Spitalfields London Walking Tour A Spitalfields saunter. About the Spitalfields London Walking Tour The term “East End,” was enthusiastically embraced by the popular press who used it to create an image of the area as a hot bed of villainy. The Salvation Army labelled the area “Darkest England”. The few square miles of Whitechapel and …
Thames River Walking Tour London River – that’s the river for me. About the Thames River Walking Tour This exciting walk follows the Thames path on the North bank. From the ‘wobbly’ bridge to the bridging point that created London, the London Bridge will enlighten and entertain you. This walking tour takes in the bridges, …
The Monarchy in The City Walking Tour A right royal ramble. About the Monarchy in the City Walking Tour The City of London may boast that it wasn’t conquered in 1066, but kings, queens, and all manner of royalty have left their mark on the City over the centuries. The City of London has connections …
A Roman London Walking Tour A day-tripper guide to Roman London. About the Roman London Walking Tour According to mythology the earth was surrounded by a mighty sea called Oceanus; by extending the influence of Rome to the equivalent of outer space the Emperor Claudius was going against accepted wisdom. Britain was worthless and scary …
A Wapping Adventure Walking Tour The other East End, and all things sailor town. About the Wapping Walking Tour Wapping was once a franchise of executions and home to more pirates than the Caribbean. The Docklands became derelict lands, home to a tiger on the loose and a gruesome burial. Wapping is where Tobacco was …
Central City of London Discovery Tour A semi-circular walk for a square mile! About the Central City of London Walking Tour “When a man is tired of…” Too obvious? How about this from Sir Michael Caine? “I still love London, no matter what they do to it.” Welcome to a circular walking tour of the …
The Architecture of Sir Christopher Wren Walking Tour Hunting the Wren 300 in the City of London. About the Sir Christopher Wren Walking Tour Sir Christopher Wren, one of London’s most celebrated and famous architects, died in 1723, but as the inscription says, “‘If you seek his monument look around.” Wren is our most famous …
