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 uncovers…
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 uncovers…
Discover showstopper stories and gems of London’s Musical Theatre past and present, with Roberto Walks London. From the royal theatres of Covent Garden to the musical temples of London’s Theatreland by the Strand and…
Family Friendly Harry Potter loved London – often flying over its famous landmarks on his broom. Or sometimes hiding out on its busy streets, where the villainous death eaters couldn’t…
Family Friendly Harry Potter loved London – often flying over its famous landmarks on his broom. Or sometimes hiding out on its busy streets, where the villainous death eaters couldn’t…
Which freed African slave composed popular dance music? Which female composer was imprisoned in Holloway gaol, taught her fellow inmates a number of anthems and conducted performances using her toothbrush…
Starting in the northeast corner of the Harrow Road on the south bank of the canal and walking in circular fashion, we will hear the story of once vibrant, now…
Pimlico emerged from marshland in the 19th century as South Belgravia, broadly along similar lines to its grander neighbour to the north, with garden squares, broad avenues, stuccoed Italianate terraces,…
A look at some of the memorials to key players in WWII including the Gurkha memorial, the RAF heroes and a tribute to the women who kept the country going.…
This family friendly walking tour will guide you through the 1800’s days of vibrant Victorian entertainment, the surviving venues from that era and the influence on the musicals we know…
The history of LGBT+ people was supressed for many years. Only recently have the fascinating stories of LGBT+ people been coming out of the shadows and gaining their rightful place…