East London

Learn about the godfathers of British crime on a 2-hour walking tour of London’s East End, led by ‘Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels’ actor Vas Blackwood! Vas is instantly recognizable as on-screen gangster Rory Breaker, having a wealth of knowledge about the villains (both on-screen and real) involved in London’s murky underworld. Hear tales of the notorious Kray twins while visiting sites around Whitechapel and the East End that are linked to them, and see iconic film locations from ‘Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.’

Join our East End Secret Food Tour and have a taste of London’s past and present. Explore the rich history of the East End, from the enduring British and Jewish influences to the exotic tastes of Asian and Ghanaian cuisines, each bite tells a story of the city’s diverse cultural tapestry. Follow in the footsteps of Jack the Ripper through this historic neighbourhood and cultural melting pot and you'll discover an array of flavours that define London's diverse culinary landscape. Indulge in mouthwatering fish and chips from one of the oldest establishments, savour the best crumble in the country and sip on a traditional ale in a quintessential East End pub. Don't miss out on this unforgettable taste of British cuisine and history.

Let’s explore East London’s city centre and its many historical sites, including City hall, the German settler monument and Hero’s park. You will enjoy the esplanade beach front and the harbour view. Further highlights of the tour include visiting East London museum, Nahoon footprints educational centre, Biko bridge and a visit at a shop of locally made crafts.

This tour explores the culturally rich East side of the city, where you’ll find the Globe Theatre – old haunt of William Shakespeare – as well as a mouth-watering selection of local produce and street food at Borough Market. After traversing the old Dockyards and taking a quick stop at a riverside pub, take a moment to appreciate the architecture of London’s financial district before heading back along the path less trodden.

Enjoy the best pub crawl in East London on this night-themed tours for all that love to party!!! As a local that has lived in this great city for so many years, not many would understand the innerworkings of London better than me, and I know some on the best parts of London you can only get to see after lights out. This exciting pub crawl starts at Old Street Station and you’ll go on to explore Shoreditch; the best place in London for those that enjoy the night scene. We’ll be visiting 12 pubs including; starting with Craft Beer, you’ll get to see what’s exciting about a night out drinking in London. We’ll also make our way around to the Angel, the Three Crowns, Bounce old street, Old Fountain, the Old Blue Last, Old Street Records, Golden Bee, Calloh Calley, Ten Bells, The Eagle Hoxton and Goose Island Brewpub. Enjoy one of London's trendiest towns on this pub crawl adventure which will be just as stunning as it is fun. Don't forget to Bring ID as many pubs have strict age rules!!!

The East End has been an important area throughout London's History, a place of refuge, change, idealism but also crime and poverty. It's full of history and stories which draw in locals and tourists alike, in the streets of the East London you can experience and learn about the people that call this area home, alternative culture, dynamic street art and much more. Our Working Women of the East End walking tour aims to change the way the East End is seen by highlighting the Women involved in the areas vibrant history, telling the stories and achievements of these Working Women and by giving a voice back to the women who were killed by Jack the Ripper.

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Join Discover with Dasha on a self-guided audio walk in English or Russian and discover what makes the ever-changing Brick Lane one of London’s most quirky, iconic streets. Brick Lane is also where locals go for great food, vintage markets, live performances and unmissable street art. Dasha's explored the area over the years, including its secret corners and little-known hangouts, and she's excited to share what she's found. she'll show you what makes the area a key filming location for musicians and directors too. Along the way, she'll tell you about: • The historic events that shaped the area • Where to find the best food and the most exotic snacks • The locations used by famous films including Basic Instinct 2, The Woman in Black and Oliver Twist • Where to find Banksy's artwork and the area's other famous graffiti • Boutique shops that local hipsters love

This tour is about getting you way off the beaten track and going where the locals go. Over three hours we visit six very different stops and two markets, one hidden away and one you can't miss. From Venezuelan Arepa's to visiting a hidden away distillery to try a gin & tonic, both found underneath the arches of the London Bridge train station, delicious pasta made right in front of your eyes by the incredible chefs at Flour & Grape, artisanal cheese from Neal's Yard Dairy, oysters from Richard Howard's Oyster bar (8 generations and still carrying the torch of the Howard name) and depending on the day, Iraqi dumplings from Juma or succulent sausage rolls from Ginger Pig, both found right in the centre of Borough Market. We will view into what London's old warehouses and docklands used to look like along the River Thames, when London was at the centre of global commerce and walk down the very trendy Bermondsey area and learn about its fascinating past in the Leather, Wool & Hide trade.

Discover the culture, history, and street art of the East End on this Exclusive 2.5-hour private guided walking tour in London. Follow a private guide through the streets and alleys of east London, and take in top sites of interest such as Brick Lane, Shoreditch, and Spitalfields Market. Learn of the area’s transformation from 1960s criminal underworld to modern-day fashion capital, and admire beautiful street art by talented artists like Shepard Fairey and Banksy. Along the way, step off the beaten track to explore corners of London many visitors miss.

Welcome to our cool night-themed tours for people that love to party!!! Here at iheartlondontours we understand how hard it can be to find chill vibes on a good night out but we’ve got the solution to that problem with our amazing nightlife tour for a trip advisor exclusive price. This exciting tour starts at Old Street Station and we’ll take you to explore Shoreditch; the best place in London for those that enjoy the night scene. We’ll be visiting 12 different clubs and pubs including; starting with McQueen, you’ll get to see what’s exciting about a night out in London. We’ll also make our way around XOYO, Floripa, Hoxton 7, the Village underground, The Hoxton Pony, Strongroom bar, CARGO and the Blues Kitchen, Sunset bar, Old Street Records and Trafik. Our tour will end at Oval Space, an iconic area which is just as stunning as it is fun, from there you will have the opportunity to enjoy the rest of your night at any of our visited destinations.

Alternative, trendy, and recently gentrified, London's East End is one of the most vibrant and instagrammable areas in town! Our street art guides have been sharing this incredible neighbourhood with our visitors for well over a decade and are ready to share it with you. We want to show you the London you won’t find in your tourist guide books!We will take you to the best locations for your photographs, selfies and insta-worthy posts all in a single tour! For street art enthusiasts around the world, London's East End is the top of a must-visit list of world wide street art locations, and we're ready to show it all to you. From massive murals and pieces that take up entire buildings, to the tiny hidden pieces you'd miss if you didn't have anybody to tell you where to look! And did I hear somebody say 'Banksy'..? Come with us and see why a visit to the East End is an integral part of any visit to London! You'll even have an opportunity to make your own street art!

Join us on a walking tour of sightseeing and storytelling, devised by London's leading blogger and guided by a member of the local community in Spitalfields. Ramble through two thousand years of culture in the heart of London and encounter some of the people and places that make this ancient neighbourhood distinctive. Discover Spitalfields’ rich and diverse history of resourcefulness driven by successive waves of migration from across the world – Huguenots, Jews, Irish and Bengalis among many others – telling the story of how modern Britain was created.

Get ready to embark on an unforgettable culinary journey with this exclusive 9-course tasting menu, hosted by Michelin-trained Chef Aidan Brooks right in his Hackney home. Immerse yourself in the flavors of East London, where every ingredient on the menu is either cultivated, foraged, produced, or sourced locally within the borough. As you gather around the chef’s communal table, you’ll indulge in a series of beautifully crafted dishes that celebrate the diverse and vibrant produce of Hackney. Chef Aidan’s dedication to sustainable and hyper-local cuisine shines through each course, as he shares the story behind each ingredient and dish. This unique dining experience perfectly blends the elegance of fine dining with the warmth and intimacy of a relaxed home setting. Dietary restrictions? No problem! We’re here to cater to your needs, so just let us know when booking.

Explore London’s East End on a self-guided walking tour, delving into the notorious history of the Kray twins. Starting outside the Royal London Hospital, you'll trace the footsteps of Ronnie and Reggie Kray as they built their criminal empire. Discover their childhood, their rise to power, and the violent acts that cemented their fearsome reputation. Highlights include visiting The Blind Beggar pub, where Ronnie Kray committed a brazen murder, and hearing Detective Leonard ‘Nipper’ Reid's pursuit of justice. From Vallance Road to St. Matthews Church, this 60-minute tour unveils the real story behind the brothers’ charismatic facade, ending with their downfall and capture. Perfect for crime enthusiasts and history lovers alike!

Walking Food & Drink Tours In London are a must. Walk Eat Talk Eat's East London food tour was the first one in the area. We now cover the South and West of London too. We've had thousands of customers along, shared zillions of stories and are close to serving up our 3000th salt beef bagel. ​We run our East End Tour all through the week and on the weekends that's when we hold our Hidden Gems and Portobello Tales tours. ​Why East London? Because the food is amazing, there's so much history to share and our tour guides have lived in those areas, so they know them inside out and love sharing their local haunts. I myself have lived in London now for over ten years and I can safely say this city still surprises me with all its hidden secrets old-and-new. What I believe gives us that unique essence is that myself and our tour guides ( even in our spare time ) go in search for new cuisines to be tasted and explore hidden bits of London's history waiting to be spoken about all for you.

Our Eat the East End tour is designed to showcase the very best of London's ethnic communities and the amazing food we all love. This small group tour will take you through the character filled streets of London's east end. Stopping at some of our favourite eating spots. Some world famous, some only locals know. But are independently owned and have fantastic dishes waiting for us to try. From a Ghanian chocolate maker to a Bengali snack bar this tour packs a powerful flavour punch as we meander the narrow streets of Shoreditch and the East End. Colouful stories are never far away on this route. We'll walk the very streets where Jack the Ripper prowled in Victorian times. We'll see unique street art and hear about a few local legends along the way. Ending in Spitalfields market our tour traces London's history. From early Shakespeare days right up to the glistening glass towers of the financial city today. And all whilst trying some of London's best bites. We can't wait to welcome you

In a city as multicultural as London, there’s not just one way to eat like a local. So, when in doubt, eat many things – obviously. You’ll join one of our hosts, and feast your way around a pocket of the city where you can taste a myriad of cuisines deeply embedded in London’s food culture. Indulge at food trucks, pop-ups, markets hipster coffee shops or breweries and beloved local delis. From Southern fried chicken to Taiwanese bao buns and French patisserie. you’ll soon see that eating like a Londoner means eating global. Within 24 hours after booking you'll receive a short questionnaire about your personality and interests. Based on your responses, you'll be assigned a like-minded host. Your host will communicate with you directly to suggest an itinerary to help you discover what makes the city unique. You will also agree on a meeting time and place. Your itinerary is flexible, so during the experience, you can always change your mind about what you want to do.

Discover London by solving challenges and unlocking stories on your phone. Play the engaging exploration game, In this game you can immerse yourself in the famous Battle of Cable St and you'll be pitched against Oswald Mosley and his Blackshirts. As you solve challenges, the story unfolds and exact directions on your phone will guide you to the next location. So, are you up for an exciting city game? Highlights include: Explore Shadwell Fire Station, St George's Gardens, Tobacco Dock Ships and lesser-known places. Enjoy a uniquely crafted story brought to you by our top-notch/gifted/talented writers. Try a new type of experience, the perfect mix between a tour, outdoor escape game, and treasure hunt. After your booking, you will receive an email with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. We recommend that each user purchases a ticket for an optimal experience, although several people can share a phone.

Wapping has a long history that goes all the way back to Anglo Saxon times, before it was even part of London and it takes its name from the old word Wapol, meaning ‘Marsh’.   This whole area has been shaped by the river whether it is the great voyages of exploration, Victorian heavy industry and the docks, terrible Dickensian slums that hugged the river, the dreadful destruction of the Blitz or its modern day resurgence with big business and leisure. We will visit famous old pubs, places of execution and great philanthropy as well as visiting locations relating to some of the most famous names in history such as Captain Cook, Thomas Jefferson, Martin Frobisher, Sir Walter Raleigh, Charles Dickens, Hanging Judge Jeffers and Captain Bligh. See a part of real London that tourists could never find, well away from the bright lights of the West End, theatres, museums and palaces.