MONDAY TOUR
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COVENT GARDEN - "THE SHOW MUST GO ON"
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Meet 10:30 Covent Garden Underground opposite exit ticket barriers
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‘Beginners please’ for a stroll through London’s theatre land!
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| London’s West End contains the largest concentration of performing arts venues in the world. This walk includes stories of theatrical superstitions, ghosts of actors who were murdered by jealous rivals and ‘pretty, witty Nell’ the darling of the Theatre Royal who was the favourite mistress of King Charles II. We visit the actors’ church, see where filmmakers and actors buy their make up and do some star spotting along the way. |
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| The scenery includes the cobbles of Covent Garden piazza, the grand Royal Opera House and a sumptuously decorated restaurant. You’ll give this walk a standing ovation! |
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SOHO - THE BOHEMIAN HEART OF LONDON |
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The Bohemian heart of London still beats in the lively streets of Soho. Spend an afternoon discovering the links between Mozart and the first television show, Casanova and Karl Marx and how a dead woman in north London stopped a cholera epidemic. This immensely varied area has been influenced by the sex trade, past and present, but is also home to trendy fashion around Carnaby Street, funky music shops and a wonderful wall painting. We finish near the famous shopping district of Regent Street and Oxford Street. This walk may not be suitable for young children. |
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| Daily Walking Tours Prices and Information |
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| All tours must be booked in advance. There are only 12 places per walk, so book today! Morning walks last approximately two and a half hours and the optional afternoon walks last about two hours. Please wear sensible footwear as London's pavements are often uneven. |
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Morning walks
Adults £20
Children aged 16 and under £15 |
Morning and afternoon walks
Adults £35
Children aged 16 and under £25 |
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| Please note that the afternoon walks cannot be booked on their own. The afternoon extension walks are only available to those who have come on the morning walk. This is to ensure the group size is no more than 12 and everyone coming in the morning has the opportunity of enjoying the afternoon walk too. The afternoon walks often refer to things seen in the morning. |
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