Paddington Railway Station (meet by the main ticket office - it's near Platform 1 )
Guided by Simon
The achingly beautiful Cotswolds…
Bond Street underground station, London (Marylebone Lane exit, by Disney Store – north side of Oxford Street)
Guided by Adam
Hendrix, Bowie, Beatles & MORE
Holland Park underground station, London
Guided by Brian or Claire or Richard III or Tom
“Notting Hill on market morning – curious and colourful, offbeat and yeasty”
Swiss Cottage Underground Station, Exit 2 Eton Avenue (comes out by Hampstead Theatre)
Guided by Stewart Purvis CBE
“the two biggest spy scandals in British history both started in Hampstead”
Bank Underground Station, exit 3 or exit 4 (meet on the steps of the Royal Exchange)
Guided by Mark
Marylebone tube station, London
Guided by Richard P
“A splendid time is guaranteed for all” Toronto Globe and Mail
Camden Town Underground station, London
Guided by Judith
The carnival that never ends…
Barbican Underground station, London
Guided by Kevin
an archaeologist-guided portrait of London in the early 16th-Century
Barbican Tube Stop | Map
Guided by Rick Jones
From the Barbican to the Globe, with stories, songs and the lascivious pleasing of the lute.
Bond Street underground station, London (Marylebone Lane exit, by Disney Store – north side of Oxford Street)
Guided by Brian or Peter G. or Sue
“London specialises in hiding the best of itself…”
High Street Kensington underground station, London (meet by the Wasabi restaurant at the end of the shopping arcade that links the station with the High Street)) | Map
Guided by Adam or David or Sam Bond
“Kensington specialises in hiding the best of itself”
Bermondsey tube station, London
Guided by Maribeth or Martin or Robert or Tim
“this place still looks like – feels like – what it once was”
St James's Park Underground Station (Broadway/Petty France exit)
Guided by Dan Parry
“a murky world of treason & treachery, betrayal & murder”
Green Park underground station, London (Green Park exit, by the fountain) | Map
Guided by Kevin
“It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Jane Austen devotee in possession of the good fortune of a couple of free hours must be in want of this walk”
Tower Hill underground station, London (meet by the Tower Hill Tram coffee stand) | Map
Guided by Andy F. or Nick G. or Oliver
“London Walks tells us why the case matters – unlike sensationalist competitors”
St. Paul's underground station, London (exit 2)
Spooktakular. “Best Ghost walk in the UK ” – Essential travel