Every Sunday we’ll pluck just one walk from the vast London Walks
repertoire and put it centre stage.
But if you only take one walking tour this week, why not make it…
Eccentric London
Sunday 15th October 2016 Meet at Embankment tube river exit at 10.45a.m – guided by Kim
London is stranger than fiction.
A little something for the connossieur.
A collector's piece of a walk. A walk that'll change the way you see central
London. A walk that teems with unexpected delights, odd places and passing
strange things and people.
You'll crack the mystery of the Trafalgar Square lions (and a royal statue), learn how an acrobat risked everything at St. Martin's in the Fields, and whether the spinning dome at the top of the Coliseum actually spins. Orson Welles and Sir John Betjeman put in an appearance, as does the most eccentric bookshop in the world. Enjoy! And afterwards you can spoil yourself with cream cakes and tea.
You'll crack the mystery of the Trafalgar Square lions (and a royal statue), learn how an acrobat risked everything at St. Martin's in the Fields, and whether the spinning dome at the top of the Coliseum actually spins. Orson Welles and Sir John Betjeman put in an appearance, as does the most eccentric bookshop in the world. Enjoy! And afterwards you can spoil yourself with cream cakes and tea.
Eccentric London meets at Embankment Tube 10.45a.m on Sunday 15th October 2016
About Your Guide…
Kim
Kim,
who has worked in the House of Commons and the European Parliament, is another
24-carat Blue Badge Guide: she won the London Tourist Board's Guide of the Year
award in 2001.
A London Walk costs £10 – £8 concession. To join a London Walk, simply meet your guide at the designated tube station at the appointed time. Details of all London Walks can be found at www.walks.com.
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