An alternative take on London
We started this tour to show people a different side of London, away from all of the usual postcard attractions.
East End And Street Art Tour
Discover London’s most creative and culturally diverse area. The East End is the bohemian heart of London, as famous now for its booming street art scene, fashion boutiques and curry houses as it once was infamous for its poverty, violence and gangsters.
You’ll see work by street artists, including Banksy (and many others less well known), hear about the eccentric characters and waves of immigration that have shaped this area and hopefully get a feel for what makes this such an enduringly vibrant part of London.
The tour takes about two hours.
PLEASE NOTE: This tour is not regularly scheduled, but is available for private group bookings (we cater to many language school and university groups visiting London).
Email:
bookings@undiscoveredlondon.com if you would like to book a tour or request more information. Rates for private group bookings begin at £120.
Highlights
• Street art by famous street artists such as Banksy
• Brick Lane
• Spitalfields Market
• History of the different cultures that
have shaped the area
• Jack the Ripper
• East End gangsters
• Hidden locations off the tourist trail
Reviews
Street art
East London is home to a constantly changing street art scene, with work by internationally renowned artists as well as many others less well known.
The original melting pot
Historically poor, the East End is now the creative heart of London and its most culturally diverse area.
Where to meet?
Meet us by this statue outside Liverpool Street Station. We’re the ones with the orange umbrellas.
Group Bookings
For all bookings, including school groups and work social events, please get in touch to book a private tour. Booking a private tour allows you to tailor the tour itinerary to your needs and choose your own start time. Rates for private group bookings begin at £120.
bookings@undiscoveredlondon.com
Gallery
How to find us
The tour departs from the Children’s Statue outside Liverpool St station.
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From Liverpool St station (on the central, circle, hammersmith and city lines), walk up the stairs opposite platforms three and four.
- The Children’s Statue will be in front of you as you exit the station (it’s opposite the McDonalds, in case you need another place marker).
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We’ll be there with a smile and our orange umbrellas!