London is fun to walk around as the city center is smaller than you would think. Walking allows you to see so much more, whether you only have half a day, one day or longer.
Tour of the best to see and do in Greenwich, south London, where all time is measured from.
The South Bank area has many of the famous landmarks you would wish to see on a trip to London. Look through this photo tour of the area from Westminster Bridge to London Bridge and choose the sights you would like to visit.
Trafalgar Square in London has many interesting sights including: Nelson's Column, The National Gallery, and St. Martin-in-the-Fields. You can see these and more on this short walking tour.
The Intelligence Trail is London's intelligence and espionage guided walk, highlighting some of the key episodes in the history of Britain's intelligence services in the last 100 years including the early years, WWII, Cold War, Middle East, highlighting key episodes.
Gary Fordham runs fun walking tours around London. He is actor so knows how to bring a story to life. Some of the best tours include the Da Vinci Code Tour and Great Movie Tours but there are often more being added.
A walk around William's Blake's London taking place on Sundays.
Free maps of walks around London's Belgravia and Mayfair areas, produced by Grosvenor (formerly Grosvenor Estates).
Audible Journey showcases walking tours in major cities around the world and London has the most tours of any city in the world. You can share reviews and easily find a walking tour that fits your interest and schedule.
London Walks is the original (est. 1960) walking tour company in London, offering themed walks every day of the week. Come rain or shine the guides will be waiting to meet you.
Qualified and enthusiastic group of Guides who can bring the 'Square Mile' to life with their in-depth knowledge of the City of London.
This unique walking tour covers the areas' most intriguing shops, galleries and gems. You can pick up one-off pieces along the way – this is, after all, where creative Londoners come to shop.
3-4 hour private tour from Westminster Abbey, including Banqueting House, Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery.
This in-depth private tour takes over 3 hours and will inform of all you need to know about St. Paul's Cathedral and the surrounding area.
Sightseeing bus tours of famous movie and TV locations in London, England, Scotland, and Wales.
This explores car free walks from the Tube to all kinds of places in outer London - countryside walks, waterside wanders or urban rambles. Fully searchable and with accessibility notes where necessary.
A map of London's best walking routes including the Monuments Route, Shopping Route, and Waterfronts Route.
London Walks are an original way to discover the hidden and secret parts of this famous city. Diane Burstein, professional London Blue Badge and City of London Guide and LBC 97.3FM Broadcaster, is the best person to help you explore on a Guided London Walking Tour.
Transport for London offer Air Quality Information, a 'Walkfinder', as well as a newsletter and leaflets on walking in London.
Urban Gentry specialize in exposing London's buzzing art, design, fashion, and other creative scenes to leisure and business visitors. From fashion to furniture, art and design, Urban Gentry leads the style-aware visitor through hidden, fashionable London.
Each walk includes an introduction to the area, the route and what to see, and some additional information when available.
If running is more your thing, these guided tours means you can exercise while seeing the sites.
Paddington Waterside Partnership and Paddington BID have organized Thursday lunchtime walks around the Paddington area of London where you can discover the area that inspired Brunel's great station, where Fleming discovered Penicillin and where a bear from darkest Peru got his famous name.
Walks organized by Hammersmith & Fulham Council including the popular Middle Eastern Food Tour.
London walks offered by Oxford graduate Blue Badge Guide Brian Cookson, author of "London's Waterside Walks" and "Crossing the River".
London Architecture Walks is dedicated to the showing you the famous and hidden architectural wonders of the greatest city in the world.
The East End of London is a treasure-house of surprises waiting to be explored. London Blue Badge guides will introduce you to the history, personalities, and buildings of the past and present.
Weekly walks with architect Tim Bruce-Dick, every Wednesday evening.
A great collection of London walks from the UK Ramblers Association. They sell a booklet of London walks, or simply scroll down to 'Paths and Routes' and have a look at the list of walks.
Peter Powell has devised Literary and Historic walks around north London's Islington area.
Declan McHugh has been doing the 'The Blood and Tears Walk: London's Horrible Past' since 1999. Thousands of people each year do this seven times a week walk featuring Jack the Ripper, and other London serial killers, grave-robbers, witchcraft, conspiracy theories, execution sites, secret tunnels, etc.
A slow, silent, meditative walk through Hyde Park on the first Sunday of each month.
'Fungi To Be With' is a mushroom appreciation club which aims to widen people's knowledge of fungi.
