COVID-19 UPDATE
April 19th 2021 update: We are open!
We are now able to host our Women in History walking tours in person – bookings are open now!
In order to ensure the safety of our guides and guests we have made some changes to how our tours will work.
Click here to read about these changes.
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About Us
We are a Women’s History Walking tour company created by experienced tour guides. After many years of taking people on tours around London we decided it time for a company that approaches London’s history through the achievements of Women.
Women of London aims to show visitors and locals that Women’s History can be found everywhere.
We offer a range of Women’s History Walking Tours throughout the year, which are also available, upon request, for Private Tours.
Read more about our walking tours below or contact us for more information.
We look forward to welcoming you soon!
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Women's History Walking Tours
Our walking tours will take you around different areas of London and introduce you to the smaller and often missed tributes to the women who shaped London.
Our walking tours are available to book everyday, please note during Covid-19 our tour times will be different, read more here.
Please note a booking is required to join our Women’s History walking tours.
Book now to join us in celebrating the Women of London!
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Latest Reviews
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Fantastic tour with an extremely knowledgeable and engaging guide. Becky had me and my teenage daughter totally invested in the stories of the working women of London’s East End and… read more 
7/14/2021Nicola225 This was a fantastic tour which was both informative and fun. I already knew quite a lot about the history of notable women in the UK but I still learnt… read more
6/28/2021Liezel B Absolutely brilliant. We found the door highly engaging and fascinating. A real insight into woman of history. Charlotte was very knowledgeable and a great host and guide. Thank you for… read more
6/27/2021 - lucyr385 This tour was a wonderful experience, l learnt so much fascinating stuff. Becky was en excellent guide – knowledgeable, friendly and very interested in the history of women and the… read more
6/11/2021Nicola S This was a fantastic tour which was both informative and fun. I already knew quite a lot about the history of notable women in the UK but I still learnt… read more
6/01/2021Lucy R This tour was a wonderful experience, l learnt so much fascinating stuff. Becky was en excellent guide – knowledgeable, friendly and very interested in the history of women and the… read more
6/01/2021
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#OnThisDayInWomensHistory in 1956 suffragist & campaigner for the ordination of women Maude Royden died in Hampstead, London.
She is included on the plinth of the Millicent Fawcett statue in Parliament Square & a blue plaque marks her childhood home of Frankby Hall, Wirral #OTD