Our regular programme of walks runs from the beginning of May to the end of October. The charge is £15 (plus booking fee) per person.
Each walk is different in character and pre-booking is required by using the link for each walk. The walks take place regardless of the weather.
A walk in historic and modern gardens in the shadow of the great dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral. Discover the unexpected tranquillity of woodland glades, hidden courtyards and memorials, and rippling water features in the heart of the City of London.
Learn about the history of these green spaces and the surprising origins of some of the plants to be found within.
Meet: City of London Information Centre
Book NowMeet the Dissenters - 17th to 19th century characters who refused to conform to strict new laws on religious worship. In death they were buried here, on the edge of the City of London, away from the mainstream churches that persecuted them in life.
Discover the final resting place of William Blake, the original ‘Cockney visionary’ poet and artist, and other rebels, radicals and writers. This guided walk comes with special access inside the locked railings of this atmospheric burial ground.
Meet: Attendant's Hut - centre of grounds.
Book NowDiscover the unique gardens of the four Inns of Court, home to Legal London for centuries.
We will find out how each Inn provides both extensive and pocket-sized gardens, ancient trees, new and old celebratory planting. Blooming with historic interest, the Inns of Court hold something for everyone.
Meet: Chancery Lane station exit 1 (outside Dyas shop)
Book NowDiscover the gardens in the east of City, and learn about how they arose from fire and our island’s naval past. Close to the Tower and the old Pool of London, we travel from monument to remembrance to medicine within the City’s open spaces.
Meet: Meeting point Monument tube.
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