Free Harry Potter London walking tour around 7 places in London that every die-hard fan of “the boy who lived” will enjoy seeing. 

In this Covent Garden walking tour, you'll discover historic landmarks and less-known hidden gems (often missed by tourists!). So grab your walking shoes and get ready to experience one of London's most iconic neighborhoods.

If you want to experience the historic English village vibe not too far from central London, Harrow on the Hill might be a perfect choice!

Let me introduce you to my 19 favorite spots in Canary Wharf!

To do this walk, you not only need a good pair of shoes. You also need a good stomach, as after seeing a few iconic London skyscrapers and many London bridges, we will dive into the dark world of skeletons and dead bodies, ever-present in this part of London.

So, without further ado, let's see what is there to see near London Bridge!

With this walk, apart from taking you to popular with tourists Camden Markets, I will attempt to entertain you with a few almost forgotten stories from the relatively short history of this (today) fashionable part of London.

This London walk will take you from the exact center of London to the home of the monarchs. When passing on the way: the birthplace of the idea of James Bond, home of the Prime Minister and… PINK pelicans!

You cannot choose a better place for a relaxing walk than Greenwich. A combination of a riverfront, great Royal Park, and, what many people will argue, the best (not one, not two, but many!) panoramic views of London.

A simple self-guided map to follow, with an optimized route for tourists coming to London for the very first time.

Walk around Waterloo. Ten places worth seeing, from the most obvious one - London Eye- to those less known but very interesting in their own ways.