city as if she was a long lost friend. She made us not only feel comfortable in any way possible but she made the experience feel like a another day in our hometown. I am so happy to have met her, she was the highlight of our entire trip. Read more Written December 17, 2019
• Deryabayazit 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing and delicious We had great time, Anton showed us around Moscow local food, it was jus awesome. Tasty and a lot of fun!!! Read more Written December 14, 2019
• ShingoKamiki 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Interesting and delicious Had a tour and dinner inside the monastery with Moscow with Locals. It was a very interesting tour, a monk presented us the monastery, the temples, the bell tower with ringing bells. Amazing! And then we had delicious dinner with Russian traditional cuising, Lovely! Arigatou, Anton! Read more Written December 8, 2019
• Hideo_Aoki78 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Moscow is marvelous Good job, Anton! We were a group of friends from Japan and Anton did a great job, showing us Moscow. The metro is so interesting and important for local citizens, Red Square is amazing, St. Basil cathedral was iconic both outside and even more interesting inside. It was both interesting and educational seeing central Moscow streets. Anton managed to book us a table for lunch with delicious local food and he helped us with recommendations for dinner (booked is a table as well). Brilliant job, Moscow with locals! Read more Written December 1, 2019

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