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Footprints of London is a London guided tours company with a difference; we're owned by our guides, all our guides are qualified and accredited and all our guided walks are researched and written by the guides leading them.

Guided tours by and for those who love London delivered with care, professionalism, insight and enthusiasm, that's the Footprints of London difference.

Our immediately upcoming tours are listed below, for the full schedule please visit our tours page.

15Oct
15 - Oct
16:00 - 17:30
National Portrait Gallery - Saint Martin's Place, London, WC2H 0HE

Warrior Women at the National Portrait Gallery

From Elizabeth I to wartime spies, meet the extraordinary women who changed history over 400 years....

16Oct
16 - Oct
14:00 - 16:00
St George the Martyr, Southwark - Borough High Street, London, SE1 1JA

Walking Tour – Borough and Bankside – From Bard to Brothels

Borough and Bankside has an incredible, and at times shocking, history shaped by its’ proximity to b...

16Oct
16 - Oct
14:30 - 16:40
Greenwich Foot Tunnel South - Greenwich Foot Tunnel, London, SE10 9HT

Walking Tour – Historic Greenwich: royals, pirates and exploration

Tales of heroism, dark deeds and big characters as we walk through Greenwich Park, past historic bui...

17Oct
17 - Oct
11:00 - 12:30
Top of Park Lane, by the Green Tourist Hut next to The Marriott Hotel - Park Lan...

Walking Tour – James Bond and the Spies of Mayfair

A walk round the exclusive streets of Mayfair home of spies and the stomping ground of Ian Fleming,...

17Oct
17 - Oct
14:00 - 15:30
Holborn tube station, outside exit on Kingsway - Holborn tube station, Kingsway...

Walking Tour – Suffragette City

London was at the centre of the suffragette protests just before the First World War, with arson att...

17Oct
17 - Oct
14:00 - 16:00
Farringdon Underground - 39 Cowcross St, London, EC1M

Walking Tour – Il Quartiere – Tales From Italian Clerkenwell

Tales of love, bravery, crime and friendship from Italian Clerkenwell 1830-1950   From the mid 19th...

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