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Step into the shadows of London’s Smithfield district on a captivating walking tour that uncovers the city’s most chilling stories. Over two unforgettable hours, you’ll explore centuries-old streets where knights once roamed and notorious criminals met their fate.
Your journey begins outside Barbican Station, where you’ll meet your guide and set off to discover a fourteenth-century monastery and plague pit. As you stroll, learn how Londoners coped with the devastation of the Black Death and see the ancient meat market that shaped the area’s grisly reputation.
Wander through alleys steeped in history, from the home of the medieval Knights Hospitallers to the memorial of William Wallace, famously known as Braveheart. Hear tales of Dickensian slums, ghostly legends, and the city’s oldest parish church, all brought vividly to life by your expert guide.
The tour concludes near Farringdon Station, after visiting hidden pubs, historic hospitals, and the site where the Great Fire of 1666 was finally extinguished. With group sizes limited to just fifteen people, you’re guaranteed a personal and immersive experience.
Don’t miss your chance to uncover London’s bloody past—spaces fill quickly, so check availability and book your spot today!
