This is Diane's special programme of bookable walking tours

Discovering London - Walks and Visits

Blue Badge Guide Diane Burstein and City of London Guide Julian Romain will be running a 30 week 3 term series of walks and visits starting in Autumn 2010. Meet like minded people who are interested in all aspects of London history for these regular sessions. Choose between Wednesday afternoon, Thursday morning or afternoon, Friday morning.

For further details and an application form either email diane@secretlondonwalks.co.uk or telephone 020 8881 2933.

Society of London Theatres’ Theatreland Walking Tour

2010's Theatreland Walking Tour spans a wide and varied area covering the history of some of the West End's best loved theatres in the area around Leicester Square, Covent Garden and Charing Cross Road. Along the way we'll hear of flamboyant Actor Managers, variety artistes, theatre ghosts,and the story of London theatre from Shakespeare to the contemporary. In addition to admiring the architecture of our larger theatres we'll move away from the beaten track delving into some hidden alleyways to discover some lesser known sites

Meeting Place: To be advised on booking.

Meeting Time: 2.30pm

BOOKING ESSENTIAL-Tickets £9. To book please contact the Society of London Theatre on 020 7557 6700 or email Gemma Buckle at SOLT walkingtours@solttma.co.uk

Special Halloween Tour
Sunday 31 October 2010

Our popular Halloween Sinister London Tour will take you to haunted graveyards, execution spots and the sites of two of London's notorious prisons.

Dare you walk with us?

Meet in front of St Paul's Cathedral by the statue of Queen Anne

Cost: £7 per person

Forthcoming Tours

Diane's new programme of bookable full day tours and visits for the public will soon be available so please send an email if you want details.

• Visit to Hand and Lock Embroiderers
  
• Fortnum and Mason Visit including talk by the company archivist
• Visit to Central St Martin's School of Art
• Visit to Watrski Jewellers
• Visit to Benjamin Franklin House and the British Optical Museum
• Visit to Charterhouse