In Search of the Lost Palace of Whitehall
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…
Rebels and Refugees: Immigrants in Soho
We'll be looking at the French Huguenot presence in Soho Square followed by the Jewish and Macedonian legacy in Manette Street. We find out why Greek St is called that,…
Byways of Charing Cross: the romance of the old, the shock of the new
We'll begin with the history of Charing Cross Station and the Eleanor Cross, then dive down the 18th century Craven Steet to look at the American influence, in particular Benjamin…
Warrior Women of Westminster
This is an inspirational tour where you will meet women who have fought to change history – fighting for the vote, for equal pay…for their religion, for their country. Not…
John Nash’s London, Part 2: Regent Street to Buckingham Palace
We'll be following Nash's royal processional route from Regent's Park to Pall Mall and on to Buckingham Palace. From Nash's Park Crescent, we'll be walking down Portland Place, pausing to…
John Nash’s London, Part 1: A walk through Regent’s Park
We'll be spending a day looking at John Nash's amazing terraces in Regent's Park and visiting the gardens in the Inner Circle. The walk will take us up the west…
Soho Walk – with a Jewish Twist!
Discover four centuries of history and diversity in a walking tour that delves into the rich heritage of Soho - with a Jewish twist! Join us as we explore the…
Walking Tour – From Sherlock’s Sitting Room to Nell Gwynn’s Den: West End Pub History Tour
It's all too easy to take Covent Garden's pubs for granted as just nice drinking holes . But they are so much more: they hold hundreds of years of west-end…
London’s Ragged and Reformers
London in the nineteenth century became the largest city in the world and the centre of the greatest empire in history. However, not everyone shared the glory! Richard’s walk through…
London’s Ragged and Reformers
London in the nineteenth century became the largest city in the world and the centre of the greatest empire in history. However, not everyone shared the glory! Richard’s walk through…