How Long Is A Walk?
Between 3 and 4 hours, and sometimes more. Walks usually end in a pub.
Before you walk
Practical answers for London and UK walks — price, duration, meeting points and drinks.
Between 3 and 4 hours, and sometimes more. Walks usually end in a pub.
£20 for 18+, £10 for ages 16–18, and free for under-16s with a paying adult. Pay on the day.
No. My weekend group ticket prices are low so that you can spend money on yourself. Not all of my tours are focused on pubs. In fact, even my pub tours cover a range of topics and locations wherein pubs will either be relevant or used as rest stops. But if you do want to attend the tours that do include pubs, feel free to ask for some water or a soft drink if you are not a drinker. As I've said, the pubs are relevant to the stories I shall cover and used to give you a moment to digest what's been said. Private tour prices will be elsewhere in due time.
For dated public walks, the meeting point is on the upcoming tours schedule and on each walk’s dated page. London walks usually meet at a named station; UK city dates list a station or landmark for that day. Arrive a few minutes early.
London is the home programme with the most neighbourhood routes. Walks also run in York, Manchester and Rochester when listed. Check the schedule for the next public date.
Pubs are a vital element of Britain and its culture. They have played a major role in everything from politics to family life. When we explore pubs, it is by no means an excuse to drink, but a reason to visit a great many relevant and historic places. The pub and history walking tours are a great chance to explore the historical and cultural significance of Britain's pubs whilst delving into the centuries of history within them. They aren't just pub tours, but pub and history tours that round up to a nice day out packed with interesting sights. Even if you do not drink, there's still a great deal to enjoy when walking and exploring the streets and pubs of Britain.
No. Public walks are pay on the day, check the schedule for the next public date.