London Virtual Tours
Listed by title (and subject). Then background. Then detailed descriptions
Lure of the Underground Scandalous Mayfair Natural History Museum Regency London Sights & Secrets of Kensington
Disastrous London Along the Thames Inside Covent Garden National Portrait Gallery Old Westminster Beatlemania
The Magic of London Rock ‘n’ Roll London Ghosts of the Old City Village in Piccadilly Sherlock Holmes Jack the Ripper
Sick London Snapshots of Soho Old London What Ho Jeeves! – P.G. Wodehouse in London
Friday Music Festival Tours: The Kinks in London Beatlemania – The Beatles & London Pink Floyd in London Bob Dylan in London The Beatles & Rolling Stones in London Rock ‘n’ Roll London
London Walks is back. Back guiding. Back walking. Back exploring London. Doing what we do. Doing it in a somewhat different form than “before” – but doing it all the same.
2020 has put us, London Walks guides to the test but neither the pandemic nor the lockdown is going to stop us doing from doing our thing – guiding London. The virtual walking tours available here are the best way to visit London from the comfort of your living room. We will take you further than the simple Google street view, we will show you London though Londoner’s eyes and explore the hidden gems and history London has to offer.
To attend any of these, please click through to the Eventbrite link where you will be able to register. The ‘walk’ will then take place using Zoom and will last around 1 hour.
Ok, that’s enough lead-in, enough drum roll. Here. We. Go.
WEDNESDAY TOURS
1. REGENCY LONDON – HOW THE WEST END WAS WON VIRTUAL TOUR
My (David’s) say: “This one is a tour de force. Charlie gave a preview of it to a group of professional guides, the most exacting audience in the world for one of these. Every last one of us was stunned. We all “knew” about Nash and Regent Street… but it turns out we didn’t “know” it because we hadn’t “seen it.” We have now. And we sure do know it now. Charlie’s made full use of the technical reach and range and possibilities of this medium. It’s a stunning presentation – left a dozen savvy, top-flight, elite guides with their jaws hanging open at what they’d just seen. And indeed learned. Changes the way you see central London.”
Join Westminster guide Charlie Forman to explore the West End of London that was laid out for us exactly 200 years ago by the architect John Nash. This virtual journey shows why he should really be called a ‘master planner’. It reveals the city which the Prince Regent thought would ‘eclipse Napoleon’s Paris’. Zooming up its great processional way from St James’s to Regent’s Park we will enjoy Nash’s great vistas and design ideas while understanding how his division of the ‘nobility’ from the ‘trading part of the community’ is still apparent today. It didn’t all go to plan. The king knocked down his centrepiece; he struggled to get the hay market out of the Haymarket and his most elegant shopping colonnade became a place to buy sex. Yet his astonishing legacy is deeper and more long-lasting than is recognised. To understand the way London works, this is essential viewing.
Regency London – How the West End Was Won takes place at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on Wednesday, July 8
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2. SCANDALOUS MAYFAIR VIRTUAL TOUR
For over 300 years Mayfair has been the most magnificent of addresses.
It has also been a circus of astonishing behaviour.
Illegal marriages, corrupt politicians, dead rock stars, murderous earls, exiled royalty, unjust imprisonment, adulterous Americans, assassinated spys: Mayfair really does have it all!
Strap yourself in. This is the UltraMax of Virtual Tours: veil after veil of outrageousness coming off the poshest of the posh. Lot of fun.
The Scandalous Mayfair Virtual Tour – created and guided by the magnificent Russell – will take place at 7 pm (British Summer Time) on Wednesday, July 15
Click here to go on the Scandalous Mayfair Virtual Tour
THURSDAY TOURS
1. SIGHTS & SECRETS OF KENSINGTON
“London specialises in hiding the best of itself.” Kensington – Royal Kensington, Village Kensington, Green Kensington, Artistic Kensington, Trendy Kensington, Literary Kensington, Traditional Kensington, Cosmopolitan Kensington, Culinary Kensington, Secret Kensington, Musical Kensington – is a case in point. Yes, Kensington is Kensington Palace and Millionaires’ Row and Kensington Gardens and the Royal Albert Hall and Kensington Square. But it’s also soigne little lanes and cobblestoned mews, and sensational roof gardens and tiny galleries and wonderful little shops and antiques showrooms and London’s most exquisite cul de sac and fine old pubs and cottages and centuries of architectural flavours and no end of curiosities. It’s London’s smallest borough. And its wealthiest. Indeed it’s the wealthiest district. Why so? How did that come about? Well, that’s one of the big questions this tour answers: what is it about Kensington? By the end of the tour the gold sovereign will have dropped, the pieces will fit together, you’ll understand what it is about Kensington!
Q. Is Kensington Palace like Buckingham Palace?
A. Are you asking does it have a throne room and a white drawing-room, etc.? No, not at all. Its particulars – its features – are better, much older, much more interesting, much more tasteful. And you gotta love the way we see it: from up above, hang-glider height, looking down on it.
Click here for the What Do We See on the Kensington Tour? podcast
Click here for full description
Reviews
“Best tour EVER!!!” Laurie Crogan, California
“Brilliant walk guided by the very knowledgeable David Tucker. This is a ‘must do’ Virtual Walk’ Christopher John Day
“Loved, loved, loved the Kensington walk with David. Particularly loved the attention to detail and how knowledgeable David is. It’s evident David is a cut above and an accomplished guide with a ready with and bags of infectious enthusiasm. It was a feast for the senses!” Simplyticketyboo London, TripAdvisor
“a real treat! As with so many London Walks it takes you into nooks and crannies of this beautiful neighbourhood that I never would have found – or appreciated – on my own…there is no substitute for the wonderful, experienced guides of London Walks.” DBE1205 Philadelphia, PA, TripAdvisor
“Great “walk” to do long distance. Thank you @londonwalksofficial – such a nice alternative to being there!” travel_food_fun_4_ever Instagram
“I thoroughly enjoyed David’s excellent virtual tour of Kensington. He had plainly done a huge amount of research…he was an engaging and humorous speaker and 90 minutes went by in the blink of an eye” Delia P., London, TripAdvisor
Schedule
David’s Sights & Secrets of Kensington Virtual Tour takes place every Thursday at 4 pm (British Summer Time).
David – ‘the Seigneur of this favoured realm’* – is the doyen of London walking tour guides. This is his Kensington. *London Walks
Click here to go on the Sights & Secrets of Kensington Virtual Tour
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2. NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM TOUR – “a T-Rex’s bite was more than twice as powerful as a lion’s”
N.B. THIS ONE IS FAMILY FRIENDLY! BIG TIME!
Join award-winning London Walks guide and Palaeontologist Dr Aaron W. Hunter as he takes you around one of the most iconic museums of Natural History in the world. He will introduce to you the great scientists of the 19th century and their fossil discoveries. As well as show how today this museum is at the forefront of scientific research.
The Natural History Museum Tour takes place at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on the following Thursdays: July 9, July 16, July 23, July 30, August 6, August 13, August 20, August 27 and September 3.
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3. DISASTROUS LONDON VIRTUAL TOUR
Short read: Fire, Plague & Rebellion.
Slightly longer read: Bloody, Flaming, Poxy London. Plague, Fire & Revolution. The Black Death. Churchyards brimming with bodies. The harvest of Death. The zombie apocalypse – but for real.
Coda read: So it’s historical alleyways, centuries-old architecture, the Tower of London and, yes, ahem, filthy street names. What more from an online history walk? Violence, mayhem, fire, sedition and sex. The virtual London Walk that just keeps on giving.
Bonus read: If you didn’t know better you’d think you were being guided by Keanu Reeves
Andy’s Disastrous London Virtual Tour takes place at 7 pm (British Summer Time) on Thursdays from May 28 through July 30.
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FRIDAY TOURS
1. ALONG THE THAMES VIRTUAL TOUR
Here’s a podcast review from someone who went on the “opening night” Along the Thames VT.
The Along the Thames Virtual Tour – created and guided by Chris – takes place at 5 pm (British Summer Time) on the following Fridays: July 10, July 17 and July 24.
“The most exciting walk in London… Does more to interpret the city than anything else, a real skeleton key” (Ian Nairn). “If you only have time for one walking tour, this is the one to go on – it’s the classic London walk” (David, of London Walks).
Click here to go on the Along the Thames Virtual Tour.
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2. INSIDE COVENT GARDEN VIRTUAL TOUR
The Inside Covent Garden Virtual Tour takes place at 5.30 pm (British Summer Time) on Friday, July 31 and Friday, August 7.
Karen (crowned “the world’s greatest guide” by Travel & Leisure) guides it on July 31 and August 7.
Click here to go on the Inside Covent Garden Virtual Tour
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THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY – THE VIRTUAL TOUR
Simon’s National Portrait Gallery Tour takes place at 7 pm on Friday, July 10 and at 7 pm on Friday, July 24. N.B. 7 pm British Summer Time
The National Portrait Gallery in London holds the world’s most extensive collection of portraits. The gallery is currently closed for 3 years until Spring 2023 as it commences its biggest redevelopment since the current building opened in 1896. But that needn’t stop you from exploring this wonderful collection! As part of our ongoing programme of virtual tours, London Walks is now bringing you an online virtual tour of some of the highlights of the collection!
Starting with the Tudors, we travel through 500 years of British history, meeting the incredible diversity of men and women who have helped to shape the nation. Artists & actors, monarchs & mistresses, scientists & statesmen, politicians & pioneers -there is something for everyone at the National Portrait Gallery. We’ll examine up close and personal how subjects and styles have evolved over the centuries and discover the stories behind the faces of some of our great (and occasionally not so good) Britons!
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1. THE KINKS IN LONDON – the Friday Music Festival
The Friday Music Festival kicks off with the Kinks in London. It takes place at 7 pm (British Summer Time) on Friday, July 10.
Have a listen. On this podcast you’ll meet your guide (Adam) and get a really good idea of the calibre of the guiding. The podcast is by Adam. I think it’s the best podcast we’ve ever done. It’s 9 minutes of sustained brilliance about the Kinks and one song in particular.
The Kinks. To their devoted fans they’re better than The Beatles. For others they’re merely a 60s curiosity. It’s the story of the warring Davies brothers Ray & Dave and the highs and lows of the most singular career in the history of rock’n’roll. We’ll look at their North London origins, discuss Dave Davies’s contribution to guitar-playing history, look at Ray Davies’s songwriting legacy – in terms of the London landscape we’ll visit famous record sleeve locations, venues, studios and the music business district offices where fortunes were lost and swindled away. Going a little further afield we will also look at the infamous night when the Kinks’ drummer Mick Avory almost murdered Dave – guitarist-icide! – and along the way we may even run into a serial killer…
As usual Adam’s music tour will be packed with trivia, history, maps and LIVE music.
Click here to go on The Kinks in London Virtual Tour
The Kinks in London Virtual Tour acts as a curtain-raiser to the socially distanced, live performance, out-in-London, jiving, feet-on-the-ground, seriously limited numbers (five, one for each member of the Kinks in the John Gosling era!), actual, real socially distanced, limited numbers WALKING TOUR of The Kinks In London which takes place on Sunday 12th July at 11 am. The tour will take all government-advised precautions and is available for online booking only. More info and booking here: https://kinkstour.eventbrite.
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2. BEATLEMANIA, THE BEATLES & LONDON – the Friday Music Festival
The Beatlemania Virtual Tour at 7 pm on Friday, July 17.
That’s its slot in the Friday Music Festival lineup. N.B. the Beatlemania Virtual Tour also takes place at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on Saturday, July 4 and at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on Saturday, July 25.
Click here to read a great deal more about the Beatlemania Virtual Tour
Click here to go on the Beatlemania Virtual Tour
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3. PINK FLOYD IN LONDON – the Friday Music Festival
Pink Floyd in London – created and guided by Adam – takes place at 7 pm (British Summer Time) on Friday, July 24
One of the world’s biggest bands – their 1973 opus Dark Side Of The Moon has sold in excess of 45 million copies worldwide.
On this virtual tour we will discover the origins of one of history’s biggest bands – Pink Floyd. It’s a virtual tour for fans AND newbies. Architecture students Roger Waters, Nick Mason & Richard Wright met at Regent Street Polytechnic in 1963 and were joined in ’64 by charismatic painter & songwriter Syd Barrett. David Gilmour (an old Cambridge friend of both Barrett & Waters) replaced Syd –we’ll deal with the whys and wherefores of Syd’s leaving the band – and, with Waters as principal writer, they went on to sell millions of records over a period of 15 years of groundbreaking rock music followed by 20+ years of very public artistic differences.
Five decades on, Floyd records still sell, new Sydologists join the cult every year and the debate rages on: Waters or Gilmour: which side are you on?
Click here to go on the Pink Floyd in London Virtual Tour
The Pink Floyd in London Virtual Tour acts as a curtain-raiser to the socially distanced, live performance, out-in-London, jiving, feet-on-the-ground, seriously limited numbers (five, one for each member of Pink Floyd!), actual, real WALKING TOUR of Pink Floyd in 1960s London on Sunday 26th July at 10.30 am. The tour will take all government-advised precautions and is available for online booking only. More info and booking here: https://floyd60s.eventbrite.
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4. BOB DYLAN IN LONDON – the Friday Music Festival
A Virtual Guided Tour & a Celebration of Bob Dylan’s Music
How many London streets must a man walk down…
Bob Dylan in London goes at 7 pm (British Summer Time) on Friday, July 31.
And, yes, there will be live music. Live Music because the Bob Dylan in London Virtual Tour is brought to you by London’s foremost London Music Tour guide – the troubadour, the lone-guitarist ADAM SCOTT-GOULDING. As well as having created it and guiding it – Adam performs it.
“I’ve been on a few Rock & Roll tours here and in the US and, without doubt, Adam’s is by far the best.”
Andy Jackson Vienna, TripAdvisor March 2020
It’s a celebration of Bob Dylan’s life and work in words AND music. Yes, bears repeating, Adam will have his guitar a- strumming and his voice a-thrumming.
Click here to read more about the Dylan in London concert-tour-party.
Click here to go on the Bob Dylan in London Virtual Tour
Ramblin’ outa the wild West
Leavin’ the towns I love the best
Thought I’d seen some ups and downs
‘Til I come into London town
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5. THE BEATLES & ROLLING STONES IN LONDON – the Friday Music Festival
Beatles and Stones. The biggest names in Rock’n’Roll. Made right here in London. Rivals? Enemies? Friends or foes? Our virtual tour visits their places, unravels the myths, looks at the music and asks, once and for all… who’s BEST? Beatles or Stones? Along the way there’s history, trivia, debate, opinion and LIVE music.
So… who’s best? Come and settle the matter (!) on this virtual tour of 1960s London.
The Beatles & Rolling Stones in London – yup, another Adam production (and as for the is there live music? question, the answer’s a resounding YES!) – takes place at 7 pm (British Summer Time) on Friday, August 7.
Click here to go on the Beatles & Rolling Stones in London Virtual Tour.
The Beatles & Rolling Stones Virtual Tour acts as a curtain-raiser to the socially distanced, live performance, out-in-London, jiving, feet-on-the-ground, seriously limited numbers (five, one for each Fab Four plus Brian E.), actual, real WALKING TOUR of the Beatles & Stones in 1960s London which takes place on Sunday 9th August at 11 am. The tour will take all government-advised precautions and is available for online booking only. More info and booking here: https://stonesandbeatles.
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6. ROCK ‘N’ ROLL LONDON VIRTUAL TOUR – the Friday Music Festival
The Rock ‘n’ Roll London Virtual Tour – created and guided by Adam (“it’s like having your own personal rock star for a tour guide”) – takes place at 7 pm on Friday, August 14.
N.B. it also takes place at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on Saturday, July 11 and at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on Saturday, July 18.
The Rock ‘n’ Roll London Virtual Tour – created and guided by Adam (“it’s like having your own personal rock star for a tour guide”) – takes place at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on Saturday, July 11, at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on Saturday, July 18 and at 7 pm (British Summer Time) on Friday, August 14.
Includes LIVE music from your guide and a PRIZE pub quiz – yes, into the bargain, it’s a pub walk, pubs frequented by… well, you’ll get my drift!
Click here to go on the Rock ‘n’ Roll London Virtual Tour
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SATURDAY TOURS
1. OLD WESTMINSTER VIRTUAL TOUR
This tour will take you in and around the streets of Westminster, by Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. Discover the Mecca of politicians throughout the ages and the place where kings and queens are crowned then laid to rest. Take a sneak peak into 10 Downing street, the home of the Prime Minister and where important meetings happen – the cabinet room
The Old Westminster Virtual Tour takes place every Saturday at 2 pm (British Summer Time)
Click here to go on Karen’s Old Westminster Virtual Tour
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2. BEATLEMANIA – THE BEATLES & LONDON VIRTUAL TOUR
The Beatlemania Virtual Tour takes place at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on Saturday, July 25.
N.B. it also takes place at 7 pm on Friday, July 17. That Friday outing is its slot in the Friday Music Festival series.
Click here to read a great deal more about the Beatlemania Virtual Tour
Click here to go on the Beatlemania Virtual Tour
3. THE MAGIC OF LONDON VIRTUAL TOUR
Watch the video. It’s a small miracle – works wonders in 154 seconds. It’s the one at the very top of this page. It’s an utterly charming introduction to our Virtual Tours generally – and to this walk specifically. Magic of London guide Richard Walker wrote it, produced it and delivers it. So it’s a chance to meet Richard. And let him tell you a little bit about the Magic of London tour – about what it is and how it works. Let him you show you a bit of it, the magical landmarks, Tower Bridge, the London Eye and secret passageways you won’t have heard of.
The Magic of London – created and guided by Richard Walker – takes place at 7 pm (British Summer Time) every Saturday.
Click here to go on The Magic of London Virtual Tour
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4. ROCK ‘N’ ROLL LONDON VIRTUAL TOUR
The Rock ‘n’ Roll London Virtual Tour – created and guided by Adam (“it’s like having your own personal rock star for a tour guide”) – takes place at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on Saturday, July 11 and at 6 pm (British Summer Time) on Saturday, July 18.
Includes LIVE music from your guide and a PRIZE pub quiz – yes, into the bargain, it’s a pub walk, pubs frequented by… well, you’ll get my drift!
Click here to go on the Rock ‘n’ Roll London Virtual Tour
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5. GHOSTS OF THE OLD CITY VIRTUAL TOUR
Ghosts of the Old City Virtual Tour takes place at 7.30 pm (British Summer Time) on the following Saturdays: July 11, July 18 and July 25.
The Ghosts of the Old City Virtual Tour is hosted – and guided – by Adam, London Walks’ most gifted raconteur (which is of course the sine qua non of “ghosting”).
Click here to go on the Ghosts of the Old City Virtual Tour
SUNDAY TOURS
1. VILLAGE IN PICCADILLY VIRTUAL TOUR
The Village in Piccadilly Virtual Tour takes place at 4.30 pm (British Summer Time) on Sunday, July 5 and at 4.30 pm (British Summer Time) on Sunday, July 19.
Click here to go on the Village in Piccadilly Virtual Tour.
Want a preview? Here’s Karen’s podcast about the Village in Piccadilly Tour.
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2. SHERLOCK HOLMES VIRTUAL TOUR
Richard’s In the Footsteps of Sherlock Holme Virtual Tour will take place at 3 pm (British Summer Time) on the following Sundays: July 5, July 26, August 9 and August 23.
Click here to go on the Sherlock Holmes Virtual Tour
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3. SPIES AND SPYMASTERS OF LONDON – A VIRTUAL TOUR IN FACT AND FICTION
St James’s and Mayfair were at the heart of London’s murky world of espionage. This tour explores the area as it was from the beginning of the 20th Century to the 1960s. We look at the origins of the Secret Service Bureau in 1909, the clubs that were at the heart of the intelligence recruiting and networking, the buildings, both vanished and surviving, which gave birth to some of the most remarkable operations ever devised, and which housed both dedicated officers and remarkable traitors. The place where Anthony Blunt had a narrow escape from exposure as a Soviet agent. The square where Donald Maclean found his ‘shadows’ a little too close for comfort. The fine old office which housed wartime departments of the British Secret Intelligence Service alongside their US counterparts the Office of Strategic Services. The hotel where SOE heroine Nancy Wake enjoyed ‘a bloody good drink’. Ian Fleming’s wartime haunts and the club where James Bond played a nerve-wracking game of bridge at M’s request. Somerset Maugham, who was not allowed to tell, even as fiction, all he did in the First World War. David Niven on his way to MI5. And who else but John Le Carré’s immortal George Smiley, always just around the corner. Created and Guided by Richard IV
Spies & Spymasters takes place at 3 pm (British Summer Time) on the following Sundays: July 19, August 2, August 16 and August 30
Click here to go on the Spies & Spymasters of London Tour
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4. JACK THE RIPPER VIRTUAL TOUR
The Jack the Ripper Virtual Tour takes place every Sunday at 7 pm (British Summer Time)
Click here to watch the video trailer of the Jack the Ripper Virtual Tour
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5. WHAT HO, JEEVES!
P G Wodehouse in London – the Virtual Tour
Created performed by actor and Audiobook reader Richard Burnip
What Ho! Jeeves – P G WODEHOUSE in London – The Virtual Tour takes place at 8 pm (British Summer Time) on the following Sundays: July 12, July 26, August 9 and August 23.
Click here to go on the What Ho, Jeeves! P G Wodehouse in London Virtual Tour
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MONDAY TOURS
1. SNAPSHOTS OF SOHO VIRTUAL TOUR
Soho has always been a place for those who don’t fit in elsewhere. Revolutionaries and immigrants. Political dissidents and artists. Musicians and criminals.
This virtual walk will trace the story of the West End’s most outrageous district. From Cassanova’s parties to the birth of British Rock and Roll. Mild-mannered serial killers and decadent drinking clubs. Soho had (and has) it all. Join London Blue Badge Guide Russell for this virtual tour of swinging, sleazy, exciting, radical Soho.
Snapshots of Soho takes place at 7 pm on Mondays: July 20 and July 27 and at 7 pm on Wednesday, September 9.
N.B. all times are British Summer Time
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2. OLD LONDON VIRTUAL TOUR
Where else in the world can you find a Roman temple, a 17th-century church and an award-winning 21st-century office building on the same street? The people of London just call it The City. Winding lanes and cobbled alleyways follow the same street pattern since medieval times. It’s the secret places and hidden history that make this virtual walk so compelling.
Guided by Russell, the Old London Virtual Tour takes place at 7 pm on Monday, September 7.
Click here to go on the Old London Virtual Tour.
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TUESDAY TOURS
1. THE LURE OF THE UNDERGROUND – THE VIRTUAL TOUR
The Lure of the Underground – the Virtual Tour is guided by London’s most award-winning guide, Fiona.
It takes place at 5 pm on Tuesday, July 14
All times are British Summer Time
Click here to go on The Lure of the Underground Virtual Tour
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2. SICK LONDON VIRTUAL TOUR
Sick London – created and guided by that consummate Londoner and nonpareil guide, Russell – takes place at 7 pm on the following Tuesdays: July 14, July 21, July 28 and September 1
Since its foundation, the people of London have been in a constant battle with the diseases that stalked them. From the Sweating Sickness, Leprosy and the Plague of medieval times, through the Victorian traumas of Tuberculosis and Cholera to the Coronavirus today. The Physicians, Barber-Surgeons and Apothecaries of medieval London tried their best to cure the people. The medical marketplace thrived with rival remedies and treatments. Some of the greatest discoveries in medical history have also taken place here. Join London Blue Badge Guide Russell Nash for this fascinating, if occasionally gruesome tale of a sick city.
Click here to go on the Sick London Virtual Tour
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VIRTUAL TOURS THAT ARE TEMPORARILY ‘RESTING’
OLD LONDON VIRTUAL TOUR
Where else in the world can you find a Roman temple, a 17th-century church and an award-winning 21st-century office building on the same street? The people of London just call it The City. Winding lanes and cobbled alleyways follow the same street pattern since medieval times. It’s the secret places and hidden history that make this virtual walk so compelling.
Guided by Russell, the Old London Virtual Tour takes place at 7 pm on Monday, September 7.
Click here to go on the Old London Virtual Tour.
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MUSICAL COVENT GARDEN – VIRTUAL TOUR
The Musical Covent Garden Virtual Tour – created and guided by Adam – will be back in July (Time and date TBA)
Click here to go on the Musical Covent Garden Virtual Tour
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THE CARTOON & COMIC BOOK VIRTUAL TOUR OF LONDON
The Cartoon & Comic Book Virtual Tour of London – created and guided by Adam – takes place at TBA (British Summer Time) on TBA.
Click here to go on The Cartoon & Comic Book Virtual Tour of London
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THE LONDON AT WAR VIRTUAL TOUR
London at War takes place at TBA on TBA
Bloody but unbowed. London and its people in the dark days of World War II. Battered but unbeaten. Defiant. Determined. Yes, the epithet will ring down across the ages. This was London’s – and Londoners’ – finest hour. This virtual tour takes you back there – gets you close. You’ll take survey – bear witness – to how Londoners were affected by bombs, rationing, the evacuation of most of the children, the all-out, full-on, unfolding horror show. From the grand hotels of the West End to the makeshift shelters in the East End, the tour looks at the social history of the era. As buildings burned and neighbourhoods were destroyed, people came together to support one another, endure, soldier on, do what had to be done, play their part in stemming and turning the tide of fascist barbarism.
London at War takes place at xxx on Tuesday, xxxxx
Click here to go on the London at War Virtual Tour.
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THE MEN WHO MADE MENSWEAR
The Men Who Made Menswear takes place at TBA.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8AwC_1850w
Savile Row quality, tailored to perfection. Brought to you by the dapperest of London Walks guides, Russell.
The Men Who Made Menswear will come up again later this summer. Watch this space.
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IN THE PIPELINE
GREENWICH VIRTUAL TOUR
Guided by Simon W.
Last but not least, hats off to star guide, Adam Scott. He was the pathfinder. The Virtual Tours exist because of his genius and heroic efforts.
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