Walk Camden
Camden Guides entertain and inform visitors to Camden, offering guided walking tours of all areas inside the borough, including Camden Town, Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia, Kilburn, Kings Cross, Hampstead and Highgate.
All guides have spent a minimum of a year studying Camden and guiding techniques, passed various exams, and wear the badge which is given to them by the Mayor of Camden
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Barristers, the Bard, and Beyond: Exploring London’s Inns of Court
Step into the heart of London’s legal and literary history with our captivating walking tour, beginning at Holborn and exploring the iconic Inns of Court. Wander through Gray’s Inn, Lincoln’s […]
Historic Workingclass Migrations to London: Irish, Italian, African, Jewish
Working-class migrants, often maligned as 'economic migrants', do business, make families, invent objects, bring pleasures, help each other, fight and die together. One old area of central London shows strong […]
Steam engines to search engines: a guided walk in King’s Cross
Discover the fascinating history of King's Cross, one of the most successful regeneration project in London, with Elena. 200 years ago King's Cross was a rather desolate place, marked by […]
A history walk in Hampstead, the quaintest of urban villages
Perched on a North London hilltop, Hampstead has retained the charm of a country village with wisteria covered cottages, atmospheric pubs, cobbled street and a history that goes back centuries. […]
A history walk in Hampstead, the quaintest of urban villages
Perched on a North London hilltop, Hampstead has retained the charm of a country village with wisteria covered cottages, atmospheric pubs, cobbled street and a history that goes back centuries. […]
Radical Theatre Kings Cross to Kingsway
This walk explores some of Camden's rich history of radical theatre over the last 100 years from the propaganda plays of the Actresses Franchise League, through pacifist plays of WW1, […]
London’s Sex Industry and the Stage in the Long 18th Century
Charles II lifted the Puritan ban on theatre-going, and by 1700 London was sex-capital of Europe. This walk starts with the stage at a time when all actresses were assumed […]
Abolition! Anti-Slavery Campaigning in Central London
This walk reveals where many key London events took place in British campaigns against slavery and slave-trading between the mid-1700s and mid-1800s. Fugitive and former slaves, white lawyers, activists and […]
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