Venture on a millennium journey touching upon illustrious personalities such as William Shakespeare, immoral medieval workers known as Winchester Geese prostitutes, Charles Dickens, a nineteenth-century ghostly pub owner, and the creatively dubbed Doorkins Magnificat!

We’ll traverse the areas surrounding Borough and Bankside on our foot trail. Since these areas laid beyond the legal authority of the City of London, they witnessed centuries of notorious activity. We’ll understand how the region became infamous for prostitution post the Roman invasion, explore the sites of Southwark’s two most infamous jailhouses - remnants of which endure till this day, admire a thousand-year-old marketplace, scrutinize the ruins of a medieval fortress, and identify Shakespeare’s Globe Theatres from the past and present!

The foot trail inaugurates outside Borough Station, terminates near London Bridge Station and should last approximately two hours. The entire stretch comes to about two miles.

Ticket availability will be restricted to approximately ten spectators, to guarantee a well enjoyed experience for all attendees.