

Specialists in London
Wartime Guided Walks
All of our walks start and finish at convenient locations and last for approximately 2 hours 30 mins to 3 hours depending on the actual walk, weather conditions and the number of questions you might ask of the guide. Questions are always welcomed and form an integral part of the experience.
Meet 11:00 outside old Aldwych Tube Station, Surrey Street, London WC2R 2NS
"There never was a raid like it, another one like that and they'd have had us on our backs." So said one eye-witness of the great raid of 10th/11th May 1941. This new walk focusses on that fateful night as well as other major raids together with V-Weapons incidents affecting the area. On this walk, we learn of the destruction of London's "Oranges & Lemons" church and it's post-war resurrection. We will hear personal accounts of the gallantry of Salvation Army staff during the destruction of their headquarters building and learn of a survivor of the Battle of The Atlantic now in the heart of London. We will discover how a fortunate change of wind direction saved London from losing communications with the rest of the world, as well as hearing from eye-witnesses how All Hallows by the Tower Church was destroyed despite gallant efforts to save it. There are many other tales of heroism and destruction on this walk as well as a few surprises.
The walk is approximately 2 hours 45 minutes duration and ends at Tower Hill Underground Station.
The walk costs £9.00 per head (pay on the day).
Pre-booking is required and can be done via the contact page when we will provide full contact/meeting details. Walk guided by Steve Hunnisett.
More information on this new walk will be revealed in the near future. Please check back again soon.
If you would prefer a private Blitz walk along one of our walks for a group, whether it be family, friends, a club, society or school group on a date of your choice, we can cater for groups of up to approximately 35 people.
So if you're interested, contact us for a quotation.