I offer a range of walks as shown below. The duration of each walk is generally two hours and costs £10 per person.
For a group booking, no less than eight attendees are normally required with a maximum of twenty.
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Dank and dirty they may have been, but this is where it all happened in the 17th and 18th century City of London.
Business deals took place on narrow pavements and later in the coffee shops, beer houses and chop houses. See where business was conducted and hear about some of the deals.
The walk starts at St Paul’s underground station and finishes near the Monument.
On this walk you will hear about some of the medieval architects, Christopher Wren and his workshop, 18th century architects, some great memorials and not forgetting the grandeur of St Paul’s and the splendour of Westminster Abbey.
The walk starts at St Paul’s Cathedral and finishes at the Royal Exchange.
Explore the City of London, its institutions, the livery companies and how it makes our money.
Find out when and how the Bank of England was established and about the role of the Lord Mayor and the aldermen in the City’s affairs.
The walk starts at the Bank of England (Bank Underground Station) and finishes at its museum.
We walk through some of the Inns of Court and the Royal Courts of Justice and see where the students started.
Hear about famous people and famous cases and perhaps meet some real lawyers on the way.
An optional extra is to lunch in the stunning 16th century Middle Temple Hall. (Book in advance).
The walk starts at Chancery Lane Underground Station and finishes at Temple.
We hear about William Shakespeare and his theatres, follow characters immortalised by Charles Dickens, and be poetic with William Blake and T S Eliot.
The walk starts at Blackfriars Underground Station and finishes at Southwark.
London is blessed with more green spaces than any other city in the world. Choose a ramble around one of the great Royal parks such as the Regent’s Park or a tour of the unexpected gardens in the City of London.
The walk starts at Regent’s Park Underground Station or at St Paul’s for gardens in the City.
We find out what caused the last great plague to affect London in 1665 and what life was like then. Less than a year later the City is nearly destroyed by fire. Where did it start and stop?
How did the City get to grips with rebuilding much of what we see today?
The walk starts at Monument Underground Station and finishes near Smithfield.
Hear about the City of Westminster, people, power and politics.
Learn about the Royal Capital, see where the laws are made, how we are governed and some spectacular pageantry.
The walk starts and finishes at Westminster Station Underground Station.
The City of London and Docklands boast dramatic and striking architecture to tempt the new breed of financial entrepreneurs and the newly transformed banks.
It all started with the invasion of Britain by the troops of Emperor Claudius in AD43.
We follow the growth of the settlement of Londinium from a few years later to its demise in around 410. We then follow the trail from Southwark, near London Bridge, to the Barbican.
The walk starts on the south side of London Bridge and finishes at the Barbican.
Samuel Pepys left us his extraordinary diary chronicling nine years of momentous London history. We shall see where he lived, worked, loved and played!
The walk starts at Tower Hill Underground Station and finishes at St Brides Church Fleet Street.
It is the great characters who have made London as it is today.
Learn about some of them, the good and the bad and, their haunts in the financial city.
The walk starts at St Paul’s cathedral and finishes at the Guildhall.
Where did the bombs strike in both the first and second world war?
How did we manage? What has happened today? See how peace brought tranquil gardens, modern architecture and new communities.
The walk starts at St Paul’s cathedral and finishes at the Barbican.
The City of London and Docklands boast dramatic and striking architecture to tempt the new breed of financial entrepreneurs and the newly transformed banks.
See how floor space is squeezed into awkward spots soaring into the ether and hear about what used to be there.
The walk starts at Liverpool Street Underground Station and finishes near the Monument.
This is where London began.
Walk the river from the Tower of London to Docklands and hear about the history and characters on the way.
As this is a longer walk, we shall stop at a suitable hostelry on the way.
The walk starts at the north side of Tower Bridge and finishes in Docklands.
