London Walks
London Walks
London Walks is the oldest urban walking tour company on the planet. It’s the gold standard of this profession, this craft. Here you can listen to our guides' stories and anecdotes of London.
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.walks.com
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Episodes
The Worst Day in London’s History 03.09.2026 9:05
September 4, 1666. London was an inferno. The fire was still advancing. This wasn't just the worst day of the Great Fire. It was the worst day in London history.
Four Hundred Years Hiding in Plain Sight 02.09.2026 19:04
An ordinary London street, three names, four hundred years and one astonishing reminder that nothing in London is ever quite what it seems.
The Comedian Who Went to Ground 01.09.2026 39:30
What makes a young Londoner swap stand-up comedy for gardening? Meet Luke, the comedian who went to ground.
London Through a Cat’s Eyes 31.08.2026 9:27
What happens when you look at London history through a cat’s eyes? Ann knows.
The Woman Who Invented Our Dream of England 30.08.2026 13:41
Helen Allingham painted the thatched cottages, tangled roses and flower-filled gardens that became our enduring dream of England.
Six Foot Six in Village London 29.08.2026 17:38
Meet George, the six-foot-six goalkeeper whose summer job in Kensington Church Walk reveals that, beneath the big-city bustle, London is still a village.
The Day English Cricket Died 28.08.2026 14:41
When Australia beat England at The Oval in 1882, a cheeky newspaper obituary pronounced English cricket dead and gave the world the Ashes.
The Man Who Saved St Pancras 27.08.2026 12:03
John Betjeman loved the London other people wanted to demolish, and when the wreckers came for St Pancras, the poet stood in their way
Naked, German & Going for Gold in King’s Cross 26.08.2026 12:33
Long before the Olympic flame reached London, a German gymnasium in King’s Cross was limbering up, stripping off and helping to set the modern Games in motion.
The Prince Who Turned a Lamp White 25.08.2026 12:32
Anniversary of Prince Albert's birth. His death left Queen Victoria inconsolable, changed the colour of a London police lamp and left a remarkable trail through the capital.
The Death of Chatterton: The Dead Poet Who Wasn’t There 24.08.2026 16:33
The dead poet is George Meredith, the garret is in Gray’s Inn, and the painter is about to run away with his model’s wife.
The Night London Learned a New Word 23.08.2026 9:05
A navigational error. Nine Londoners dead. Edward R. Murrow at his microphone in Trafalgar Square. And the night the Blitz began.
The Oxford Don, the Railway Laureate and Learning England 22.08.2026 9:04
The railway laureate, an Oxford don, a baby, and infantry...
The Man Who Painted Joy 22.08.2026 7:35
The more you know about Fragonard, the more beautiful The Swing becomes.
Constant Lambert: Brilliant, Bohemian, Burnt Out 21.08.2026 10:40
Constant Lambert had wit, genius, glamour, appetite and almost no instinct whatsoever for self-preservation.
Moon Over Covent Garden 20.08.2026 13:39
One outrageous evening in Covent Garden tells you almost everything you need to know about Restoration London.
Phyllida Law: She Was Some Kind of Woman 19.08.2026 12:52
Phyllida Law – Ave atque vale
Why London’s Railway Story Begins in Canada 18.08.2026 14:48
Before the first train steamed into London, its story had begun on a remote island in Lake Huron, with an eighteen-year-old soldier building a fort in the Canadian wilderness.
Æthelstan – The King Who Invented England 16.08.2026 16:33
A house in Kensington and the story of Æthelstan, the warrior king who, 1,100 years ago, forged a kingdom and became the first ruler of all England.
Andrew Marvell – Sex, Time & London 16.08.2026 10:01
"Had we but world enough, and time…" Meet Andrew Marvell: poet, politician, satirist, Londoner, and the man behind the sexiest poem in the English language. Then follow his footsteps through the London streets he knew.
David Low –The Hampstead Cartoonist Hitler Wanted Arrested 15.08.2026 13:48
Hitler wanted him arrested. Mussolini banned him. And in a little Hampstead studio, David Low took on the dictators armed with nothing more than a pencil.
August 14th – The Day the Chiefs Died 14.08.2026 18:29
"Less British Museum and more life"
How Many Strangers Do You See in a Day in London? 13.08.2026 20:40
Strangers in London: for a few seconds their paths cross on a Tube escalator, then they disappear into the city.
William Blake: The Londoner Who Saw Angels and Talked to the Dead 12.08.2026 16:33
The dead got into him. Old London got into him.
Lee Miller – From Vogue to Dachau to Hitler’s Bathtub 10.08.2026 13:44
The woman who put the dirt of Dachau on Hitler’s bathmat.
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