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Secret London Walking Tours has launched a new Suffragette City walking tour in London following the September release of the film, Suffragette.
Group travel organisers can book for parties of up to 25 to go on the walking tour, which reveals true stories about the women who battled for the vote during World War One.
Groups, led by a guide past historic points of interest, can learn about the struggles, the misfortunes and the successes of those who fought for women’s rights.
The tour navigates through the Westminster and Victoria areas, and points of interest include the Palace of Westminster, Caxton Hall, the Suffragette Memorial in Christchurch Gardens, and the site of the Millicent Fawcett Hall.
Further highlights include Emmeline Pankhurst’s statute in Victoria Tower Gardens, Whitehall, Downing Street and Trafalgar Square.
The tour will also take the group to some of the lesser known back streets behind Westminster Abbey.
Other subjects
Secret London Walking Tours has a wide range of tours for groups to book onto, covering a variety of themes across London’s numerous locations.
Groups interested in literature might enjoy learning about famous writers on tours including Shakespeare’s City of London, Bohemians and Bluestockings – Literary London, and The London of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes.
Theatre tours are available also: Theatrical London includes a visit to London’s oldest theatre, while guests on a Haunted Theatreland tour can discover some of the capital’s most spooky venues.
Booking information
Group travel organisers are advised that a maximum of 25 people is suitable for a walking tour, although larger groups can hire two guides and split up.
Those interested in booking a walking tour should e-mail diane@secretlondonwalks.co.uk or call 020-8445 0159.
For further information visit www.secretlondonwalkingtours.co.uk.
