• Gremio de Brixton - We trace the roots of the neighbourhood and the birth of popular Brixton music movements and artists.
• Dogstar - An iconic music venue that has changed with the times.
• Electric Avenue - We all know the song - now let’s dive into its meaning.
• Windrush Square - We learn a bit more about the Windrush generation and their struggles.
• Phonox - We learn a bit more about this legendary clubbing venue.
• Brixton Academy (Stop B) - We trace the neighbourhood’s tumultuous past.
• David Bowie’s Birthplace - The birthplace of Ziggy Stardust! We learn about his life and legacy.
• Stockwell Skate Park - We stop by the Brixton Bowls to discover all about the Stockwell Skate park’s community & identity!
• Stockwell Hall of Fame - We stop at one of the most famous graffiti spots in the world and discover the cultural relevance it has inspired.
• Notting Hill - We discover a rather odd event that changed the ‘course’ of this neighbourhood’s past!
• Brixton - Need we say more? We pause by David Bowie’s Mural to pay tribute to the iconic artist.
• Ladbroke Square - We begin walking uphill as we discover Notting Hill’s transformation through centuries.
• Grenfell Tower - We trace the tragic events that shaped this neighbourhood’s darkest hour.
• Cambridge Gardens - We outline the turbulent history and struggles of the Windrush Generation.
• Portobello Road - We walk down this iconic street through its colorful shops and bustling markets.
• Electric Cinema - Britain’s oldest cinema has a pretty dark past..
• Museum of Brands - Care to take a walk through a nostalgic lane? This may just be the place!
• The Old Blue Last - Discover the century old pub and the story it holds about the creation of the popular Porter Beer!
• Old Street - We start by a crossroad as we trace the history, relevance, and literary influences of Shoreditch
• Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre - We stop by what was the original theatre and the story of Shakespeare and the King’s Men.
• 83 Rivington St - We wander down the street that’s become a mecca for street artists and spot famous artworks.
• Arnold Circus - We explore a beautiful old neighbourhood that witnessed an important social experiment during Victorian era
• The Tabernacle - We stop at a unique architectural gem that’s home to the Notting Hill Carnival.
• Saint Lukes Mews - Notting Hill’s most instagrammable spot!
• Beigel Bake Brick Lane Bakery - What’s a cultural walk without a culinary treat to our senses!
• Ladbroke Grove - We walk past some of Notting Hill’s most picturesque gardens.
• Fournier Street - Walk through a street that illustrates Shoreditch’s culturally rich and community led history.
• Spitalfields Market (Stop U) - We explore the market that is an epicenter of East London’s community, culture and cuisine.
• Brick Lane - We discover poetic symbolisms as we discover the street’s intricately rich history
• Sclater Street - We discover how Contemporary architecture and urban graffiti coexist along this beautiful street!
• The Old Truman Brewery - Explore the exciting history and creative present of the world’s largest brewery

• Offline Mode allows tour downloads for listening without WiFi
• Location-Aware GPS mapping prevents you from getting lost
• Access to a self-guided audio tour
• Instagram Hotspot identification for the perfect photo
• Audio tours curated by locals or historians

• Earphones
• Entrance tickets to attractions (electric cinema & museum of brands) - prices from £20 each
• Mobile device

Embark on a journey through London’s fashionable districts of Notting Hill, Brixton, and Shoreditch. These regions are renowned for their significant impact on Black history, lively markets, and diverse cuisine from street food stalls!

With an experienced historian and local musician as your guides, you’ll tour notable historical structures and learn the hidden stories that pervade these districts. Together, we’ll explore the rich black culture of Brixton, its captivating blend of music from different cultures, and must-try distinctive street food. You’ll wander around vibrant Ladbroke Square, delve into Cambridge Gardens, amble down the eminent Portobello Road, and conclude in front of a hidden treasure - The Tabernacle.

Witness the evolution of these areas into a cultural nexus for individuals from various backgrounds and capture unforgettable memories in photo-worthy spots like St. Luke’s Mews.

Disclaimer: This is an autonomous audio walking tour and entrance tickets are not included

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.