Look Up London offers public weekend walks and bespoke private tours across the Capital. I specialise in walking tours for Londoners, getting people to see their city through fresh eyes and discover the hidden gems hiding in plain sight!
There are 13 different Look Up London public walks and they always run on Saturdays and Sundays. They are led by Katie unless otherwise stated.
Currently public walks until December are sold out. I will be releasing Christmas Lights dates and 2024 tours in early November in my weekly newsletter. You can sign up for the latest ticket news and the weekly blog here.
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ “It was the most enjoyable sightseeing tour I was ever a part of. All thanks to Katie! She has a vast knowledge of London, its history , architecture etc. Her presentation and manner is immaculate. We cannot recommend it more.” – Daria
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ “The best tour of London I have ever been on … and all of us were blown away by all the fascinating stories and details she revealed to us. I would recommend it to any Londoner, even if you think you know those streets like the back of your hand. You do not!” – Dan
I organise private walking tours across London for couples, families and groups. Prices start from £250 +VAT based on a couple or family for a 2 hour walking tour. Find out more here or use the quick contact form below to get in touch.
Read my latest blog posts in which I share stories of hidden history and our London tours inside inspiring historic buildings including some very unusual museums.
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Chelsea sometimes gets described as a 'village' and if you know where to look you can certainly find some nice historic reminders. If you look up along the King's Road in Chelsea you can spot some cows heads staring back at you. So what's the history? Wright's...
If you were planning to appreciate some beautiful stained glass in London, Bank Underground Station probably wouldn’t be top of the list. So imagine my surprise when travelling through the (relatively) new Walbrook exit of Bank in finding a series of stained glass from John Hutton. The...
If you’ve used Waterloo Station, you might’ve admired this lonely house. Number 5 is the sole survivor of Whichcote Street, once a bustling terrace that was demolished in 1950. History of Whichcote Street In the early 19th century three streets of stock brick, terraced houses were laid out...
Along Foster Lane in the City you can easily walk past this stone, 19th century building without giving it much thought. But it’s worth looking a bit closer at Goldsmiths' Hall, an institution that’s been here since 1339. I was recently invited to have a look...
Open House Festival 2023 is 6-17 September and there are hundreds of London's unusual and inspiring buildings to visit (some of which are only open to the public for Open House). As ever, there's so much to choose from and sift through so I've done the...
There's a new place to look down over London and it's free to book. The Look Out at 8 Bishopsgate is the latest skyscraper to open a viewing platform, so I popped in to admire the view. The Look Out is on the 50th floor of...