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Lincoln’s Inn Fields - This walking tour starts outside Lincoln’s Inn Fields, the largest public square in London. The square is open to the public during daytime hours.
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London School of Economics - The tour will take you through the campus area of the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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Peacock Theatre - Make a stop outside the Peacock Theatre, which used to be the London Opera, a venue which was frequently used to host suffrage meetings and rallies.
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St. Clement Danes Church - Stop across the street from St Clement Danes Church, which is closely located to where the suffragettes carried out their 1911 census boycott.
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Royal Courts of Justice - Walk past the Royal Courts of Justice
- Guided tour with digital app
- Transport
- Smartphone and hedphones
Embark on a self-guided exploration of London’s Holborn district, centered around the history of the radical suffragette movement.
Your journey starts in 1906, highlighting when Emmeline Pankhurst relocated to London. She, as a founder of a women’s rights group, was frustrated with the secondary role women were given in society.
Granting a fresh start to the stagnant women’s rights movement in the UK for over four decades, the novel group implemented aggressive tactics like protests, arson, and bombings, shaking the status quo.
Roam around Holborn, the nerve center of the London suffragette movement, with the aid of a convenient app that serves as your guide, outfitted with a map, GPS, and an auditory guide to ensure you’re on the right track.
Delve into striking vintage images and soak in the narrative as you navigate between crucial historical sites. Witness firsthand the reality of the suffragettes and the ripple effect of their actions on women’s rights.
To partake in this tour, all you need is a smartphone fitted with headphones.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
