‘Heretics and Horrors’ was an enjoyable and informative tour, our guide Hazel was interesting and knowledgeable and able to answer additional questions from the group. The walk covered an area of London I have spent a lot of time in so it was great to hear some grisly history! I will be looking to see what other walks are available in the future.

A very enjoyable walk led by Hazel our knowledgeable and entertaining guide. Full of fascinating facts and insight into the lives of Londoners (and their relationship with drinks of the alcoholic sort) during the 18th Century, with visual aids in the form of a selection of Hogarth’s prints. The pace was just right, we could hear every word and only wish it had been longer!

A fascinating walk round an area that we thought we knew fairly well already. The depth of knowledge and personal insights given by Ian greatly enhanced our understanding of the long history that has contributed to creating London’s Financial district. We’ll definitely be joining more walks in the future.

Jenny our guide for the City of London was so inspiring. She was able to give so much detail about the financial side of the city of London including the history of the bank of England and the Royal exchange. I especially enjoyed the description of the Guild hall, Temple bar and the plaques on the wall of the Postmaster graveyard describing people who in Victorian times had saved people’s lives often losing their own.

Susan was our River Thames Walk North Side at Blackfriars. She came across as very caring and courteous. We learned the history of the bridges and City of London. Along the way she pointed out many hidden gems that we had never paid much notice to. A very knowledgeable and likeable guide. We would definitely like to go on more walks with her as our guide.

What a fascinating talk. Jill had so many interesting stories to tell that the hour and a half just flew by. Although I have lived in London all of my life, Fleet Street is not an area I know at all so I was enthralled by all of her knowledge. I highly recommend this walk.

Sylvia’s tour through the rapidly (and radically) changing Kings Cross area was fascinating, delivered with passion. She explained how the Victorian railways transferred vast quantities of coal, grain … and potatoes … from the north to the depots and canal boats around what is now known as Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard (not to mention the delights of Camley Street Natural Park.

I thoroughly enjoyed the King’s Cross walk with Daniel and learnt so much about this newly developed part of London. Daniel is a very knowledgeable and engaging guide, with a good sense of humour. These tours are highly recommended for both Londoners and visitors, and you will go away more enlightened and knowledgeable.