90 Minutes
London River Thames walk
- Explore the City's changing river front
Learn the use of the river Thames and the London which has grown around it.
Is the Thames important for London even now?
Join Susan, you City of London guide, for a 90 minute guided walk along the Thames river. Hear the origins of the nursery rhyme ‘London Bridge is falling down’, visit the location of medieval public toilets.
Marvel at the engineering of London's first bridge for 100 years. Learn about Queen Matilda and King Alfred and the importance of Queenhithe.
Susan Baker, a qualified City of London guide
Suitable for all age groups. Please note all children must be accompanied by an adult.
Meet outside Blackfriars Station, north side.
You will recognise your guide as they will be wearing an orange lanyard and holding a 'London Guided Walks' sign.
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Thank you for booking with London Guided Walks
Susan Baker, your guide, will be ready to welcome you outside Blackfriars Tube station (North Entrance), 10 minutes before the walk starts. We start on the dot so please ensure you provide enough time to travel.
Look out for Susan who will be holding a London Guided Walks sign and wearing an orange lanyard. You can see more about Susan here: https://londonguidedwalks.co.uk/guide/susan-baker/
Please remember you are responsible for your own safety so please ensure you wear comfortable shoes and suitable clothing.
You may enjoy our London History podcast: https://londonguidedwalks.co.uk/podcast/
We look forward to welcoming you soon!