Dickens loved this City! And when he needed office space for his weekly magazine, with living accommodation thrown in, where did he choose? The racy, beating heart of London’s creative industries: Covent Garden. From his first job to his last, learn about the many and varied careers and interests of this fascinating man, so much more than just the defining novelist of the Victorian era! He was a journalist, newspaper proprietor, parliamentary reporter, political campaigner, AmDram enthusiast, bon viveur, and public orator as well. Along our way, we’ll discover many of the sites in Central London, and the people he met there, who inspired some of his best known characters and plotlines, from The Pickwick Papers and Oliver Twist, through to David Copperfield and Bleak House. As this tour is bespoke, a pitstop at a local Gin Palace is an optional extra (if you buy your Guide half a shandy!)
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Price: This is a bespoke tour for pre-arranged groups of family, friends or work colleagues. Price TBC depending on size of group . Discounts available for larger groups.
Tour Duration: 1.5 hours
Child Friendly: No Access Friendly: No
Themes: Arts and Architecture, Culture
Where does the tour meet? By the equestrian statue of Charles I, at the top of Whitehall, immediately south of the Square itself
Trafalgar Square SW1
Where does the tour end? Drury Lane, nearest tube station Covent Garden
