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London Days Tours

Sculpture in London

Sculpture in London

  • Art in streets, squares & parks across London.
  • Visit Henry Moore's Reclining Figure at Hermes London HQ on Bond Street by special arrangement.
–21 May 2013
1 days
£160
–10 Sep 2013
1 days
£160
London’s Great Railway Termini

London’s Great Railway Termini

  • A day spent looking at the Victorian architecture and engineering of Paddington, King's Cross and St Pancras stations with Professor Gavin Stamp.
  • Special arrangements include visiting Queen Victoria's waiting room at Paddington station and the former granary train shed of King's Cross station (now Central Saint Martins).
  • Travel from Paddington to King's Cross by Underground, the rest is on foot.
–5 Jun 2013
1 days
£175
–2 Oct 2013
1 days
£175
The London Backstreet Walk

The London Backstreet Walk

  • From Hyde Park Corner to The Tower through alleys, backstreets & parks.
  • Special arrangements have been made to enter architectural masterpieces to which the public are not generally admitted. 
  • Champagne at the Savoy and lunch in the grandest Elizabethan hall in England are among the treats.
–6 Jun 2013
1 days
£170
Seven Churches & A Synagogue

Seven Churches & A Synagogue

  • Visits to St Bartholomew the Great, Temple Church, St Stephen Walbrook, St Mary-le-Strand, Christ Church Spitalfields, All Saint's Margaret Street, St Cyprian's and Bevis Marks Synagogue.
  • Led by Giles Waterfield.
  • Lunch at Middle Temple Hall.
–12 Jun 2013
1 days
£190
–18 Sep 2013
1 days
£190
The Complete London Hogarth

The Complete London Hogarth

  • This unusually intense but, hopefully, enthralling journey enables participants to see nearly all Hogarth's paintings which remain in the city.
  • Visits Sir John Soane's Museum, St Bartholomew's Hospital and the National Gallery.
  • Led by lecturer Lars Tharp, broadcaster, writer and Hogarth Curator at the Foundling Museum, having been its director, and is Vice-Chair of the Hogarth Trust.
–2 Jul 2013
1 days
£190
Mediaeval Art in London

Mediaeval Art in London

  • Led by John McNeill.
  • Not archaeology, nor architecture, but art from c. AD 500 to 1500 (Early Renaissance excepted).
  • Visits to the V&A, the British Museum, the Courtauld, the National Gallery and Westminster Abbey.
–10 Jul 2013
1 days
£190
–8 Oct 2013
1 days
£190
Caravaggio & Rembrandt

Caravaggio & Rembrandt

  • A day in the National Gallery looking at the revolutionary and dramatic naturalism of 17th-century painters focusing on Caravaggio & Rembrandt.
  • Led by Helen Langdon.
  • Four sessions in the galleries of about an hour each, interspersed by morning and afternoon refreshment breaks and lunch in the National Gallery Dining Rooms.
–11 Jul 2013
1 days
£145
–3 Oct 2013
1 days
£145
London’s Underground Railway

London’s Underground Railway

  • The day is led by Andrew Martin, journalist, novelist, historian and author of Underground Overground: a Passenger's History of the Tube (2012).
  • Starts at Baker Street and ends at Canary Wharf.
  • Visit TFL headquarters at 55 Broadway by special arrangement.
–1 Oct 2013
1 days
£175
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R. T. Twickenham.
It was a thoroughly good, information-packed day, and I loved every minute of it.  
Y. H., Middlesex
The itinerary was well paced and comprehensive. The lecturer had prepared extensively and was very approachable. 
M. R., Essex.

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