Walking London

04/06/2026

It feels so long ago now that we were walking through the City of London under cloudless skies.

Who would have thought, between thoughts of ‘I’m hot!’ and ‘I really need a drink.’ , that we would be back to such wintery weather so quickly!?

We have a number of walks booked in for companies in June. Fingers crossed for blue sky days again 🤞

01/05/2026

I am wanting to add more video content to our page- here’s my first attempt!

If you’re visit the City of London, you can’t miss St Paul’s but you should make sure you approach it from the Little Britain side, through Paternoster Square, especially on a sunny day!

30/04/2026

The in the sunshine hits differently!

25/04/2026

999 what’s your emergency please? Help!!! We have 5000 followers on Facebook and only 52 on instagram! 🤣🤣🤣

Please can you hop on over to insta and follow our page? It will help us be seen!

https://www.instagram.com/walkinglondontours?igsh=MWgxd21mbzR0Ymc2MQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Also we would love it if you could share our page on Facebook. Just hit the share button below.

And if anyone has any corporate links in London (and beyond) please highlight us to them.

Thank you.

24/04/2026

Perfect weather in the City today

19/04/2026

Shakespeare’s London home has been ‘found’

BBC reports…

The exact location of William Shakespeare’s only London property has been pinpointed to a Blackfriars street, after an unknown floorplan was discovered.
Shakespeare expert Prof Lucy Munro from King’s College London identified the location and size of the property he bought in 1613.
It had been thought that Shakespeare retired from his theatre career not long after he bought the house and returned to Stratford-upon-Avon. However, academics believe the discovery could indicate that the playwright spent more time in London than previously believed.
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It also means that the blue plaque for Shakespeare on St Andrew’s Hill is not “near” the site of his London house, but on the spot it used to exist.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cedeenvdwgxo

15/04/2026

Pilfering and theft from the docks was commonplace and so were the efforts of the authorities to stamp it out. This photograph from the beginning of the 20th century shows a docker being frisked as he leaves St Katherine Docks.

Find out more on our Pubs and Pirates walk

Www.walking-London.co.uk

09/04/2026

We’ve been noticing a quiet but significant shift lately… more and more major companies are choosing to make the City of London their home or relocating their offices to new buildings such as the amazing or

New offices. New teams. New beginnings.
But relocating isn’t just about finding the right workspace — it’s about understanding the place you’re now part of. The rhythm of the streets, the stories behind the buildings, the hidden corners that don’t show up on a map.

That’s where Walking London comes in.
We offer group guided walks across the City of London (and beyond), designed specifically for teams settling into a new area. It’s a chance to step outside the office and experience your surroundings in a completely different way — through culture, history, and the social fabric that makes London what it is.

Whether it’s uncovering centuries-old stories, discovering tucked-away spots for lunch, or simply helping teams feel more connected to their new environment, our walks are about turning a location into a place people genuinely understand and enjoy.

If your organisation has recently moved, or is planning to, we’d love to help you explore your new neighbourhood.

Drop us a message or have a look at www.walking-London.co.uk for examples of our corporate offerings.

05/04/2026

02/04/2026

We don’t just offer corporate walks. We have a small selection of public walks in dates throughout the year which individuals, couples, families or groups can book on to.

You’re also welcome to book these ‘off the shelf’ walks with groups of 8 or more.

Drop by www.walking-London.co.uk to find out more or book.