Farewell 2019

Farewell 2019

Posted by Hazel, Director of London Guided Walks on Monday, December 30, 2019 Under: Things to Do in London

Farewell 2019

As the sun sets on London for the last time in 2019 it's a time to take stock and give thanks.

2019 has been our busiest year to date and it's been wonderful.

We have grown from one woman with a vision to five qualified London tour guides and one professional photographer with a passion for sharing their love of London. We now offer 52 London Events, yes, you read that right, 52!

Throughout the year we have provided 230 London events (public guided walks, private tours and treasure hunts) to 1,575 people, covering 727 miles.

In 2019 we have gratefully received 15 five star and 1 four star TripAdvisor Reviews If you have enjoyed our London Guided Walks and would like to write a review, you can do so here.

To top the year off, London Guided Walks has been awarded, 'Tour Guide of the Year in London' by the prestigious Travel & Hospitality Awards, 2020.

So, what does 2020 have in store for London Guided Walks?

In addition to continuing to offer our best-selling walks and treasure hunts, new guided walks such as Ian’s Roman London walk, Alastair’s Photo Walks and Private Historic Pub Tours and my own Regency London walk (soon to be released) will grace the streets of London.

Many guided walks for 2020 are already available to book. Don’t miss out, book now.

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