This is your chance to explore the streets of the City Of London, and beyond, on foot with your own Professional, Registered Guide. We specialise in personal pre-booked walking tours, customised to suit your individual requirements. Our tours cater for single individuals or groups of up to 25 people with one guide, but larger groups can be accommodated with additional guides.

Duration & Cost

Walks last for a period of 2 hours and are charged at £150.00 for up to 10 people, plus £5.00 per person thereafter.

Popular Walking Tours

Explore Southwark, discover its colourful past of high spirits and low life!!! Walk its streets and alleys known to Shakespeare and Dickens, a place of booze, bishops and brothels. The walk also takes you through The Borough and Bankside where you'll visit the site of the original Globe Theatre and the last galleried Inn in London, and learn another meaning for the word 'stew'!

In 1666 most of the medieval City was in flames. Hear about the heroes and villains of three days of mayhem over 300 years ago. See how the city recovered from the Great Fire of London.

Visit the historic square mile, hear about its ceremonies and traditions and stroll down the ancient alleyway where the world of business began. 2000 years of history .... on foot Marvel at the medieval hall that for centuries entertained heroes, villains and Prime Ministers. You will not be disappointed!

Come and join us on a walk through 300 years of communication down 'The Street of Ink'. Weave in and out of the alleyways of Fleet Street, and discover its secrets. Venture if you dare down the alley of a murderous barber and pass the elegant home of Dr Samuel Johnson who said, 'He who is tired of London is tired of life'

Black Friars, burnings and the Black Dog of Newgate - they're all buried here in the dark side of London.
Walk with us and hear the tales of hauntings, hangings and trials by fire in the City of London.

'Cometh the hour, cometh the man' and what a man! The catastrophe brought about by The Great Fire of London in 1666 was a golden opportunity for Wren. Learn about this 'miracle of youth', his architecture and his genius.

Rome wasn't built in a day and neither was Londinium but by the end of the first century the Roman City had an amphitheatre, a forum, a basilica, a bridge across the Thames and much more! Walk with us and visit the ancient sites and monuments of Roman London.

Starting with the Eastern edge of The City, we then take a stroll through the area known as Spitalfields. You'll see modern buildings and sculptures, a lively market and hear tales of the different groups of people who've settled here over the centuries.