The London of Charles Dickens

Dickens was inspired by London and spent many days and nights walking the streets.  On this walk we step back in time to follow the great writer’s footsteps.  Stroll through the courtyards of Lincolns Inn where Dickens set his famous novel “Bleak House”.  View a 15th century dining hall and a 17th century chapel.  Hear how Dickens helped with the founding of London’s first and most famous children’s hospital.  View Dickens’ home (from the outside), now a museum, and hear about his life and relationships.




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About the Walk Guide

Diane Burstein

Diane Burstein is a native Londoner, who is one of London’s best known and most versatile tour guides. She has made a name for herself with her Secret London feature on talk radio station LBC 97.3 FM and now makes regular contributions to BBC London 94.9’s Saturday Breakfast Shows. She is the author of a successful book "London Then and Now" which featured in BBC History magazine's Top Ten Best http://seller.as/ a Further Education Lecturer, Diane teaches “Discovering London” courses for two Adult Education Colleges. Diane holds the prestigious London Blue Badge and has a BA Honours Degree in English Literature and History.

Book your space

09/09/2025

15:00 - 17:00

2 hour historical walk

Category
Description
Rate

Members
Visit
£16.00
Non-Members
Visit
£20.00