As seen in The Sunday Times

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As seen in The Sunday Times 〰️

Calling all losers! Celebrate Season 5 of Slow Horses on a five-star walking tour

Insider walking tours of the City of London

Pssst! Secrets this way…

Explore London’s oldest neighbourhood with a local resident and qualified Green Badge guide. Book a tour to discover the hidden gems and historic highlights that make the City so special.

Reviews

  • β€œEvery stop was relevant and interesting.”

    Rosemarie_T

  • "A bit of London history throughout and a pretty spot-on Jackson Lamb impersonation"

    Desiree_B

  • "I never knew so much was squeezed into this small ancient part of the city"

    John B

  • "A great introduction to the history of Jewish London"

    Sally B

  • "A delightful and insightful experience"

    GraysonM

  • "Highly recommended. Great to see some of the iconic locations from Slow Horses. A++++"

    Andy H

  • "This ended up being my favorite tour that we took while visiting London"

    Kevin_B

So many stories

2,000 years. 51 churches. 696 Lord Mayors. 375 open spaces. 5 bridges. 111 livery companies. 640 acres. 1 square mile

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View fullsize πŸŽ‰ I’ve just sold the first gift cards of Christmas 2025, so I think we can declare the festive season officially open πŸŽ‰ πŸŽ„Join me on an evening walk between two iconic markets and see the City all dressed up for Christmas. πŸŽ…Be inspired to
View fullsize Details from the golden State Coach, which arrived at Guildhall this week ⭐️ In use since 1757, it’s the oldest ceremonial vehicle in the world. In two weeks’ time, Dame Susan Langley will step inside when she becomes the new Lady Mayor
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View fullsize An unexpected Square Mile moment at the Cecil Beaton exhibition πŸ“· Originally published in Vogue, ‘Fashion is Indestructible’ shows a model (BBC announcer Elizabeth Cowell) wearing a couture suit amid the ruins of Middle Temple, which wa
View fullsize Happy birthday to Sir Christopher Wren, who was born #onthisday in 1632. Each of his churches had a different spire, and they defined the London skyline - as you can see in this detail from a view of the City painted around 1745. Image: Capriccio
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View fullsize Season 5 is turning out to be a classic, isn’t it? πŸ•΅οΈπŸ΄ Here’s the gridlock scene from episode 3, as seen from the Barbican bridge 🎬 Chew it all over with a bunch of misfits and losers on a Slow Horses walking tour, link in bio πŸ”— #s

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