moderate
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for runners of all fitness levels comfortable with 10k distance
Combine a 10k run with London’s vibrant musical history on this guided tour through Camden, Regents Park, and Soho. Perfect for all paces and music buffs alike.
Saturday 13th September
Embark on a unique 10k running tour through London's vibrant musical history with Secret London Runs. Guided by music enthusiast Josh, you'll explore iconic locations in Camden, Regents Park, and Soho, all while enjoying a soundtrack of legendary tunes. Perfect for all paces, this experience combines fitness with unforgettable musical heritage.
From Winehouse to Marley, via Dylan, discover the secret musical history of London on Secret London Runs' new tuneful 10k run through Camden, Regents Park and Soho.
Join music-lover and seasoned London gig-goer Josh, as he guides you through locations where some of the music world's biggest names have graced the streets of the capital.
With some of London's finest tunes soundtracking the route, you will see some of the city's most famous hidden venues, and run in the footsteps of musical royalty from years gone by.
All running paces are welcome on this 10k running tour.
Outside Mornington Crescent Underground Station. The tour will end at Charing Cross Station.
The route covers city streets and park paths; cushioned, supportive shoes will keep you comfortable throughout.
Carry a small water bottle or plan for water stops to stay energized along the 10k course.
London weather can change quickly; bring a light, breathable jacket or layers you can easily remove.
If you use headphones to listen to the soundtrack, keep volume moderate to stay aware of traffic and surroundings.
Soho was a major hub for British rock and punk scenes in the 1960s and 70s, shaping modern music culture.
The tour promotes low-impact urban recreation and encourages respecting local spaces and waste disposal to preserve city parks.
Comfort and support for running on urban and park surfaces.
Protects against unpredictable spring weather.
spring specific
Staying hydrated is crucial on warm days.
summer specific
Improves visibility during early evening or overcast weather.
fall specific