This guide describes in detail 50 of Andrew Duncan's favourite walks in and around London.

This Compact Guide Describes In Detail 25 Circular Walks That Explore The River And Its Natural And Historical Riches.

Ronnie and Reggie Kray were London's most infamous gangsters. This walk will guide you around the Twins' East End, to the places that they knew well, where they built and lost their criminal empire.

Step back in time and explore the London of Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson. Be guided through London's cobbled streets to Baker Street and other famous sites, as well as places associated with Conan Doyle.

John, Paul, George and Ringo lived in the centre of "Swinging London" in the 1960s, when Beatlemania was at its height. Now, you too, can capture the excitement of the Beatles' time in London.

Shakespeare was England's most famous playwright. This walk will guide you through the "Bankside" area of London. Discover the medieval streets, alleys and taverns where he lived, worked and drank!

Aimed At Both Visitors And Residents, This Compact And Easy-to-use Guide Describes In Detail 25 Carefully Selected Walks That Reveal The Literary History And Culture Of London.

Walking London's Docks, Rivers and Canals is an exploration, in 22 carefully researched walks of London's varied waterways in all their glory,

This fascinating walking guide follows the tainted and twisted trail of London's inglorious past.

An original and fascinating way to visit London.

The author of this guide has been exploring and rambling in West London for 20 years; here, she shares her extensive knowledge of the wealth of rural-type landscapes still situated within London's sprawling surbubia.

Ted Bruning gives the reader various walks around London based on its rich history of Public Houses.

Containing enough detail to satisfy scholars, and enough gossip to entertain theater fans,

This second volume of London Walks explores more of the capital with some of London's finest writers.

In "London's Waterside Walks", one of the city's experienced Blue Badge Guides, Brian Cookson, describes 16 walks, selected to reflect the history and modern developments related to these waterways

Aimed at visitors and Londoners alike, this fully updated edition of Secret London unlocks the city's most fascinating secrets - both above and below ground.

The Recretaional Path Guide series continues with "The Capital Ring", a guide to the brand new footpath linking together the green spaces that lie inside, rather than outside the capital.

Running for 180 miles (288 km) from the river's source in rural Gloucestershire to the Thames barrier, the Thames Path is England's newest National Trail and one of the most varied and accessible of the country's long-distance paths.

A practical pocket-sized guide with the authority of CAMRA, combined with architectural notes to many of London's best pub buildings.

With walks to suit all interests and abilities, and handsomely illustrated with colour photographs and complete route maps

Each walk ends with a recommended pub or two where weary legs can be rested and a toast raised to the writers who inspired a generation.