About: In a city that has been determined through various icons of contemporary life finding the true and eccentric can be challenging.

  The changing landscape of London and the touristic symbols that dominate one of the most visited metropolis in the world has

  concealed the essential roads and monuments that have made London what it is. The Eccentric London Walks initiative aims to highlight

  all the places that exist under our noses that have determined and shaped the way we understand London today as a buzzing

  urban empire.

  Throughout the years London has been a minor Roman Town, a thriving medieval trade port, a colonial empire capital and a

  leading financial centre with a proper skyline. All these roles are visible in the puzzling landscape of London if you know where to look

  for them. From the long forgotten London port to the cradle of financial banking system in the City and from the first underwater

  tunnel to the apartments of Marx and Lenin, who lived in the city that would become the symbol of international capitalism.

  In a city that   saw kings emperors slaves and bankers Eccentric London walks explores the exciting stories that emerge from just

  a stroll around the streets of London and make us understand that a city is not just a city. 

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  Aim: To bring together a  strong eccentric community to share the common love for the  secret London through walking, the best way

  to explore. Events will take place at various hidden venues and places, like picnics, meetings for coffee in quirky coffee places, group

  tickets for museums, galleries and anything you else you might think of! 

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  Who: Niki is an experienced tour guide and archaeologist living and walking London for the past few years. Graduated from Oxford

  realized quickly enough how much he enjoys sharing his knowledge and love for his city and luckily founded Eccentric London Walks

  after popular demand. Let's join the quest!