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Bermondsey underground station, London
Guided by Ann or Fiona or Isobel
Four words* that make my blood race: “hasn’t yet been discovered.” *Right up there with hidden places, hidden history
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Green Park underground station, London (north exit, on the corner)
Guided by Peter G. or Richard III
Covent Garden underground station, London
Taking You Inside LONDO
Privileged access! Gets you into places other people don’t get to see.
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Tottenham Court Road underground station, London (exit 1)
Guided by Richard P
“Richard Porter’s personal kinship with John, Paul, George and Ringo makes his tours some of the most popular in the city”, USA Today
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Monument Underground station, London (Fish Street Hill exit)
Guided by Fiona or Judy or Simon
The great classic London Walk: explores the very heart of the City – the most historic part of the capital…
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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 Corin or David
Europe’s most select residential street. Soigné lanes. London’s most delightful cul de sac. Its Nuremberg. Its most expensive house. Kensington Palace. Centuries-old barracks…
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St. Paul's underground station, London (exit 2)
Guided by Brian or Richard III or Tom
London – Prototype of Hell
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Bank tube station, London (exit 1, on the corner of Poultry and Princes Street)
Guided by Ian
Lechaim! To life, to life! “The other Jewish London…”
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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.
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N.B. THIS ONE IS FAMILY FRIENDLY! BIG TIME!
Enter the stunning Natural History Museum to discover the Natural World from Dinosaurs and Jurassic Marine Reptiles to Hope the Blue Whale
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Bank underground station, London (exit 3, meet by the Wellington statue) | Map
Guided by Peter G.
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.
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