London Medieval History Self-Guided Walk

Follow London’s medieval footprint on a self-guided walk that turns the City’s old streets into a playful alchemical story. Starting at Tower Hill Station, this 4 km trail leads toward the Bank of England, revealing a historic heart tucked among modern towers. London Medieval History Self-Guided Walk unfolds across seven stages, with visual and textual clues waiting at real-world locations. Along the way, the tale brings Dick Whittington into the story and points out secret gardens, lost guilds, ancient hallways, and royal residences. Move at your own pace, using your phone’s browser to access the experience; no live guide is required. The English version offers audio narration, and the trail is available in 11 languages. To begin, open play.sidewalks.co.uk at the start point, tap “Booked on Viator?” and enter your booking reference. Bring a smartphone with a data connection, then set out to uncover details of medieval London that are easy to miss. Choose London Medieval History Self-Guided Walk for an independent way to explore the City’s layered past, one clue and street at a time.