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Join Rachel Kolsky to explore quiet streets where a community of artists and designers, including Breuer and Gropius, lived and worked during the 1930s and 40s at the iconic Isokon flats alongside author Agatha Christie. Nearby at Mall Studios residents and their neighbours included Henry Moore, Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, Mondrian and the Free German League of Culture.

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Ian Fagelson (Top 10 guide on Tripadvisor) leads a journey through the streets and alleys of the City to discover the thousand-year history of the Jews in England. Ever since the arrival of a Jewish community from Normandy in 1066/67 Jews have played important roles in the unfolding drama of British history. 

NB: This tour focuses specifically on Jewish history in the City of London, rather than the East End.

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Alison Barraclough, education lead at the Geologists' Association of London, leads a layman’s tour to explain how geology has shaped the Hampstead Heath and Kenwood landscapes as well as finding and identifying fossils hiding in plain sight.

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The extension of the Underground was instrumental in the growth of Golders Green and the creation of Hampstead Garden Suburb, resulting in similarities and differences. Mark King, London Blue Badge tourist guide and author of The Blue Badge Guide’s London Quiz Book leads an exploration of these closely related areas.

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Joe Mathieson, Assistant Architectural Adviser, Hampstead Garden Trust leads this walk, which introduces the progressive intelligentsia who were drawn to the interwar Suburb, including notable artists, academics and campaigners.

So you think you know the heath? Join us on a walk with Richard Payne, the Corporation of London's Hampstead Heath Conservation Supervisor, who will share his knowledge and enthusiasm about the Heath and conservation, show us some of its rarer environments, as well as some remarkable trees along the way. 

Paul Capewell (Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust) leads an exploration of some of the places in the Suburb that have appeared on the large and small screen over the last century. Why are producers and location scouts drawn to the Suburb, and how has it been represented in different productions?

A gentle walk led by Tamara Rabin, English Heritage volunteer guide, who is passionate about Kenwood. We will examine Humphrey Repton’s influence on the acclaimed landscape, as well as looking at a number of the paintings inside the house.

This walk led by Simon Henderson, Chief Executive, Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust, will take in a number of venerable trees in the Artisans' Quarter of the Suburb.  Simon will show how these trees influenced the planning of the houses around them, explore their individual characters as trees and consider their future in a changing world. Whilst this walk stands alone, it will also develop some of the themes introduced in Simon's Hidden Landscape walk in 2022. Simon is hugely knowledgeable and enthusiastic about all aspects of HGS.

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Join Estelle Lovatt,FRSA acclaimed art historian, critic and author on this exclusive walk in the footsteps of Constable. See where he lived and worked, hear about his dislike of Turner, his relationship with the Royal Academy and more. Estelle will bring alive Constable and his time in Hampstead.

Accredited guide and lecturer Lester Hillman leads a light-hearted exploration of the Suburb’s comedy heritage, centred around Wyldes and North End. Learn about Dickens, Grimaldi, GB Shaw, Evelyn Waugh, clowns, birds, cartoons, science, radio, TV and more.

Hampstead Garden Suburb is renowned as “the most nearly perfect …garden suburb. This short pre-concert walk around Central Square covers the Suburb’s creation and the Square’s iconic buildings. Led by Kate Webster.

Marilyn Greene, professional guide and Proms favourite, offers a mix of some of Highgate’s twentieth century housing developments and the historic centre. We pass Lubetkin’s iconic High Point flats and hear about Highgate’s early history. At Waterlow Park we learn about its conception, before passing Highgate Cemetery, to discover the Holly Lodge Estate and Segal’s 1950s St Anne’s Close.