Walks

• The City of London Culture & Heritage Guide gives details of talks, walks, exhibitions and other events - pick up a copy at the City Information Centre, any City library or London Metropolitan Archives.
• City Guides are the official guides to the City of London, offering a wide range of regular walks and tours, including the daily walks from the City Information Centre.
• Guildhall Library - occasional walks
• London Metropolitan Archives - occasional walks
• Museum of London - walks, talks and other events both at London Wall and in Docklands
• Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) - walks, talks and other events to do with archaeology
• Friends of the Museum of London - join the Friends for their exclusive programme of talks, walks, visits and other events
• Thames Discovery Programme - guided foreshore walks
• Bishopsgate Institute - walks, talks and other events
• Walk London - information and interactive maps for walks all over London; occasional weekends of free led walks
• Square Mile Health Walks - walking for health in the City of London for the over 50s

Other individuals and organisations offering walks in the City and further afield in London include:

• Art in the City (Alexandra Epps)
• City Highlights
• City Sidewalks
• City Walks with Grethe
• Colin Walks London (Colin Davey)
• Crossing the City (Paula Cooze)
• Discovering London (Peter Berthoud)
• Dotmaker Tours
• Footprints of London
• Go London Tours
• Go to Midtown - free walks around Holborn and Bloomsbury
• In Paddington
• Laurence's Walks in London - history of science, invention and intelligence tours
• The London Ambler - architecture and history
• London City Walks
• London Discovery Tours
• London Walks - 'the oldest urban walking tour company in the world' and one of the largest
• Most Curious Tours
• Photo Walks of London
• Secret London Walking Tours (Diane Burstein)
• Silver Cane Tours
• St Bartholomew's Hospital - historic tours
• Unreal City Audio

Self-guided walks

• City of London sundial trail
• Discovering Britain - walks by the Royal Geographical Society; download written and audio guides
• Richard Jones's London Walking Tours
• Tom Bolton, London's Lost Rivers: A Walker's Guide (Strange Attractor Press, 2011)
• There are lots of books of London walks - try the Museum of London shop, Stanford's in Long Acre or any large bookshop