Virtual Tours of London – Enjoy a London Walk from Home
If you can’t get to London for one of our legendary in-person walking tours, you can take a virtual tour of London from home.
We started our virtual tours of London during the lockdown periods of the early 2020s. They continue to appeal to people who want to discover London hotspots, legends and secrets, but can’t get there in person.
We’ve welcomed virtual walkers from the United States, Canada, India, Japan, Australia and Europe to share in the joy of discovering more of the infinite stories of London. From the comfort of your sofa, you can explore the likes of Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s Cathedral. Discover Shakespeare or Dickens’ experiences of the city of London. Or learn the history of iconic artworks in London’s finest art galleries like the National Gallery.
How do I join a London Walks Virtual Tour?
To go on a London Walks Virtual Guided Tour, select the virtual tour that you’d like to join. The ‘book now’ button will take you to an Eventbrite link where you register for your tickets.
Cometh the hour we’ll all gather round the Zoom ‘fireplace’ and off we’ll go. Into London at its fascinating best.
An online tour lasts about an hour. It’s interactive with a Q & A afterward so you can quiz your knowledgeable guide. Often, there’s some socialising too as people from all over the world gather around that ‘online fireplace’.
By the way, if you like a more intimate and tailored in-person walking tour. Try a London Walks private tour.
Ok, that’s enough lead-in, enough drum roll. Here. We. Go.
P G Wodehouse in London - Virtual Tour
Sunday, 18 October 2026 @ 7 pm (Click here for more dates)
On the trail of Jeeves, Bertie Wooster, Lord Emsworth and many other classic Wodehouse characters in Mayfair and Piccadilly. Guided by Richard IV
The Monday Night Music History Club: Music & Crime
Monday, 26 October 2026 @ 7.30 pm
Adam says: I'll see you in court! Stories of crime & music via Zoom
Spies & Spymasters of London – Virtual Tour
Sunday, 08 November 2026 @ 7 pm (Click here for more dates)
Top Secret London. Cambridge Five. ‘C’. Secret Service Bureau. OSS & SOE. Le Carré & Smiley. Somerset Maugham & Ashenden. Guided by Richard IV For Your Eyes Only.
Sherlock Holmes Saves the Nation!
Sunday, 22 November 2026 @ 7 pm (Click here for more dates)
Sherlock Holmes Saves the Nation! The world of the Diogenes Club in Westminster and St James's. Guided by Richard IV
CHARLES DICKENS’ LONDON: LOST AND FOUND: a London Walks virtual tour
Sunday, 29 November 2026 @ 7 pm (Click here for more dates)
"Dickens' London was a place of the mind, but it was also a real place. Much of what we take today to be the marvelous imaginings of a visionary novelist turn out on inspection to be the reportage of a great observer"
The Monday Night Music History Club: 50 Years of Punk in London
Monday, 30 November 2026 @ 7.30 pm
The Filth & the Fury. Adam leads us through 50 years of Punk via Zoom
The London of Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol
Sunday, 13 December 2026 @ 7 pm (Click here for more dates)
An affectionate celebration of the real places behind this timeless classic. A revealing virtual tour of the City Dickens knew so well.
Virtual Walk: Sherlock Holmes & Conan Doyle at Christmas
Wednesday, 23 December 2026 @ 7 pm (Click here for more dates)
An affectionate Yuletide offering from the glory days of the Great Detective and his creator...
The Monday Night Music History Club: Bowie at 80
Monday, 04 January 2027 @ 7.30 pm
Adam leads the celebrations of David Bowie's 80th birthday via Zoom
The Monday Night Music History Club: Hits of the Blitz
Monday, 25 January 2027 @ 7.30 pm
Adam takes us back to the music of World War II in London via Zoom
The Monday Night Music History Club: A Great Big Musical Pub Crawl!
Tuesday, 30 March 2027 @ 7.30 pm
All the gin joints in all the towns in all the world… you'll find musicians aplenty. It's Adam's round via Zoom
The Monday Night Music History Club: Music & The Natural World
Monday, 26 April 2027 @ 7.30 pm
Adam looks for birdsong, the seasons, the stars and the wind in the history of music. Join him via Zoom