Tim's history of London walk 9, Victorian London
We will meet for a chat and coffee in the Pret near South Kensington tube before starting walking at 11 am and we'll end for lunch at around 1-1.30.
I PROMISE IT WILL NOT RAIN!
London in the mid nineteenth century was by far the greatest, richest and largest city in the western world. It lay at the centre of the British empire on which the sun never set. The Victorians embarked on a massive rebuilding and expansion of London often following the new railways that brought suburbia to the city. On this walk we will look at some of the great monuments the Victorians left us.
Cost £10
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Event Information
| Event Date | Thu 05-03-2020 10:30 am |
| Event End Date | Thu 05-03-2020 12:30 pm |
| Capacity | 20 |
| Registered | 0 |
| Individual Price | £10.00 |
| Created By | |
| Cash Attendees | 10 |
| Members Restrictions | Open To All Members |
| Comments | We meet in the large Pret close to South Kensington tube (not the one in the station). When you come into the station concourse from the platforms our Pret is to your left across the Old Brompton Road. |
| Location | Pret a Manger South Kensington |
| Categories | DAY EVENTS, Culture, History, Talk, Walk |