London Self-Guided Camp History Tour

Discover London’s camp history on a self-guided audio walk through Mayfair and Soho, where stories of style, protest, and self-expression unfold along the streets. Created by a professor of English and historian of LGBTQ+ culture, this tour brings the city’s subversive past into focus through vivid commentary and atmospheric soundscapes.

Begin beneath the blue plaque at 4 Chesterfield St and follow GPS-triggered audio past the former home of dandy Beau Brummell and the glamour of The Ritz. Continue to the site where David Bowie got his big break and the theater where Josephine Baker captivated London. Offline audio, maps, and geodata let you keep exploring without relying on a data connection, while the flexible format gives you time to pause and take in the surroundings. The route ends among the neon lights of Old Compton Street.

Choose this London Self-Guided Camp History Tour to explore at your own pace and hear the stories behind the landmarks. Start whenever you’re ready and experience a distinctive side of London through its streets and characters.