
The King’s Fabulous Beasties and Other Animals…
.The crowded streets around Parliament Square transport us to a magical land of both mythical and real animals…if we happen to look up and truly

.The crowded streets around Parliament Square transport us to a magical land of both mythical and real animals…if we happen to look up and truly

Celebrating the 300th anniversary of St Martin-In-The Fields church, Westminster guides are leading a series of walks raising money for the charity The Connection aimed

On October 31, 1396 the marriage ceremony between Richard II and Isabella of Valois, the daughter of King Charles VI of France, took place in

Jonty Levin one of our Westminster Guides shares with us the story of the Ritz Hotel during the last war ,taken from his WWII walking

Parkinson’s curtailed my guiding and I now live in a care home. I think therefore its acceptable to watch afternoon television much of which appears

The Westminster Guides are proud to support London Walking Festival 2025. Go Jauntly, London National Park City and Footways are working together to create a month-long festival in May

The crowded streets around Parliament Square transport us to a magical land of both mythical and real animals…if we happen to look up and truly

A clandestine meeting at the Mount Royal Hotel The Thistle Hotel Marble Arch on Oxford Street is a fine example of 1930s Modernist architecture. In

A war hero and a victim of prejudice Alan Mathison Turing was born in 1912 in a nursing home in Maida Vale, west London close

The Story of Belgravia Belgravia was indeed a Myth that made Millions. It was a fabricated name to which various attributes of grandeur were given,
