We did the Beatles walk and it took us back to the 60's which was fantastic. We will be in London again soon and are planning another couple of walks, one to Highgate Cemetery and another to The Old Jewish Quarter. Looking forward to both. Jane Fisher, Melbourne Australia. more

The Shakespeare & Dickens tour of London takes you hidden alleys and passages that would have been familar to Shakespeare and Dickens. David Rucker, our tour guide, tooks use to parts of the city that you probably wouldn't come across as a normal tourist, and cited passages from their works that described the buildings we stood amongst imaging the people... more

We did the Westminster and Legal London tours and also took the day trip tour to Oxford and the Cotswolds. They were all exceptional and I would highly recommend them. Not only are they fun and informative, but they are extremely affordable which is great when you are in an expensive city like London. more

I was interested in doing a London Walk; the reviews were promising and I liked the set up: You just show up! No reservations, no problem if you change your mind or don't get there in time. At first, I was sorry that the Mayfair tour was the only one that fit into my schedule. It was far from my... more

After reading numerous reviews and had a personal recommendation, I found this walk disappointing to say the least. We were at the Tower Hill stop 40 minutes before the start. As soon as I saw the guide, I approached and paid the fee for 2 tickets. He told us to wait behind and we watched as at least 150 more... more

Original London walks 'Haunted London' walk starts @ Monument 7.30pm Fridays. They have their own website, check details there. Walk lasts 2 hours, is a nice easy slow pace, suitable for all ages - you don’t need to be an athlete. £7 adults, Children free. Tip 1. Do wear sensible walking shoes, this is London after all - plenty of... more

We met at Tower Hill Tube at 7:30 - there was a mass of probably around 150 people. We split into two groups of 75 (at least) and walked through what is now the financial district of London... our walk was basically through parking lots and apartment complexes to areas where our speaker could speak quietly and tell the story... more

I recently took two walks – the Da Vinci Code walk and the Highgate walk. The Da Vinci Code walk is very entertaining and I also learned a lot. I’m not a big Dan Brown fan, but the walk was more about seeking out spots mentioned in the book and then sorting out the truth from the fiction. The Highgate... more

Over the years I have probably taken at least three dozen guided tours with London Walks and I've enjoyed each of them tremendously. The guides are both knowledgeable and entertaining, not to mention informative. It's the first thing I recommend to people who are traveling to London. more