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Step into the festive charm of Victorian London and uncover the traditions that shaped the Christmas we know today. This immersive walking tour brings to life the sights, sounds, and stories of Christmas past, from the influence of Charles Dickens to the grand celebrations that transformed the holiday.
Wander through atmospheric streets and alleyways, learning how Christmas evolved from a little-celebrated occasion into a major event filled with feasting, gift-giving, and festive cheer.
Discover the origins of beloved traditions, such as Christmas trees, crackers, and carol singing, and see how Londoners of the past embraced the festive season.
Led by a knowledgeable guide, this 90-minute walking tour is a must for history lovers and festive enthusiasts alike.
What Can Customers Expect?
- A festive and immersive experience exploring the rich traditions of a Victorian Christmas.
- Engaging storytelling from an expert guide, bringing 19th-century London to life.
- The chance to walk through historic streets and alleyways, discovering seasonal history.
- Insights into Charles Dickens' influence on Christmas traditions, including A Christmas Carol.
- A fun and educational journey suitable for history lovers and festive enthusiasts alike.
- A leisurely-paced walk with plenty of stops to soak in the atmosphere and take photos.
📍 Start: St Paul’s Cathedral
🏴 End: Somerset House
⏳ Duration: 90 minutes
🎓 Led by a qualified London tour guide
At Queen Anne's Statue, outside the main steps of St Paul's Cathedral.
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All children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Hello!
Thank you for booking your private Victorian Christmas tour with London Guided Walks.
Hazel Baker, your guide, will be waiting for you at Queen Anne's Statue, in front of St Paul's Cathedral and will be holding a London Guided Walks sign and wearing an orange lanyard. Learn more about Hazel, please visit:
To ensure you experience the full tour, we recommend arriving 10 minutes before the tour begins.
For the most accurate directions, we strongly recommend using what3words rather than Google or Apple Maps. what3words offers pinpoint accuracy for meeting locations, which is particularly useful when meeting outside busy stations. See the exact meeting point for your A Victorian Christmas tour
There are free toilets located in the basement of New Change shopping centre, as well as paid toilets in Paternoster Square. A free drinking water tap can be found between the Co-op and St Paul’s Cathedral, facing the road.
[Photo of the meeting place Queen Anne Statue, in front of St Paul's Cathedral]
Please allow sufficient time for travel. We also suggest using Citymapper for accurate journey planning, as it provides live travel times to help ensure you reach the meeting point without delay. Their mobile app is available on both the Apple store and Google Play store.
Your tour will conclude at Somerset House.The tour will last for approximately 90 minutes.
Please remember that you are responsible for your own safety; therefore, we advise you to wear comfortable shoes and suitable clothing.
If you have any concerns, please message us via WhatsApp at +44 (0)7563 116806.
[You might enjoy listening to our London History podcast:] (https://londonguidedwalks.co.uk/podcast)
We look forward to seeing you soon!
Kind regards,
Hazel - Founder of London Guided Walks
