Weekly Olympic Walks

Take a tour of London's 2012 Olympic Games venues with a professional Blue Badge Guide for a fascinating insight into East London's exciting transformation.

2012 Olympic Walking Tours in London

As Olympic fever sweeps London, take a sneaky peek at how plans are coming along for the games venues on these informative guided walking tours.

Led by experienced and knowledgeable tour guides, the weekly Olympic walks take you along the Lower River Lee Valley and through the Olympic Park.

Although there's no access to the construction site, you can clearly see the Olympic stadium site and other 2012 venues from a strategic viewing point.

Discover the Olympic Transformation of London

Learn all about the ambitious Olympic construction plans, which will transform 2.5 square kilometres of contaminated land into one of the largest new urban parks in Europe!

Hear how London's 2005 bid for the 2012 Olympic Games was won, and the legacy that the games will leave on this industrial area of East London.

Imagine how the sports men and women will feel as they make their way to the planned 80,000-seat Main Stadium and view the progress of the extensive work. 

About the weekly 2012 Olympic Walks in London

The weekly 2012 Olympic Walks take place in East London every Saturday and Sunday, starting at 11am from Bromley-by-Bow underground station.

The route of the 2012 Olympic Walks is around 2.4 to 3.2 km long, along mainly flat terrain, and lasts around two hours in total.

Online pre-booking is required through the website below. Scheduled tours go ahead whatever the weather, so be sure to dress appropriately!