Camden at 60 – The BT Tower
It sits within the area of Fitzrovia, and has been a feature of the London skyline since 1965. Yes, we are talking about the BT Tower. It was built for
Jill Dalton
May 18, 2025
It sits within the area of Fitzrovia, and has been a feature of the London skyline since 1965. Yes, we are talking about the BT Tower. It was built for
King’s Cross as we know it today owes its name to a short-lived monument to King George IV, erected in 1830 at the junction of what is now Euston Road, Gray’s
Doctor, decorator, prisoner, politician, militant suffragette and mathematical genius. Sue’s Bloomsbury walk explores the life and legacy of the extraordinary women of the Garrett family. Millicent led the non-violent suffragists,
The Gates of Kentish City Farm Tucked between train tracks and housing estates in Kentish Town lies one of Camden’s community gems – a city farm that’s been part of
Welcome to our newsletter for May 2025, with walks for the coming months that explore the history of the borough, starting with: Discovering the hidden gems of Hatton Garden This
For this week’s post in our Camden at 60 series, we visit the Foundling Museum with guide Louise, who runs a walk on the Legacy of Thomas Coram. Booking details
Welcome to the second post in our series of 60 posts celebrating 60 years of the London Borough of Camden, and today’s post is by Camden Guide Elena Paolini, and
Welcome to the first post in our series of 60 posts celebrating 60 years of the London Borough of Camden. Our first post is by Camden Guide Richard Cohen. On
Welcome to our newsletter for April, and for this month we start with an exciting new initiative that will run through the following twelve months, to highlight the history, people
Welcome to the March newsletter from Camden Guides, and as usual we have a selection of walks for the coming months, and a reminder that our full programme of walks
Welcome to the February newsletter from Camden Guides, and as usual we have a selection of walks for the coming months, and a reminder that our full programme of walks
Welcome to the first post from Camden Guides for 2025, and for the new year, we have some new walks for you, which explore and highlight the very diverse history