Isobel
Isobel is an artist, journalist, linguist, prize-winning Blue Badge Guide and London Walks’ token aristocrat. One of her ancestors introduced the waltz to this country. Have a listen: here’s a little podcast Isobel did about one of her walks.
All of Isobel's walks
Classic Greenwich and Boat Trip
Friday, 29 September 2023 @ 10.15 am (This walk goes every Friday)
"in Greenwich you step into a trompe-l'oeil picture, a Canaletto scene of order and majesty"
Westminster Abbey Tour – London's Crowning Glory
Monday, 02 October 2023 @ 10.30 am (Click here for more dates)
This walk is sold out on Saturday September 30th Photography now allowed in the Abbey! The Abbey are strict on numbers, so it is essential to book, and you MUST let us know if you have booked but are not attending
St. Paul's Cathedral
Tuesday, 03 October 2023 @ 10.30 am (This walk goes every Tuesday)
"Afloat upon ethereal tides St. Paul's above the city rides"
Plague, Fire, Hellfire, Revolution
Tuesday, 03 October 2023 @ 2 pm (This walk goes every Tuesday)
Rendezvous with history
Old Westminster Walking Tour
Tuesday, 03 October 2023 @ 2 pm (Click here for more dates)
"the cornerstone walk – miss it and you've missed London"
Undiscovered London, Butlers Wharf and Shad Thames
Wednesday, 04 October 2023 @ 10.45 am (This walk goes every Wednesday)
Four words* that make my blood race: “hasn’t yet been discovered.” *Right up there with hidden places, hidden history
Other walks Isobel can do - they can be booked privately.
Old & New Walworth
Open Studios Day in 'the seriously hip artists' quarter'
Saints, Sinners and Sisters
Tradeswomen, writers, lawyers, feminists, martyrs, muses and murderers: women’s stories aren’t always nice, nor are they niche. Guided by Isobel
Diamond Dogs Virtual Walk
A new virtual tour around London, recognising and celebrating our canine companions. Guide by Isobel
Saints Sinners Sisters
To mark International Women's Day
Fair Maids, Feminists & Philanthropists
To mark International Women's Day
Slavery & the City
"No country profited more from slavery and the slave trade..."