NEW FOR 2025 Adam writes… As many of you know, I’m always experimenting with new ideas for my London Music Tours. One such example last year was a music tour of Camden Town with an early start, before all the crowds have swarmed-in. Well, it seems to have been a popular idea (according to those of you who filled-in my Where Do You Want To Go Next survey), so…
This August I’m offering a short season of Early Bird Summer Weekend walking tours. Each one kicks off at 9am on a Saturday or Sunday morning. Each takes place in an area of London famed for being really busy at the weekend, especially in summer. The streets will be much quieter than you’ve seen them before and, another bonus, by the time the walking tour is over, London will be opening up. Brunch, shopping , galleries… the world, or at least London, is your oyster.
The early Bird Summer Weekend tours are also small group guaranteed. So not only will we have London to ourselves, we’ll also enjoy all the benefits of an exclusive private tour for the cost of a regular scheduled tour.
Here’s the schedule…
August
Saturday 16th 9am (0900) – Musical Covent Garden
Sunday 17th 9am (0900) – The Music of Royal London
Saturday 23rd 9am (0900) – Rock’n’Roll London
Sunday 24th 9am (0900) – Musical Statues
Musical Covent Garden on a Saturday morning is one of my most eclectic tours, covering everything from Bob Marley to Dame Nellie Melba. Exploring this neighbourhood early in the day before the huge crowds and street entertainers arrive really makes sense. The Music of Royal London also covers a lot of musical ground. But we’ll be there before the crowds descend for the changing of the guard. It’s St James’s like you’ve never seen it before.
Similarly, Musical Statues explores a peaceful Whitehall. And finally, Rock’n’Roll London. At the end of this Soho-set tour, you will be perfectly placed to make the best of all the restaurants and bars and shops as they start to open for the day.
And, as always, if you’re also interested in my non-music themed walking tours, you can find those at the famous London Walks company website HERE.
