See London on foot. However, make sure to wear comfortable shoes or else you would not enjoy your walking experience. Best of all, a London walking tour is free. You also get to see details you won’t notice if you ride a bus.
Below are some of the city of London’s best walking experiences which you can enjoy after your meeting at any of the meeting rooms London Kensington.
Westminster Walk
Royalists would enjoy a walking tour of famous London attractions like Downing Street, Big Ben, The Mall, Trafalgar Square, Churchill War Rooms, Buckingham Palace, and Westminster Abbey.
The most magnificent sight is Westminster Abbey, which has witnessed many a royal coronation. The nearest tube station is Westminster, which is near Big Ben.
The London Wall
The walking tour takes you along London’s ancient Roman past – portions of the 2.5-mile wall that borders the settlement of Londinium. While most of the wall has been destroyed, sections of it are integrated within hotels, medieval churches, and office blocks.
Other highlights for history buffs include the Tower of London, Roman ruins, the Museum of London, and Barbican. The nearest tube station is London Wall/Moorgate.
Regent’s Canal
Art and history lovers would love the walking tour that encompasses car-free views of riverside restaurants, Regent’s Canal, Broadway Market, Victoria Miro gallery, Victoria Park, ArcelorMittal Orbit, and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
The nearest Tube station to Regent’s Canal is Northern.
Thames Path
London is also characterized by its natural attractions, and nature lovers would surely want to go on the Thames Path. Here, you’ll forget the city’s hustle and bustle.
You get to see highlights like the Petersham Nurseries, the Richmond riverside, Marble Hill, Ham House, and Eel Pie Island. The most remarkable structure along the Thames Path is the Hampton Court Palace, one of the palatial homes of Henry VIII.
London Bridges
If you want to post pictures of your London adventures online, the London Bridges walking tour is the best experience to start. You get to pass through the Westminster Bridge, the Tower Bridge, and the Millennium Bridge. Other highlights you can’t miss are the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye.
The Jubilee Walkway
If you love books, the best way to experience London is by the Jubilee Walkway, where you can see landmarks like the British Library, the British Museum, St. Pancras International Station, and Sir John Soane’s Museum.
The 14-mile trek through the Camden Loop walkway begins at Leicester Square.
Blackheath and Greenwich
A more laid-back walking tour can be experienced at Blackheath and Greenwich. Here, you are at the transition of the eastern and western hemispheres.
Other highlights include the Royal Observatory and the Royal Maritime Museum. The nearest Tube station is Lewisham.
Conclusion
To best experience, London on foot, make sure to book a stay at hotels near Kensington High Street. From there, you can easily go on any of the above London walking experiences, or you can catch a Tube or bus ride to farther walking adventures.
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