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Fun, informative tours in the heart of London
I deliver a series of walks with the highly respected tour company London Walks. All walks are public and cost between £20 to £10 depending on concessions. Details are via the links below and you can simply turn up and pay on the day.
Natural History Museum - Dinosaurs, Spies & Deep Time
Explore 4 billion years of Earth's history in one of the world’s most beautiful museums.
A fascinating journey through one of the greatest natural history collections, to discover extraordinary specimens, geological wonders and the stories behind the museum itself.
The tour explores evolution, ancient life, the museum's remarkable architecture, working scientists and its unexpected wartime connections, including its role in secret scientific and technological work.
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The Science Museum with a Scientist
The inventions and inventors that changed our world.
A lively highlights tour exploring the extraordinary achievements of science, engineering and medicine. Discover the machines that powered the Industrial Revolution, pioneering aviation, space exploration, communications technology and the sometimes disturbing history of medicine.
The tour combines major scientific breakthroughs with unusual objects, eccentric inventors and unexpected stories, making complex ideas accessible, entertaining and memorable.
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Monsters and Scientists
Where scientific discovery meets Gothic horror.
A walk through Piccadilly and Soho exploring how nineteenth-century science, medicine and philosophy helped inspire some of literature's most famous monsters.
Follow the stories behind Frankenstein, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and Dracula, discovering the real scientists, medical practices, publishers and London locations connected to these extraordinary creations. The tour reveals how the boundary between scientific progress and supernatural imagination became blurred.
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Sex, Spies & Scandal: The Secret Literary Life of Chelsea
The surprising stories behind Chelsea's literary reputation.
Discover a less familiar side of Chelsea through the writers, scandals, secrets and colourful characters associated with this celebrated London neighbourhood.
The walk explores the connections between literature and place, uncovering stories of unconventional lives, intrigue and the social worlds that inspired writers and their work. It offers a fresh perspective on Chelsea beyond its fashionable streets and well-known residents. From Oscar Wilde to Winnie the Pooh, Mary Poppins to James Bond, Chelsea has a host of literary tales to tell.
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