easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, with moderate walking involved
Join this free walking tour in London to discover the city’s rich musical legacy. Walk through legendary venues, hear stories of icons, and experience London’s vibrant musical history firsthand.
Discover London's rich music history on a unique free walking tour that takes you to iconic spots like Tin Pan Alley, where legends like Elton John and Adele made their mark. Visit the rooftop of The Beatles' final performance and the legendary Marquee Club, immersing yourself in the city's vibrant musical legacy.
Explore London’s world famous music history on the only free walking tour of London dedicated to London’s music industry!
On this free walking tour of London you’ll discover many of London’s most iconic music spots. Led by your local London tour guide you’ll walk down the legendary home of British music at Tin Pan Alley where you’ll find the spot that Elton John wrote hit singles like ‘Rocketman’ and ‘Your Song’, Tom Jones recorded ‘It’s Not Unusual’ and the historic venue where Adele performed her first ever show.
Along the way you’ll find the famous rooftop where The Beatles did their final ever performance, and The Marquee Club - home of music artists including The Who, Rolling Stones, Led Zepplin, Pink Floyd and more.
You’ll stand in spot where David Bowie posed for his album cover in ‘The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust’, get up close to Trident Studios where the legendary Freddie Mercury and Queen recorded their first 3 albums and see the famous Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club where Jimi Hendrix performed for the final time.
With many more iconic London music spots included this free walking tour of London’s music history allows you to discover the best of British music all on one of the best free walking tours in London.
This walking tour covers several iconic sites, so wear sturdy, comfortable footwear appropriate for time on your feet.
Stay hydrated while walking through the lively streets of London, especially on warmer days.
Getting to the meeting point a few minutes early ensures a smooth start and enables you to hear the first stories clearly.
London weather can be unpredictable; bring an umbrella or rain jacket if necessary.
London’s music scene was revolutionized in the 1960s, with venues like the Marquee Club hosting legendary performances that shaped modern rock.
The tour promotes awareness of London's culturally significant sites and encourages responsible enjoyment of its historic venues.
Necessary for comfort during the extended walking segments of the tour.
Useful for unexpected showers, especially in wetter months.
spring|fall|winter specific
Capture London's iconic music sites and vibrant street scenes.
Stay hydrated while walking through London's lively streets.