Embark on an adventure that takes you through the unfolding narratives by the Thames Riverbank with this self-guided audio tour. Designed for curious minds looking to delve into the maritime heritage and secret tales of London's eastern river edge, this journey caters to those keen on exploring at their own pace. The tour unravels along scenic paths less traveled, providing a rare glimpse into the rich tapestry of history beyond the mainstream attractions.
The audio tour starts at the Westferry DLR station, gently guiding you past Limehouse Causeway and concluding at the historic St Katharine Docks. You'll traverse the very grounds where legendary figures once walked, from bustling old docks to the remnants of wartime London, making your way across a route steeped in centuries of commerce and culture. Along the way, the vibrant accounts of local characters and the echoes of the mariners' past will be your companions on an insightful passage through time.
Listeners will be captivated by the intimate experience of standing where Sir Walter Raleigh set sail and walking the alleyways which inspired Charles Dickens. The stories of endurance during the Blitz and the craftsmanship of rope makers will enrich your understanding of this storied city. As you conclude your tour, the remarkable transformations from riverside docks to today's urban landscape will leave you with a sense of having witnessed the silent tales of Thames' riverbank firsthand.