Discover London’s 20 best Walking tours spots for your trip

Notting Hill

Wander the pastel-painted streets of Notting Hill, London's most photogenic neighbourhood. Browse antiques, vinyl, and street food along Portobello Road Market, or time your visit for August's vibrant Caribbean-rooted Carnival.

Covent Garden

Explore Covent Garden's Victorian market hall, now a lively piazza ringed by cafes and shops. Watch jugglers, opera singers, and escapologists perform on the cobbles, then wander into Neal's Yard and Seven Dials for independent finds.

Greenwich

Discover Greenwich, the riverside heart of Britain's seafaring story. Wander the Old Royal Naval College and Cutty Sark, straddle the Prime Meridian at the Royal Observatory, and browse the weekend market's crafts and street food.

Soho

Wander Soho, London's tangled hub of theatres, bars, and late-night energy. Stroll Old Compton Street's LGBTQ+ scene, browse Berwick Street's record stalls, and drift into Chinatown's edge on Gerrard Street after the West End curtains fall.

Bloomsbury

Explore Bloomsbury, London's literary and academic quarter. Wander the Georgian garden squares once frequented by the Bloomsbury Group, rest in Russell Square, and pop into the British Museum or Dickens' former home on Doughty Street.

Shoreditch

Explore Shoreditch, East London's ever-changing hub of street art and startup energy. Wander past rotating murals near Great Eastern Street, browse Brick Lane's vintage shops and Sunday market, then hit the rooftop bars around Old Street by night.

St Katharine Docks

★ 4.7 · 7,119 reviews

Explore St Katharine Docks, a former Victorian dock turned picturesque marina just steps from Tower Bridge. Stroll the cobbled quaysides past yachts and houseboats, and stop at converted warehouse pubs like the Dickens Inn.

Mayfair

Wander the discreet Georgian grid of Mayfair, London's most exclusive quarter. Stroll past bespoke tailors on Savile Row and luxury shopfronts on Bond Street, then unwind in the leafy calm of Berkeley Square or Shepherd Market's tucked-away pubs.

King’s Cross

★ 4.4 · 4,520 reviews

Explore King's Cross, where Victorian rail heritage meets sleek regeneration. Wander Granary Square's fountains and converted warehouses, snap a photo at Platform 9¾, then stroll the quiet Regent's Canal towpath past St Pancras' Gothic facade.

Chelsea

Wander Chelsea, the riverside district that shaped Swinging London style. Stroll King's Road's boutiques and cafes, admire white stucco townhouses around Sloane Square, and unwind along the leafy Chelsea Embankment.

Richmond

Discover Richmond, London's leafy escape along the Thames. Wander past Georgian houses to spot free-roaming deer in Richmond Park, then take in the protected view of St Paul's from Richmond Hill.

Soho Music and Historic Pubs Walking Tour

★ 4.9 · 962 reviews

Discover Soho's storied streets on an evening walking tour through London's music and pub heritage. Wander past legendary venues on Denmark Street and Wardour Street, then duck into centuries-old pubs as the after-work crowd settles in.

Marylebone

Wander Marylebone, London's village-like enclave just north of Oxford Street's crowds. Browse independent bookshops and boutiques along Marylebone High Street, step inside the galleried Daunt Books, and stroll past 221B Baker Street on the way to Regent's Park.

Brixton

Discover Brixton, South London's Afro-Caribbean cultural heartland. Wander Electric Avenue and the covered lanes of Brixton Village, browsing Caribbean grocers and fabric stalls, grabbing cheap eats, and catching live music at O2 Academy Brixton.

Peckham

Explore Peckham, South London's vibrant mix of old and new. Wander the African and Caribbean market stalls on the high street, then head up to Frank's Cafe or Bold Tendencies for rooftop views and art in a converted car park.

Belgravia

Wander the hushed streets of Belgravia, London's grandest residential quarter. Stroll past cream stucco mansions around Belgrave Square, admire manicured private gardens behind iron railings, and duck into cobbled mews lined with converted stable cottages.

Seven Dials

Explore Seven Dials, the cobbled junction where seven streets meet around a distinctive sundial column. Wander the compact cluster of independent boutiques and cafés on foot, then continue easily into a wider walk through Covent Garden and Soho.

Clerkenwell

Explore Clerkenwell, London's design and architecture district built on centuries of skilled trades. Wander Georgian squares and former workshops, browse Exmouth Market's independent restaurants, dine at nose-to-tail pioneer St John, and spot medieval remnants at St John's Gate.

Dalston

Discover Dalston, East London's scrappy nightlife hub. Wander Kingsland Road's cluster of live-music pubs and DJ bars, browse Ridley Road Market's Caribbean and Turkish stalls, and grab cheap grills on the side streets.

Hackney Wick

Explore Hackney Wick, East London's raw canalside enclave of converted warehouses. Wander past murals and graffiti-covered buildings, duck into taproom breweries in old factory units, and stroll the canal right up to the Olympic Park.