London's Hidden Walks: Volumes 1-3

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Following any of the 12 walks featured in the book will allow the user to walk in the footsteps of authors and statesmen, murderers and revolutionaries. Yet, the truth is, these little slices of hidden London are often far more fascinating than the well-known, and well trodden, tourist destinations, and seeking them out can be a truly thrilling and rewarding experience.

I learned so much about London’s history and character via off-the-beaten path stops and Shaughan’s stories, told with humor and his deep knowledge. With a love of books, videogames, animals, art and of course Strawberries there's always something on my mind I just love to discuss.Notice this cool bridge while passing through the woods, named after British GP and MP Alfred Salter.

As the New York Times put it, the walk is “a highly entertaining… blend of historical commentary and bizarre anecdote laced with mildly scurrilous gossip about past and present celebrities and defunct royals.He’s a geographer and evenhe got lost although he admitted it was his fault but it was great - ish - a few words -fun getting back to the beat and track. Stephen Millar and his team have produced excellent walks all over London with masses of information and very good photos( by the author). The sunny weather helped throw and unexpected but welcome brightness on the many Wren churches, their stained glass windows and of course the majestic St Pauls … and his anecdotes kept us amused too. Let it help you discover some of London's most historic and hidden away pubs and let it tell you what to look out for once you cross their thresholds. Receiving no public funding, the RA depends on the continuing generosity of our supporters and Friends.

Step off the beaten track, forget your usual walking route, and explore some of the best hidden walks in London instead! This walk – though it takes several necessary detours off the towpath – is known as one of the most beautiful stretches of waterway in England. This book is a wonderful way to explore this sometimes secretive city, great for either hardened Londoners or first time visitors. We were in a large group and there were competing noises from traffic, sirens and building sites but Adam’s voice could clearly be heard. Stop for a coffee before you cross Bedford Hill road and continue to the northern part of the common.There is a wealth of history in the City of London much of which is, as the name of the walk suggests, hidden!

Download the Go Jauntly app to follow along with a live map, or download the PDF versions linked below. Each walk is brought to life with thumbnail photos, striking full-page photos and detailed maps illustrating the route and where buildings and points of interest are located. Each of the walks is interesting though and I do like how some places are mentioned where you can stop for refreshments.Each month Richard compiles a list of 10 free and unusual things that you can do in London during the month, and over the months ahead. As a mom of 3 and a seasoned Londoner, I know firsthand how hectic and overwhelming this city can be. Amazing how we could be on a busy street, turn up a little lane that’s almost invisible, and find a hidden treasure that the average tourist would never notice.