moderate
2–3 hours
Good mobility required; be prepared for standing and walking.
Discover London's wartime resilience on an immersive walking tour through WWII history. See bombed landmarks and hear heroic stories that reveal the city’s enduring spirit.
The Stories of the Heroes and Heroines who helped save London
Experience the gripping tale of London's resilience during the relentless 1940 bombing campaign. Discover the heroes who fought to protect the city, witness the scars of both World Wars, and learn about the Second Great Fire of London and the miraculous survival of St. Paul's Cathedral. A powerful journey through history awaits.
In the Fall of 1940 Britain stood alone Hitler under Goering's Luftwaffe tried to bomb Britain into submission, For almost 50 day and nights London endured a relentless bombing campaign. Over 40,000 people would die during the bombing of London in World War II. This is the story of the heroes and heroines who fought to save London. The Second Great Fire of London and the Miracle of the survival St Pauls. We will still see some scars of not just the Blitz but also the bombing raids of the First Word War
This tour involves moderate walking on uneven surfaces, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
Capture the poignant sites and historic landmarks along the route.
Ensures a prompt start and the best experience with the guide.
London weather can be unpredictable; dress accordingly.
The Blitz dramatically shaped London's architecture, culture, and resilience, becoming a defining chapter in its history.
The tour emphasizes the importance of preserving historical landmarks and educating future generations about wartime resilience.
Necessary for comfort during extended walking.
Dress for the weather to stay comfortable during the tour.
Capture the historic sites and personal memories.
Carry essentials like water and rain gear.