London Walks by Date
Tuesday, 8 September 2026
10 am
Queen Elizabeth II – the Centenary Walk New Walk!
Green Park Underground Station, London (Green Park exit, by the Diana fountain)
Guided by Claire
A centenary walk rich in pageantry, personality and private moments – regal, human and deeply loved.
10.30 am
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's underground station, London (exit 2)
Guided by Ann or Chris or Isobel or Mary
“Afloat upon ethereal tides St. Paul’s above the city rides”
10.45 am
Old Mayfair
Green Park Underground Station, North exit (on the corner of Piccadilly and Stratton Street)
Guided by Claire or David M. or Oliver or Peter G. or Richard III
11 am
Shakespeare's and Dickens' Old City
St. Paul's underground station, London (exit 2)
Guided by Andy or Corinna or David or Stephen
A walk, a performance, a clinic in how Shakespeare’s lines should be delivered
11 am
The Beatles "IN MY LIFE"
Marylebone tube station, London
Guided by Richard P
“A splendid time is guaranteed for all” Toronto Globe and Mail
2 pm
Reel London – Film Locations & Insider Stories, Led by Actors New Walk!
Barbican Underground station, London
London on screen – from spy HQs to cinematic streets…
2 pm
2 pm
2.15 pm
Jewish London
Bank Underground Station (by the London Troops War Memorial)
Guided by David G. or Ian or Isabelle
N.B. Guide Ian donates his fee to charities! Ian names the beneficiary charity at the the start of the walk.
3 pm
Natural History Museum – Dinosaurs, Spies & Deep Time New Walk!
South Kensington Underground Station, Thurloe Street exit (meet Dr Stephen King opposite the Paul bakery)
Guided by Dr Stephen K
Discover the science behind the largest animal ever to live…
6.30 pm
Covent Garden Pub Walk
Tottenham Court Road Tube, exit 1 | Map
Guided by Andy
‘where is there such another maze of streets, courts, lanes and alleys?’ asked Dickens
6.30 pm
The Ancient City at Night
Bank underground station, London (exit 3, meet by the Wellington statue) | Map
Guided by Jack or Jonathan or Peter G.
“it’s like moving, stunned, through the crevasses of a mountain glacier”
