A Walk in Shakespeare's Footsteps
Joined 2022
We will visit the places where William Shakespeare lived and worked, taking in some of the most beautiful sites in London, including two of Shakespea homes, Stationers' Hall where the earliest printed copies of Shakespeare's works were registered and the place where kidnapped boys were forced to perform by unscrupulous playhouse managers. We will also visit the reconstructed Globe Theatre or the dining hall where Shakespeare performed in 1602
I donate all my tour proceeds to charity.
Itinerary
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
Your central London hotel or St Paul's Underground Station
Our tour will begin near St Paul's Cathedral. I will be happy to escort you there from your Central London hotel
Our leisurely stroll of about 2.2 miles (3.5 km) over mostly flat terrain will take about three hours.
Either Shakespeare's Globe Theatre or Middle Temple Hall
Our tour will culminate at a maginicent site associated with William Shakespeare, after which I shall be happy to escort you to your lunch destination or back to your Central London hotel.
Ending Point
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre or Middle Temple Hall
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Guide fee
transportation
food & drink
Tour Important Information
Our tour takes place in Central London which has no shortage of refreshment and relief establishments. Nonetheless, I suggest that everyone should bring water and any snacks they might need to keep them going for up to three hours, and they should wear comfortable clothes - especially shoes.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Joined 2022
About Tour Guide Ian F.
I am a lawyer, historian and official City of London and Westminster tour guide. Introducing guests to the splendours and secrets of my hometown is my passion. I try to make my tours a mixture of fun and fact (with some of the facts being funny and some of the fun being factual). I would love to arrange a private tour that will make your visit to London truly memorable. All of my income from tour guiding is donated to charity - currently World Jewish Relief's Ukraine Crisis Appeal.
Reviews
Anna K.
“London Jewish history tour was the best”
It was unforgettable tour. Ian is very knowledgeable, interesting and funny. We enjoyed every minute of this tour
Ian F.
Anna, Thank you so much for your lovely review and your good company. I hope to have the opportunity to tour again with you and your husband. Best wishes, Ian
$400/ per group
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