Dive into London's vibrant East End on this half-day walk! Journey from bustling Smithfield Market to the modern marvel of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, witnessing gritty history, hidden gems, and stunning regeneration along the way.

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A half day walking from the heart of the city to its eastern border. It’s a superb way to see how the changing fortunes of the East End have given rise to waves of development and regeneration.

The ArcelorMittal Orbit—the world’s longest and tallest tunnel slide.

Starting in the historic Smithfield Market, we make our way into the old working part of London, along canals built for the industrial age but now used for leisure and through districts ravaged by the Blitz now born anew.

We finish in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, site of the 2012 summer Olympic Games, now a thriving new suburb.

Duration: 4 hours with coffee break
Type: Walking Tour
Price: From £195. Prices do not include attraction tickets.
Languages: English

Smithfield Market

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Barbican

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Hoxton

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Boundary Estate (the world’s oldest council Estate)

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Colombia Road

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Regent’s Canal

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Hertford Union Canal

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Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park