Black History Walks in the Heart of Westminster
London’s black history stretches back centuries, back to the Roman occupation of Britain. So how much of this history do we actually know? Join us for a fascinating walk through…
London’s black history stretches back centuries, back to the Roman occupation of Britain. So how much of this history do we actually know? Join us for a fascinating walk through…
Everyone’s heard about The Great Fire of London of 1666, but whoever’s heard about that epic blaze which tore through the Houses of Parliament in 1834?! The day before the…
Westminster Guides are marking National Walking Month courtesy of London Heritage Quarter BID, tracing the old Whitehall Palace from Henry VIII's deer park and playground, through to the Parade Ground…
Westminster Guides are marking National Walking Month courtesy of London Heritage Quarter BID, tracing the old Whitehall Palace from Henry VIII's deer park and playground, through to the Parade Ground…
1916 was a momentous year for the progress of the war. The Battle of the Somme looms large in the public consciousness due to the appalling numbers of lives lost.…
Join us on a free walk taking place on 12 April, in partnership with Tommy’s, the baby charity, and their fantastic fund-raising event, The London Landmarks Half Marathon. For more…
Whilst we quite rightly celebrate the ‘Windrush generation’ who arrived from the Caribbean to the UK in 1948 we sometimes forget that the presence of and contributions to this country…
This is a walk through Westminster visiting sites that have historic links with Australia. It includes the first visit of indigenous people from Australia to London, campaigners for indigenous rights, …
We meet at the Eleanor Cross outside Charing Cross Station, then continue to the equestrian statue of Charles I at the junction of Trafalgar Square and Whitehall where the original…
Everyone’s heard about The Great Fire of London of 1666, but whoever’s heard about that epic blaze which tore through the Houses of Parliament in 1834?! On the anniversary of…