Menu

London Walking Tours

 
I research history and give you the Curious bits. Want to hear stories about London? Join me for a walking tour around Central London and Greenwich. Solo traveller or a group… I guarantee you, we will have fun 🙂
 

 

Greenwich Walking Tour

  • the front of a white two floored building with grass on the side and a brown path going down the middle
    Queens House in Greenwich
  • a spiral staircase pictured from the ground floor
    The Tulip Staircase in Queens House
  • the two towers from the old royal naval college building with the river behind them picture from queens house
    Old Royal Naval College (now Greenwich University)
  • the building of the national maritime museum pictured from the front with the british flag on top
    National Maritime Museum
  • cutty sark ship in greenwich pictured from the front with clouds in the background
    Cutty Sark Ship
  • What will I see?

Greenwich is my favourite area of London and if you join me you will quickly see why!:)

In the Greenwich Walking Tour tour you’ll get the chance to take pictures and know more about one of the fastest ships in the past (Cutty Sark), get closer to the Meridian Line, learn about the birthplace of King Henry VIII (Greenwich Palace).

Also on the Greenwich Walking Tour: National Maritime Museum, Queen’s House, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich Market.

 

Central London Walking Tour

  • One of the Lions on Trafalgar Square
  • Trafalgar Square
  • Curious Pavel shows what to be visited in London
    Houses of Parliament & Big Ben
  • The Exact Central Point of London
  • Nelson’s Column
  • Big Ben with a famous phone booth
  • What will I see?

What is a London Walking Tour without a walk around Central London? On this tour, you’ll get to explore the official residence of the monarchy (Buckingham Palace), the exact centre point of London (Trafalgar Square), and one of the most iconic landmarks in London (Big Ben & London Eye).

Also on the Central London Walking Tour: St James’s Palace, St James’s Park, Churchill’s Bunker from WWII, The statue of the first Duke of York, The Mall.

Additional FAQ’s:

  • How long are the tours? ~ 2.5 – 3 hours is the duration of a typical tour. However, I have had tours as long as 7 hours so it is entirely up to you!
  • Do I need to book in advance? That will be ideal. However, do send me a message. I might be able to help.

What people say about the tours…

Derrick from India
Central London Walking Tour with Derrick
%d bloggers like this: