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Audio walks in London

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  • 115 walks
  • 959 places with a written story
  • 416 km of routes in total
  • 0.1-8.6 hours per walk
  • written in EN, RU, ES, AR, DE, FR, IT, PL, KO, JA
  • last walk added 2026-10-17

Walks in London

  1. Regent's Canal Towpath: Little Venice to Camden Lock

    A tranquil journey through London's iconic waterways, secret gardens, and vibrant market lock

    12 stops · 4.3 km · ~1.5 h · 33 min audio · EN

  2. London Specialty Coffee & Historic Brews Walk

    From 17th-century caffeine hubs to third-wave espresso temples

    11 stops · 4.1 km · ~1.5 h · 30 min audio · EN

  3. Hampstead Village to Heath & Pergola Walk

    From historic cobbled streets to Parliament Hill views and secret Edwardian gardens

    11 stops · 4.0 km · ~1.5 h · 31 min audio · EN

  4. Vauxhall to Battersea: Riverside Modern Marvels

    A linear journey through industrial heritage, futuristic architecture, and diplomatic landmarks

    12 stops · 2.9 km · ~1.2 h · 32 min audio · EN

  5. From Steam to Brutalism: Farringdon to Barbican Walk

    A short stroll through medieval markets, Victorian alleys, and centuries of City history

    6 stops · 0.8 km · ~30 min · 17 min audio · EN

  6. A Taste of History: Borough Market to Bermondsey

    Explore how markets, bakeries, and historic pubs fed London for centuries

    9 stops · 2.6 km · ~2.0 h · 19 min audio · EN

  7. From Islington Charm to Docklands Towers

    A cross-city journey through bohemian streets, East End heritage, and maritime history

    12 stops · 8.6 km · ~2.4 h · 29 min audio · EN

  8. От Кенсингтона к Мейфэру через Гайд-парк

    Живописная прогулка от викторианских скверов через королевский парк к гастрономическому храму

    11 stops · 3.5 km · ~1.3 ч · 29 мин аудио · RU

  9. Pints & History: Islington to Duke of York Square Pub Walk

    A tavern crawl through London's rich history, eccentric characters, and legendary boozers

    12 stops · 7.9 km · ~2.3 h · 29 min audio · EN

  10. Ист-Энд для подруг: стрит-арт, винтаж и TikTok-сладости

    Самый эстетичный фото-маршрут по Лондону для подростков

    10 stops · 2.3 km · ~48 мин · 15 мин аудио · RU

  11. Скрытая история Хайгейта: призраки, тайны и легенды холма

    Необычная прогулка по самому мистическому и живописному району Лондона

    6 stops · 1.6 km · ~36 мин · 17 мин аудио · RU

  12. Регентс-канал: тайная артерия Лондона

    От Литтл-Венеции до Лаймхаус — 14 км истории, взрывов и скрытой жизни города

    7 stops · 4.4 km · ~1.5 ч · 29 мин аудио · RU

Routes people ask for in London

How long do you want to walk?

How much does a London walk cost?

The first story of every walk is free to listen to, and so is the written text of every story on the site. Paying unlocks the stories that have not been written yet on that particular walk — from £4.99 for a short one to £19.99 for a full day. Once anyone pays for a walk, its stories become free for everyone who comes after them.

Do I need mobile data while I walk?

Yes, for now. Audio streams as you go rather than downloading in advance, so you need a connection at each stop. Central London coverage is good enough that this is rarely a problem, but on a long walk through the parks it is worth checking you have signal before you set off. Offline download is not available yet.

What languages are the London walks in?

English and Russian, with one walk in Polish. A walk is written in one language and stays in it — the Russian walks are not translations of the English ones, they are different routes chosen by different people. Each walk in the list above is labelled with its language, so you can see before you open it.

Can I start in the middle of a walk?

Yes. Every stop is a separate story that stands on its own, and the player lets you jump to any of them. Walks are ordered as a route because that is the shortest way round, not because the stories depend on each other. If you are already standing next to stop seven, start at stop seven.

Who writes the stories?

A language model drafts them, from a route a person asked for, about places verified against Google Maps first. The narration is speech synthesis. We say so on every page rather than in the footer, and there is a longer explanation of exactly which step is machine-written at /about/how-stories-are-made. Corrections go to [email protected] and are read by a person.

How these stories are made