We’re sure that you’ll agree… London has looked spectacular on television during The Games – and the Paralympics are still to come so stay tuned!
Come and see us next year – we’ll show you around. Our full schedule is at www.walks.com
In the meantime…
1. The Bentley plaque can be found at Chagford Steet, NW1. On a sporting theme, London-made Bentleys won the Le Mans 24 from 1927 – 1930.
2. A lightshade in the window of Heal’s, Tottenham Court Road.
3. A view through Steven Gontarski's sculpture Ob 8 at Central St Giles.
4. Edgar Wallace – Fleet Street veteran commemorated at Ludgate Circus, journalist, thriller writer and co-creator of King Kong.
5. Inside East Finchley Station looking out. Jerry Springer claims to have been born at the station during The Blitz.
DURING THE OLYMPICS AND PARALYMPICS THE LONDON WALKS SCHEDULE WILL RUN WITH A NUMBER OF CHANGES TO THE REGULAR PROGRAMME. CLICK HERE FOR OUR SPECIAL OLYMPICS LONDON WALKS CALENDAR.
OUR REGULAR BLOG FEATURES HERE AT THE D.C WILL RETURN AFTER THE OLYMPICS.
