YHA London Thameside
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WiFi
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Near underground
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24-hour reception
This 2-hour walking tour begins in the 1400s, a time long before London had an official police force and when tyrants ruled and preyed on the weak. Your local guide will cover many must-see sites and stories including Jack the Ripper, the Black Plague and much more. Discover how traitors and criminals were punished and what life was really like for people living in the East End. In a city so full of light and beauty, this walk will show us the darkness waiting behind every corner.
Adults - £14
Students - £12
Children - Free
WiFi
Near underground
24-hour reception
WiFi
Near underground
24-hour reception
WiFi
Cycle store
Near underground
WiFi
Café
Self-catering kitchen
Free parking on premises
WiFi
Restaurant
London, London, EC3N 4DR
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