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Best London Walks Explore the city with free and self-guided London walks around iconic locations and routes that reveal secret spots

2024年10月22日 · Walk through the scenic hidden streets, back roads and canal paths around the city with London Walks and discover more about Jack the Ripper, The Beatles, Shakespeare, royal London, ghosts in the City and London street art among others.

2024年9月27日 · EASY WALKS IN LONDON 1. QUEEN’S WALK. The Queen’s Walk (sometimes called the Queen Elizabeth Walk) is one of London’s most popular sightseeing routes. Heading along the South Bank of the Thames River, you’ll pass the UK’s most famous landmarks, including the Houses of Parliament, London Eye, and St Paul’s Cathedral.

Here, in the site’s most extensive section, you will find details of all the London-based walks, including railway days out from the capital and the walks which link up the endpoints of the radial routes from Trafalgar Square.

Walk London is for tourists, visitors and Londoners. Our free self-guided walks, maps and attraction guides will ensure you make the most of your visit to London.

Walking tours of London, including guided walks, free self-guided, and GPS-led audio tours, are a great way to experience the city. Our model of live guided tours ensures that your guide strives to give his or her best on every tour, from our name-your-own price tours, where you choose how much the tour is worth, to specialty ticketed tours.

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2024年7月3日 · These routes invite both seasoned Londoners and curious visitors to explore the rich history, innovative spirit, and natural beauty of the capital. Whether you’re drawn to iconic sites, cutting-edge structures, or tranquil parks, London’s …

2024年12月4日 · Want to get out of the house? These London walks should do the trick. Take a stroll along Regent’s Canal, past the narrow boats, between Little Venice and Camden Lock; or further afield, from Richmond, home of the deer, to Ham House, home of the… ham (surely?). The fact is, London is (little known fact) pretty massive.