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Discover Jane Austen’s London with a historic walking tour

Have you fallen in love with Jane Austen novels like "Pride and Prejudice", "Emma", and "Persuasion"? So have I. On this walking tour, I’ll use Jane’s letters and novels to bring the author’s London to life, uncovering the stories behind every stop. • We’ll start at the site of the hotel where Jane stayed with her family in the late 18th century. • We’ll journey past the gardens, theatres and assembly rooms that Jane visited. Some were prime spots on the “marriage market.” • On our walk through Mayfair, St. James’s and Covent Garden, we’ll learn about her publishing journey from start to finish, including taking in the home of the Prince Regent, with whom Jane had an intriguing relationship. You’ll come away with a richer understanding of Regency society, its allure, and its vices—all seen through Jane’s eyes. Plus, you'll take away a mini guide to Jane's London to remember her experiences by. The next time you read her novels, you’ll be able to picture some of the places she writes about!

Keskmine hinnang 5/5, 2 hinnangut

Try rare brews with a sommelier on the Bermondsey Beer Mile

Embark on an immersive tasting tour of Bermondsey’s famed Beer Mile, led by a seasoned beer sommelier. With me as your guide to three of South East London’s most exciting breweries, you’ll skip the queues and step into private tasting sessions. • We’ll start at Southwark Brewery, then visit the Barrel Project and the Dutch Tap Room. Each stop will showcase a different style, including traditional cask beer, experimental barrel-aged brews and bold keg beers. • I’ll share insights on flavor profiles and brewing techniques, and introduce you to the characters and stories behind the evolution of Bermondsey’s craft beer culture. • We’ll also pause for a food break at one of London’s viral food spots, Maltby Street Market, where you’ll find an array of gourmet street food to complement your tasting journey. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of how to taste beer, learn about the history of London’s brewing scene, and come away with insider tips for the craft beers and breweries you’ll want to discover next.

Keskmine hinnang 4.96/5, 1572 hinnangut

Hidden Pubs of London

Join us for a 3hr historical stumble down the "street of shame". Starting in the shadow of the iconic St.Paul's cathedral, we explore the tiny backstreets and rambling courtyards the ancient City of London is famous for. We follow in the drunken footsteps of literary greats including Dickens, Shakespeare, Pepys & Johnson whilst pausing for a drink in at least 4 of the most historic pubs dating as far back as the 1500's. From discovering art nouveau gems to glamorous Victorian gin palaces we enjoy a variety of pub styles and breweries along the way. It's not a prescriptive tour, so you choose & pay for your drinks along the way. We're here to offer recommendations, and you can often "sip before you sup" with a few tasters on request from the bars along the way. This allows you to indulge as much or as little as you desire! Non-drinkers can soak up the history, and wine & gin-lovers are also well catered for. We usually finish up on the edge of Covent Garden perfect for theatre-land, restaurants and of course more pubs! Other note: - Guests are recommended to be over 18 years of age to enjoy the walk at its best. Anyone lucky enough to look under 25 years of age should bring photo ID - Group sizes of up to 14 participants - Alfie the dog is not always in attendance. Sorry! N.B. We have a small number of hosts so you might be meeting up with Chris, Mark, Wil or other

Keskmine hinnang 5/5, 13 hinnangut

Draw landscapes like an artist at The National Gallery

Join me, an artist and former instructor at the Royal Drawing School, for an immersive drawing experience at the National Gallery that will deepen your appreciation for British landscape art. • We’ll start with a few warm-up exercises to loosen up, tap into your creative side, and connect with your personal style. • Then, we’ll take in iconic works by artists like Turner and Constable, taking in their use of light, color, and technique. • Finally, with newfound inspiration, you’ll choose a work of art in the gallery to engage with and make your own, putting our earlier lessons into practice. You'll leave with a sketchbook filled with new techniques and a deeper connection to the gallery’s masterpieces and to your artist within.

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Ghosts and Gore: Haunted London History Tour

Join author and historian Megan Coles for a two-hour journey into the darker side of London. This immersive walking tour takes you through Westminster’s most haunted locations, featuring eerie tales from Megan’s best-selling book, ‘A Ghostly Guide to London'. You’ll uncover ghostly encounters and gruesome facts at iconic spots like Westminster Abbey, Horse Guards Parade, 10 Downing Street, and Buckingham Palace. Whether you’re a seasoned ghost hunter or just intrigued by London’s grisly past, this tour will leave you with chilling memories and an unsettling sense of the city’s dark, spectral history.

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Karl Marx’s London: guided walking tour with a historian

Take a tour through the streets of Soho, the bustling central London district which in the 1850s was home to thousands of radical political exiles - including the young German philosopher Karl Marx. Guided by Dr Thomas Jones, an expert and scholar in refugee history, you’ll see the sites that shaped the lives of Marx and his growing family as they struggled to establish themselves in an unfamiliar country where they would spend the rest of their lives. We’ll assemble in Leicester Square, where in 1849 the Marxes joined hundreds of refugees escaping the collapse of Europe’s 1848 revolutions and found shelter at the nearby German Hotel. We’ll go on to visit the Marx residences at Dean Street, where they contended with poverty and disease as they navigated the perils of life in mid-Victorian London. We’ll see the headquarters the Communist League and the International Working Men’s Association, radical societies that Marx joined and for which he produced some of his most famous writing, including the Communist Manifesto. Along Soho’s winding streets, we’ll see the pubs and café’s where Marx’s fellow exiles gathered and made their plans to reignite revolution in Europe. As we stroll, Dr Jones will explain the details Marx’s life in exile, the impact of his time in exile on his ideas, and why London – and Britain- was the asylum of choice for refugees trying to change the world.

Keskmine hinnang 4.98/5, 1398 hinnangut

Retired Royal Guard Iconic London Walk

I invite you to join me to see Royal palaces and other iconic royal sites, hear personal stories of my experiences with members of the Royal Family and even get to see a piece of Prince William's and Kate's wedding cake! We will start at Trafalgar Square and hear about its history and then move on to see the pomp and pageantry of the Changing of the King's Life Guard. We then walk along The Mall to St James' Palace and Clarence House where I will tell you tales of Princes William and Harry the night before William's wedding. Next is a short walk to Buckingham Palace where you will have more opportunities to take photos and hear stories of the Royal household. We then walk into picturesque St James' Park where there is a chance to pause (kiosk available for drinks) and look at gifts presented to me by members of the Royal family. On the way to Parliament Square I will tell you all about the Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament and Big Ben). The final part of the walk takes us along Whitehall, past Downing Street (home of the Prime Minister) and then to the spot where King Charles 1st was executed. We will finish back at Trafalgar Square. Other things to note: If on the 2pm walk we will see a shortened Guard change at 4pm. We will have an opportunity on the way for a short stop for you to buy drinks and visit a toilet.

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Explore Soho's scandalous history with comedian 'Coco'

Join a hilarious historical romp through London’s most debauched district. Begin our romp Learn the true story behind Soho’s name. Learn music history Explore where classical, jazz, and rock history was made. Uncover love nests See where London’s elite dallied and learn to spot brothels. Discover secrets Unearth hidden Napoleonic history right under your nose. View a wartime relic Hear about the theater that stayed open during World War II. End on queer history Roam down one of London’s and most campy and iconic streets.

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Paddle London’s Olympic waterways

Canoe East London’s canals and locks, through its nature and history. Meet up and gear up Complete the waiver, grab a paddle, and get your life vest. Pass through lock Learn how locks work and float through one yourself Hear local stories Learn how the 2012 Olympics transformed East London. Spot wildlife Look for herons, swans, and willows along the banks. Pause and reflect Consider the transformation you’ve witnessed on water.

Keskmine hinnang 5/5, 11 hinnangut

Keats-inspired Hampstead Heath tour and poetry workshop

Discover London’s scenic Hampstead Heath through the poems and life of John Keats, a poet I’ve dedicated much of my career to exploring. • We’ll start at Keats’ house and walk around his gardens, which are beautifully preserved by the Keats Society. • Next, we’ll venture out onto the Heath, the patch of nature that inspired not only Keats but also T.S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, Francis Bacon, and many other writers and artists. • Finally, we’ll end up at one of Keats’ old haunts: The Flask, a picturesque 1663 pub with a history full of highwaymen, strange initiation rites, and ghosts—in other words, the perfect setting for a poetry workshop. I’ll help you write a poem of your own, inspired by the beauty of the Heath. You’ll leave with your own poetry as well as a zine created to remember your time in Hampstead Heath.

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Obi's African & Caribbean Food Tour in Brixton Market

Welcome, and thanks for checking out my tour! We’re proud to be the only food tour on Airbnb with a 5-star rating from 100% of our guests Got a group of 4 or more? Message me for a special group rate! If your preferred date or time isn’t available, send a quick message — we’ll do our best to fit you in. Follow us on IG/ TikTok for more photos & videos: @gorgeoustoursuk This is more than just a food tour — it’s a deep dive into Brixton, London’s iconic Black neighbourhood. Join us as we explore the culture, history, and incredible cuisine rooted in African and Caribbean traditions. Taste the Culture: We’ll visit 5–6 local gems serving authentic African & Caribbean dishes and desserts. Hidden History: Discover Brixton’s rich cultural legacy and key historical landmarks. Art & Identity: See the vibrant street art that tells the story of a resilient, creative community. Flavour Adventure: Try traditional spices, tropical fruits, and bold new flavours along the way. We cater to vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and halal diets!

Keskmine hinnang 5/5, 234 hinnangut

British Museum Tour - History, Art and Conflict

The British Museum is a fascinating but also challenging place to visit.. the sheer number of artefacts and stories to discover can be quite daunting. This tour will guide curious visitors along a fun and often surprising narrative to discover the beauty of ancient civilisations and to come up close to staggering works of art. There are hidden mythologies, art, mysticism, and history galore. There are also current debates in regards to some artefacts on display. Some of the stories involve violent colonial exchanges, some involve looting, others involve questionable practices of ownership. I try to explain their arrival at the museum and update on their complicated status. Knowing about these stories generates constructive discussion of the issues involved, and I try to cover all points of view and invite my guests to share theirs. This is walk to discuss about all this together on a two hour tour. Some of the subjects we’ll cover will be: Ancient Greek temples and gods Deities and warrior kings from Mesopotamia Roman artwork and legacy Weapons from Australia Anglo-Saxon and Viking treasures Mesoamerican rituals Royal treasures from the Kingdom of Benin Statues and temples from India Artefacts from China Statues and mummies from Egypt …and many more fascinating bits of history.

Keskmine hinnang 5/5, 16 hinnangut

Discover the University of Oxford with recent graduate

Hi, I'm Rory! I've just finished my degree at the University of Oxford, and I'd love to show you around. My Oxford University and City walking tour is the best way to visit Oxford: an unforgettable 90-minutes in the world’s greatest university - led by a recent graduate of the University of Oxford (BA Philosophy and Theology, 2020-2023). Starting at St Michael at the Northgate Church, we'll head to Trinity College so you can see inside for yourself. We'll then visit all the most important sites in Oxford; taking in the Bridge of Sighs, Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera, Divinity School, All Souls College, the University Church, Examination Schools, Merton College, Christ Church, and finish at Christ Church Meadow. On this tour, you’ll discover a thousand years of history and tradition, learn from first-hand experience what it’s like to be an Oxford University Student, and visit some of the most incredible architecture in the world. I keep my tour groups small and personal – there’ll never be more than 12 people – meaning you’ll be able to ask all the questions you want. I’m always happy to adapt tours to the interests of the group, and provide recommendations on the best things to do in Oxford. *Please note that, although we will always go inside one university building/ college (normally Trinity College), all other stops will be seen from the outside only.

Keskmine hinnang 4.92/5, 112 hinnangut

Camden & Kentish Town Urban walkabout

Join me, a local resident, for an exciting walkabout immersing ourselves in Camden and Kentish Town’s world of street art, intriguing cultural spots, and rich history. Our urban adventure promises extraordinary opportunities to capture vibrant visuals and explore hidden gems that make these neighborhoods unique. As we stroll bustling streets and dive into the local music scene and culture, you’ll have chances to photograph iconic street art, capturing urban creativity. Uncover insider perspectives on the charming streets and creative landmarks that shaped Camden and Kentish Town’s remarkable musical and cultural impact. Document the captivating narratives as inspiration. You'll gain inspiration from the vibrant atmosphere and take plenty of photos. Unleash creativity, capture unforgettable moments, and create a visual story reflecting the spirit of these remarkable places. PRIVATE AND CUSTOM TOURS UPON REQUEST I offer private tours and can customise the tour upon request. Please get in touch beforehand for custom requests. Feel free to contact me directly to book larger groups or other times.

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The Original London Street Art & Graffiti Tour

You'll be taken off the-beaten-track to discover London's best street art, murals and hidden gems that you won't find in the guide books! We'll walk the vibrant streets of Spitalfields, Shoreditch, and Hoxton, taking you into side streets and hidden alleyways to get under the skin of London's incredible street art scene whilst giving insights into important historical and cultural events that have made the area what it is today. From huge murals and intricate stencils to finely crafted bronze sculptures and miniature masterpieces painted on discarded gum, you'll hear the stories behind dozens of works. Our in depth local knowledge of the East End allows our guides to give an unprecedented insight into the current challenges our community faces as we move into the future, as well as all of the exciting things that people are doing to keep this amazing part of the capital unique. Other things to note We run our tours in all weathers unless it is truly extreme (think snow storm!), and advise that you dress for the weather and bring an umbrella if needed. Please note that children under 16 years old must be accompanied by an adult during the whole activity.

Keskmine hinnang 5/5, 116 hinnangut

Full day tour of the stunning Cotswolds with a local guide

**Group bookings of 4 guests or more will receive a 20% discount** Come and experience this magnificent, full-day tour with an expert local guide who was born in the Cotswolds and has lived in this stunning region for almost 40 years. The Cotswolds is an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ (AONB) known for its stunning countryside, grand manor houses and quaint villages with honey-coloured stone cottages. By booking this tour, you will escape the hassles and time constraints of accompanying a larger group, gain local insights and be able to fully immerse yourself in the experience. During our day together, you will: • Be driven in a luxury vehicle with refreshments • Visit quintessential English countryside locations • Learn about the history of the places we visit • Hear fun stories from my time growing up in the Cotswolds • Have access to an in-vehicle Wi-Fi connection • Enjoy time to wander & explore, or relax • Stop for photographs in various places along the way • Eat and drink in a Cotswold pub or restaurant (Optional- not included in tour price) Tours run from 10am - 4:30pm approx. Public tour guests - I will collect you from (and return you to) Kemble train station. Private tour guests - you can be collected from (and returned to) your accommodation anywhere in The Cotswolds.

Keskmine hinnang 5/5, 48 hinnangut

Music Rock & Roll Walking Tour of London, Soho

Get ready to rock and roll through the vibrant streets of London's Soho district with its rich musical heritage and legendary rock scene. London as a capital city witnessed the birth and rise of many world leading bands and artists. The Animals, Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Yardbirds, Fleetwood Mac, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Queen, Sex Pistols, Elton John, Rod Stewart, David Bowie and too many more to mention. It was also the home of the swinging 60’s, Mods, Skinheads, Punks and New Romantics. Carnaby Street in particular has and always will be the epicentre of culture and lifestyle in London’s West End. Be introduced to vintage vinyl popular record stores, famous musical clubs, trendy and iconic fashion clothing stores and view commemorative blue plaques of legendary and past global music stars. So if music is your thing come and walk the streets of Soho in London’s West end and be entertained with so many sights, anecdotes and music trivia of the artists that rocked out in this iconic area. Be sure to have your camera to hand. Your pictures will last as a fitting story of your personal journey through the best music capital city in the world.

Keskmine hinnang 4.86/5, 29 hinnangut

Cambridge University & City Tour

- Knowledgeable Local Student Guide - Queue skip for Kings College - See the most famous sites in Cambridge Be warned! If you are a history professor looking for lengthy monologues about how the plague impacted the power structures of local governance this is NOT the tour for you! You will learn plenty about history, but it will focus on people and the University - not church building tiles! Rivalries between Kings and Queens, eccentric poets and the crazy pranks of creative scientists. Each stop will make you laugh and make you think. Moreover, this tour will not shy away from critique! Besides the rich history and peculiar traditions I will introduce you to the harrowing tale of Rosalind Franklin and how her work on the molecular structure of the DNA was 'hijacked' by other Cambridge academics. We will cover the most dramatic architecture, from The Backs to the peculiar process of graduating in the grand Senate House. Other Colleges include Trinity College (the wealthiest, and home to Prince Charles), St John’s College (and it’s huge wine collection) and other iconic Cambridge Colleges - along with a true student insight on what happens inside! Not to be forgotten, *skipping the ticket office* the tour will go straight into King’s College - called so, because of the various King’s who left their stamp on arguably the most famous building at the University.

Keskmine hinnang 4.91/5, 627 hinnangut

Troubles Tour - With a Local

At Belfast City Hall you will be provided with an audio headset and receiver so you don’t miss a word. You’ll visit the City Hall before walking to the Peace Walls, approximately 90 minutes. You’ll receive a full, detailed and objective commentary to provide you with the historical and political background to ‘the Troubles’ but the tour is not in chronological order, it relates to places it passes. Please note that a good to fluent command of English is required. Stopping at the International Wall, you’ll get a chance to view the political murals before you visit the Walls. There is ample time for photographs. You’ll return to Belfast City Centre, where you visit the Cathedral Quarter. You’ll meander in and out of historic entries, see the sights and see what’s hidden in plain sight. You’ll learn about our radical history, and the culture and art that makes Belfast such a vibrant and exciting city. You'll take in the City Centre & Albert Clock before the tour finishes in a historic church. You walk inside, you walk back to the late 1700s to a time of revolution and radicalism. Belfast is a city of contrasts, and the tour is designed to reflect that. Expect to be entertained, engaged and informed. The pace of this tour is moderate. You will walk approximately 3.5 miles in 2.5 to 3 hours. We sometimes have 4 seasons in one day, so dress appropriately.

Keskmine hinnang 5/5, 100 hinnangut

Pilgrims' Path to Holy Island across the tidal sands

We will follow in the footsteps of St Cuthbert and countless pilgrims who have crossed the sands at low tide to Holy Island (Lindisfarne). The story begins with the Romans and moves to the mid 7th century when the King of Northumbria converted to Christianity and instructed a monk (Aidan) to establish a monastery on the island. On reaching the island the timeline moves to the building of Lindisfarne Priory in the 12th century. There is a limited window of time to cross the tidal estuary and care must be taken to avoid both the incoming tide and boggy areas on the route. This means start times for walks will vary - please check at time of booking. I will guide you safely and there will be plenty of opportunity to see seabirds and seals as we cross. This is an atmospheric experience for many people and once on the island there will be time to explore and maybe have an ice cream before we return by vehicle to our start point. The walk is just under four miles in total. The return trip is made in a car (there is no child car seat available).

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