Walking With Poets Tours | Spoken Word Poetry

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Welcome to Walking with Poets

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Experience the poetic side of London. Discover iconic locations including Covent Garden, Chinatown and Soho following our tour guide on your phone.

Stop for a drink at Cafe Boheme, shop everything Harry Potter at House of Spells and chill out with jazz at Ronnie Scott's.

Listen to immersive poems at special locations written and performed by the renowned spoken word artist, Luke Jaime (Skywalker)

Locations

Chinatown

A thriving centre of Chinese culture in London. Full of restaurants, bakeries and supermarkets that store imported goods.

Away from the busy traffic, you feel like you've stepped into another world.

Covent Garden

One of the most popular tourist hot spots in London. There's always a performer in the courtyard for children's entertainment.

For adults, there's the Punch & Judy pub built in 1787. The Apple Market stalls within the main building still sell traditional crafts. Listen out for musicians playing in the pits.

Picadilly Circus

They say that if you stand and wait in Picadilly Circus, eventually you'll see everyone in the world pass by.

Home to The Criterion Theatre, which opened in 1874, and modern advertising billboards that light up the square.

Stand under the Eros statue and watch the taxis and big red buses fly around the circus.

Trafalgar Square

A popular location for festivals and other outdoor events, iconic for the towering statue of Lord Nelson at its centre.

From the fountains, you can see across London all the way to Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.

Home to The National Gallery which houses some of the best paintings in the world and is free to enter.

Soho

The place to be for after-hours entertainment in London. Many musicians call Soho their home due to its legendary recording studios.

Full of clubs and cocktail bars that stay lively until the early hours, there's always something going on.

Leicester Square

The focal point of the West End, where everything comes together. The location of London film premieres and full of cinemas.

Leicester Square offers a range of entertainment with the Lego Store and M&M's World on one corner and the Hippodrome Casino on the other.