Two New Tours published in October, check out the tours page

Six Word Saturday The wild table of love by Gillie & Marc. Paternoster Square #6WS #London #Sculpture #Walking #Publicart

Do you sometimes get that feeling? The one where you know something is just not quite right, but you can’t put your finger on why. It...

Egyptian House 170-173 Piccadilly is one of those functional early 20th century buildings that in the next hundred or so years people...

One Word Sunday City of London Boundary Markers #London #OWS #Walking

Six Word Saturday Winged Lion, Holborn Viaduct #6WS #History #London #statues

Greek Street, Soho I’ve always found Greek Street in Soho to be a bit of an oasis, if a slightly shabby one when compared to some of it’s...

If you’ve never visited the Museum of London near the Barbican then you’ve got four months to do so as it’s closing. The museum will shut...

Six Word Saturday Under Holborn Viaduct, Farringdon Street EC1 #6WS #London #Victorian #Walking

Space where you can sit and reflect, away from the noise and commotion of the City can be hard to find. One such little oasis is Cleary...

Six Word Saturday Temple Chambers, Temple Avenue. #6WS #London #Walking

So, you have the Bridge of Sighs in Venice, then there’s the one in Oxford and another in Cambridge. I counted another twelve in Europe...

If I’m being honest, I’d never heard of Fitzrovia until about twenty five years ago. Then one afternoon, I caught the back end of a play...

One Word Sunday Pedestrian access to Waterloo Bridge #architecture #London #OWS #Walking

Six Word Saturday Pump Court, The Temple #6WS #London #Walking

I was prompted to take this uninspiring photograph after coming across an old image of the same location. The first picture is Gresham...

Ask anyone who has ever walked through the legal areas of London, be it Inner or Middle Temple, Lincoln’s or Gray’s Inn what’s most...

One Word Sunday Covered walkway, Barbican #London #OWS #architecture #Urban #Walking

Six Word Saturday The Hoop & Grapes Farringdon Street. The Hoop and Grapes was built in 1721 on part of the historic burial grounds of St...

Last week I posted about my failure to check out some details with regards to an audio tour I was in the process of publishing and how it...

Recently I posted a picture that made me smile due to the strange use of punctuation. Overzealous use of the full stop is a picture of...