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26 de ene. de 2024 · The 15 best walks in London to see diverse neighbourhoods and local experiences, includes detailed instructions and maps.
- Parkland Walk, North London
- The Wandle Trail, South London
- The London Loop, Outer London
- Green Chain Walk, South London
- The Line, East/South London
- The Thames Path, Basically Everywhere
- The Jubilee Loop, Central London
- Victoria Park, East London
- Hampstead Heath, North London
- Regent’s Canal, from Paddington to Limehouse
Our first entry in this roundup of London walks follows the course of an old railway that once ran between Finsbury Park and Alexandra Palace. It provides four and a half miles of tranquillity, and a chance to enjoy a green environmentin the very heart of the city. London’s longest local nature reserve is covered with over two hundred species of wi...
This 20km (14 mile) trail wandles around the River Wandle; from Croydon to the Thames at Wandsworth. Admire the flora and fauna along this typical chalk stream, where nature contrasts but beautifully complements some of South London’s most industrialised landscapes. More info here.
Known as the M25 for pedestrians (plus the aesthetic, minus the stress),the London Outer Orbital Path is 150 miles long. It’s split into 24 easy-to-digest sections, covering everywhere from Kingston to Cockfosters, and will take you across various parks, woods and historic sites. Bushy Park, home to Hampton Court Palace, is a particular highlight. ...
This London route is split into 11 sections; spanning fields, parks and woodlands from Thamesmead to Nunhead Cemetery. If you’re a really, really enthusiastic walker, you’ve got plenty of ground to cover along the whole 50-mile path. Along the way you can enjoy such sights as the Art Deco glamour of Eltham Palace and the 18th-century Gothic folly o...
The Line is London’s first dedicated modern and contemporary art walk. This one’s a bit of a cheat because, to do it from beginning to end, you do need to use public transport, but it does include a lovely stroll along London’s waterways, starting in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The works are slowly curated over time, with new works replacing ...
Enjoy walks on both the north and south banks of the Thames – from the lost floodplains of Richmond, to the Dickensian stretches of the eastern marshes. And you won’t be short of sights, either: Tower Bridge, Hampton Court Palace, Albert Bridge, The Royal Docks, Battersea Park and Kew Gardens are just some of the showstoppers you will set your eyes...
The entire Jubilee Walkway is made up of five looped walks, but we recommend section five: The Jubilee Loop. Thistwo-mile route offers a final trip around Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Admiralty Arch, The Mall, St. James’s Park, Parliament Square, Westminster Abbey, and the Houses of Parliament. So, for a tour of classic London landmarks, th...
This beautiful spot is often honoured as one of the nation’s favourite parks – and it’s easy to see why. London’s oldest public park blooms with wildlife and beauty. On your walks through Victoria Park you’ll find The People’s Park Tavern, one of Hackney’s best pubs. It even boasts a gorgeous beer garden backing onto the park to make for the perfec...
Start and end at Parliament Hill as you take a six-mile stroll around the heath that offers beautiful scenes, one of the most breathtaking views of the city skyline, and an optional visit to Kenwood House which is owned by the National Trust. (Recognise it? It just so happens to be a filming location for the classic 1999 film Notting Hill). Choose ...
Our final entry onto this list of our favourite London walks is a real humdinger. You’ll follow the course of a 200-year-old canal, which will take you on a diverse journey through the city, all the way from Paddington Basin to Limehouse Basin. Wander leisurely through Little Venice, taking in the adorable house boats. Pass through Regent’s Park, w...
Explore the sights and sounds of London's best parks, from finding the deer at Richmond Park to spotting pelicans and parakeets at St James's Park near Buckingham Palace. Find one of the many canal routes for a different perspective on London.
23 de mar. de 2023 · I’ve always loved walking in London: exploring the city’s verdant nooks is one of my favourite pastimes. Looking for the best walks in London? I’ve got you covered.
8 of the best London walks. Walking is a brilliant way to explore London. It’s free, and you’ll spot things that you’d never notice from a bus or train window. London’s prettiest walks. Swap...
21 de feb. de 2022 · You can easily immerse yourself in nature, discover cute villages, see works of art or spot wildlife, all without leaving the capital. Whether you want a gentle scenic hour-long stroll or an epic eight-hour hike, here are 23 loosely guided routes to take, and places to stop for a well-deserved whistle whetter.
17 de dic. de 2021 · Here's our guide to the best walks in London, with routes along the River Thames, through Royal Parks and past central London landmarks.
