Tower Hill

Walk exploring architectural sights from the period from medieval churches to St. Paul's.

A guided walk through alleyways that tourists never find, including an urban enchanted forest, a place where 13 knights performed three deeds of bravery, a centuries-old peep hole to keep nuns safe from prying eyes, a place of a Maypole and 11,000 beheaded virgins, a fountain whose waters mimic the tail feathers of an ostrich, Bedlam, a prioress, Bluebell Girls, black magic, Geoffrey Chaucer and traitors' heads.

Boat ride taking in the history of the Thames and its landmarks, including The Tower, Tower Bridge, Docklands and Greenwich.

We begin as London began - with the Thames. Tower Bridge, where we embark, and Westminster Bridge, where we go ashore. Here kings and queens were borne in painted and gilt state barges. Ashore we take in the many splendours of London history and architectural wonderIn short, this is the walk that most memorably captures London's inimitable mixture of idiosyncratic detail and grand, powerful statement.

He came silently out of the midnight shadows of August 31, 1888 leaving a trail of blood that led...nowhere. Yes, something wicked this way walked, for this is the Ripper's slashing grounds. An evocation of that autumn of gaslight and fog, of menacing shadows and stealthy footsteps, as murder sites are inspected and evidence is sifted - in all its gory detail - to get to grips with the main suspects.

Walk tracing the history of London's Jewish community in the East End.

Guided walk around one of the most important mediaeval fortress in Europe featuring battlements, Traitor's Gate, the executioner's block, armour and centuries-old ceremonies.