London Walks

London Walks 1607 - Happy 493rd Birthday, Your Majesty

London Walks is the oldest urban walking tour company on the planet. It’s the gold standard of this profession, this craft. Here you can listen to our guides' stories and anecdotes of London.

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Happy 493rd Birthday, Your Majesty

The Day London Dug Up a Roman Ship

Hampstead Invented Wellness

The Worst Day in London’s History

Four Hundred Years Hiding in Plain Sight

The Comedian Who Went to Ground

London Through a Cat’s Eyes

The Woman Who Invented Our Dream of England

Six Foot Six in Village London

The Day English Cricket Died

The Man Who Saved St Pancras

Naked, German & Going for Gold in King’s Cross

The Prince Who Turned a Lamp White

The Death of Chatterton: The Dead Poet Who Wasn’t There

The Night London Learned a New Word

The Oxford Don, the Railway Laureate and Learning England

The Man Who Painted Joy

Constant Lambert: Brilliant, Bohemian, Burnt Out

Moon Over Covent Garden

Phyllida Law: She Was Some Kind of Woman

Why London’s Railway Story Begins in Canada

Æthelstan – The King Who Invented England

Andrew Marvell – Sex, Time & London

David Low –The Hampstead Cartoonist Hitler Wanted Arrested

August 14th – The Day the Chiefs Died

How Many Strangers Do You See in a Day in London?

William Blake: The Londoner Who Saw Angels and Talked to the Dead

Lee Miller – From Vogue to Dachau to Hitler’s Bathtub

The 200 Bodies on Everest… and the 250 in Arizona

The Ship on the Roof

£20,000 for a Pair of Old Boots

Thirty-nine

The Hotel that Invented Modern Luxury

The Capitalist Who Created Communism

The Last Evening of the Old World

100 Years Ago Today

From Deputy Nincompoop to Immortality

The Birthday Present London Never Stopped Opening

Busman’s Holiday on Steroids

London’s Best-Kept Secret Opens Its Doors

The Londoner Who Taught the Pharaohs to Talk

Please Forward to Peter Rabbit

The Pall Mall Peacocks

Hello Possums!

The Little Red Building that Conquered the World

Britain’s First Blackout

The Man Who Reinvented London’s Skyline

The Most Perfectly Choreographed London Day

The London House of Secrets

Behind the Black Door