Explore Georgian North Clerkenwell discovering tales of radicals and clowns, we will see see great Georgian engineering feats from engineering to town planning, in an area where Georgians came to play and be entertained.
Delve into the past & investigate the relationship between different classes of society in London and what this meant for the alcohol they were able to drink.
Uncover the secrets of St James’s in this scandalous tour, known for its connection to Royalty and the aristocracy since the reign of King Henry VIII
To mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, this new guided walk explores the history of the Queen’s accession to the throne and her coronation.
Explore the area once dominated by the black friars.
Marvel at modern innovations, award-winning architecture and medieval priory remains. Stand on the site once belonging to Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII.
Learn about the lost palace once given to Katharine of Aragon as a wedding present by her new husband Henry VIII.
Slave traders, David Bowie and the statue that almost broke London Bridge – there is more to Clapham Common than meets the eye!
Imagine a time before the world was mapped, when people's every move depended on what they could see from their home. Now imagine being stuck there with no way to escape as plague sweep through town and claim more victims each day...
Explore the City of London in Medieval times.
Go back in time to experience life in one of the most exciting and dangerous cities in England.
This walking tour explores how Pimlico has been shaped by some important and influential planning, housing and design ideas in the 18th to 21st centuries.
Experience Victorian literature come to life. Would you be able to survive in Victorian London?
It’s hardly surprising with its length of history that London is one of the spookiest cities in Europe.
This is a 90 minute Farringdon walk featuring bleeding hearts and body parts, murderers, martyrs & public executions.
Explore the City's changing river front.
Learn the use of the river Thames and the London which has grown around it.
Learn about the importance of the Regent’s Canal and how its fortunes have changed over the centuries.
A music-themed guided walk in London’s West End, touching on the lighter side, about composers connected with the Strand and some of the places where their music was performed.
On this walking tour we'll see the beautiful townhouses of the ruling classes and discover how this land was developed by one of the most important.
Be surprised at how much greenery there is in this the most ancient part of London and why it is increasing.
Step back into London of 1666. Hear how the fire unfurled and left disaster in its wake.
Explore today’s markets and their historical roots
Find out about the City of London on this walk through Europe’s financial capital.
On this walking tour we'll see the beautiful townhouses of the ruling classes and discover how this land was developed by one of the most important.
Imagine a time before the world was mapped, when people's every move depended on what they could see from their home. Now imagine being stuck there with no way to escape as plague sweep through town and claim more victims each day...
Explore the area once dominated by the black friars.
Marvel at modern innovations, award-winning architecture and medieval priory remains. Stand on the site once belonging to Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII.
Learn about the lost palace once given to Katharine of Aragon as a wedding present by her new husband Henry VIII.
Explore what Winston Churchill, Abraham Lincoln and Nelson Mandela have in common, visit filming locations used in blockbuster films such as 'Harry Potter', Skyfall and Da Vinci Code.
If you love the City of London’s architecture around the area of St Paul’s cathedral and want to improve your photography skills on your smartphone, then sign up to Alastair’s smartphone photo walk.
Be surprised at how much greenery there is in this the most ancient part of London and why it is increasing.
Explore the City's changing river front.
Learn the use of the river Thames and the London which has grown around it.
