Charnowalks tour dates – guided tours in the City of London, East London and elsewhere
PLEASE NOTE – you must book in advance with Charnowalks (or notify me that you are coming) to ensure your place: there is no guarantee that a tour will go ahead if no interest has been registered in advance!
Click HERE for the terms and conditions for booking my tours, as specified by Footprints of London
Time: All tours begin at 2:30 p.m unless specified otherwise
Meet: Meet details are given on the booking link: also click on the tour title to obtain meet details
Duration: All tours take approximately two hours, unless specified otherwise
Charge: £12 full price; £9 concessions (65+, unwaged, full-time student)
The Full Charnowalks Schedule – Click on Tour Name for Tour Details!
My scheduled tours in July and August have a linking theme each week – see whether you can work out the themes!
September’s weekday tours are a celebration of the Thames!
October’s weekday tours are part of the Footprints of London Literary Festival!
July Charnowalks
Friday 27 July: To Blackwall and Beyond – click HERE to book
Saturday 28 July: no tour – private booking
Sunday 29 July: Peter Ackroyd’s Monstrous East End – click HERE to book
August Charnowalks
Thursday 2 August: A Settlement Called Londinium – click HERE to book
Saturday 4 August: Before the Make-Over – click HERE to book
Sunday 5 August: Much Ado About Trading – click HERE to book
Tuesday 7 August: A Most Horrid Flame – click HERE to book
Saturday 11 August: Just You Wait and See – click HERE to book
Sunday 12 August: The Unquiet City – click HERE to book
Tuesday 14 August: Peter Daubeny’s World of Theatre – click HERE to book
Saturday 18 August: Shakespeare – Take Him for All in All – click HERE to book
Sunday 19 August: Behind the Magic Curtain – click HERE to book
Saturday 25 August: Rumpole and the Legal Life – click HERE to book
Sunday 26 August: To Make the Punishment Fit the Crime – click HERE to book
September Charnowalks
Saturday 1 September: tbc
Sunday 2 September: tbc
Thursday 6 September: To Blackwall and Beyond – click HERE to book
Saturday 8 September: tbc
Sunday 9 September: tbc
Wednesday 12 September: Tidemarks from the Pool – click HERE to book
Thursday 13 September: River to Riches – click HERE to book
Saturday 15 September: tbc
Sunday 16 September: tbc
Tuesday 18 September: To Blackwall and Beyond – click HERE to book
Saturday 22 September: tbc
Sunday 23 September: tbc
Tuesday 25 September: River to Riches – click HERE to book
Thursday 27 September: Tidemarks from the Pool – click HERE to book
Saturday 29 September: tbc
Sunday 30 September: tbc
October Charnowalks
Tuesday 2 October – 11:00 start: Bethnal Green in So Many Words – click HERE to book
Thursday 4 October – 2:00 start: Peter Ackroyd’s Monstrous East End – click HERE to book
Saturday 6 October: tbc
Sunday 7 October: tbc
Monday 8 October – 7:00 start: Peter Daubeny’s World of Theatre – click HERE to book
Tuesday 9 October – 2:00 start: Rumpole and the Legal Life – click HERE to book
Friday 12 October – 11:00 start: Much Ado About Trading – click HERE to book
Saturday 13 October: tbc
Sunday 14 October: tbc
Tuesday 16 October – 11:00 start: Peter Ackroyd’s Monstrous East End – click HERE to book
Thursday 18 October – 2:00 start: Bethnal Green in So Many Words – click HERE to book
Friday 19 October – 2:00 start: Shakespeare – Take Him for All in All – click HERE to book
Saturday 20 October: tbc
Sunday 21 October: tbc
Monday 22 October – 7:00 start: Peter Daubeny’s World of Theatre – click HERE to book
Tuesday 23 October – 2:00 start: Much Ado About Trading – click HERE to book
Thursday 25 October – 11:00 start: Rumpole and the Legal Life – click HERE to book
Saturday 27 October: tbc
Sunday 28 October: tbc
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Dramatic picture courtesy of and © Geoff Kaye (Giltspur Street 2013)
