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Secret London Walking Tour – See hidden parts of London

Secret London Walking Tour

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Useful things to know before your visit

Meeting point: Trafalgar Square

What are the dates and times?

1st March 2026 to 7th March 2027 · 1.30 PM (Wed); 4.30 PM (Thu); 11 AM (Sat); 2 PM (Sun)

How much do the tickets cost?

£20

Which buses go to Trafalgar Square?

Bus routes 3, 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 24, 87, 91, 139 and 176 all stop close by

Which is the closest train station?

The nearest station is Charing Cross, which connects with the Bakerloo and Northern lines. It also serves National Rail trains. It only takes three minutes to walk to Trafalgar Square

Which other attractions are nearby?

These attractions are all within 15 minutes walk of Trafalgar Square: Nelson’s Column, National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, Benjamin Franklin House, Leicester Square, Household Cavalry Museum, Horse Guards, Chinatown, Piccadilly Circus, Banqueting House, Cleopatra’s Needle, Downing Street, Covent Garden, Transport Museum and St. James’s Park

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This is not your typical tourist trail... on this unusual walk you'll discover some of the hidden parts of London that few people know about.

Starting by the equestrian statue of King Charles I in Trafalgar Square and ending at Piccadilly Circus, your guide will take you down gas-lit alleyways, past dusty bookshops and ancient pubs, and the remains of long-forgotten mansions.

London's smallest police station in Trafalgar SquarePhoto: londondrum.com
London's smallest police station in Trafalgar Square

You'll be shown the location of secret societies, superstitious hotels, and the sites of grisly murders where body snatchers dug up their corpses.

Highlights include London's smallest police station, the house where Mozart composed his first symphony at the tender age of eight, and the sole-surving home of one of America's Founding Fathers.

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