400 Years of Theatreland: Walking the West End
Learn about the history of Music Hall, Street theatre, Dramatic and Comedic styles and the West End pioneers This walking tour will take you through the long-standing history and uniqueness…
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…
ROAST DINNER WALKS: Squares, Stucco and Scandal walking tour
A walk around an enchanting part of London with a qualified London tour guide followed by a visit to a London Club for Sunday Roast! On this fascinating walk around…
The King’s Fabulous Beasties
A walk for families with fabulous animals - the free walk will run four times 10:30, 11:30, 12:30 and 13:30 The crowded streets around Parliament Square transport us to a…
A Great Political Maze: Mayfair in the Eighteenth Century
Mayfair was built up through the eighteenth century. This was a time when democratic systems were evolving albeit marked by corruption and nepotism and impacted by wars, trade and the…
Return of the King
The restoration: a very merry monarch with his glamorous mistresses, flamboyant court and strange “touching for the king's evil” ceremonies. This is also a time of a new power settlement,…
ROAST DINNER WALK: The Thames: a Love Story a guided walking tour
A walk to highlight the love affair we Londoners have with the River Thames and showcase it as a canvas for various works of art and music. On this walking…
Roast Dinner Walk: Secret Victoria walk
A wonderful guided walk around London followed by a fabulous Sunday roast dinner, what's not to love! This walk is around Victoria and its many secrets. Meet fascinating characters…
Soho: London’s Great Melting Pot
Foreigners flocked to Soho as it was being built up: French, Italians, Germans, Dutch, Chinese and many others brought their crafts, culture, style and sometimes scandal to Soho’s streets. Richard’s…
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