London Walks by Date
Tuesday, 8 November 2022
10.30 am
St. Paul's Cathedral
Running
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
Revolting London – 2000 years of rebellion and retribution
Running
Tower Hill underground station, London (meet by the Tower Hill Tram coffee stand) | Map
Guided by David G. or Ian or Ulrike
N.B. A good cause walk –Guide Ian donates his fee to charities!
10.45 am
Old Mayfair
Running
Green Park Underground Station, North exit (on the corner of Piccadilly and Stratton Street)
Guided by Claire or Oliver or Peter G. or Richard III
10.45 am
The Lure of the Underground
Running
Baker Street Underground station, London (Baker Street North exit)
Guided by Aaron or Anne-Marie or Fiona or Steven Sz
“subterranean London…London created the Underground and the Underground created London”
11 am
Shakespeare's and Dickens' Old City
Running
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"
Running
Marylebone tube station, London
Guided by Richard P
“A splendid time is guaranteed for all” Toronto Globe and Mail
2 pm
2 pm
2.15 pm
Jewish London
Running
Bank Underground Station, exit 3 (by the Royal Exchange)
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.
2.30 pm
Past the Palace – Our Most Controversial Walk!
Running
Embankment underground station, London (Villiers Street exit) | Map
Guided by Claire or Delianne or Karen or Peter G.
“This one isn’t on the balcony – it’s through the keyhole. It’s royal hideaways, boltholes, nooks and crannies…”
Not suitable for under 12’s
6.30 pm
The Ancient City at Night
Running
Bank underground station, London (exit 3, meet by the Wellington statue) | Map
Guided by Peter G.
“it’s like moving, stunned, through the crevasses of a mountain glacier”
