Continuing from the previous blog... From Raine St turn right, back onto Wapping Lane and walk up to the open space that acts as a bridge...

Should you want to extend your Thames walk on the East end of London, you might like to include Dickens' evocative journalistic pieces...

There is a tall, slightly strange-shaped building with a crenellated top (as seen from the river) on the north bank of the Thames in the...

Tower Bridge so dominates the landscape of that part of the river that it is very difficult to imagine it not being there. However, as...

As our Christmas Carol walk weaves through the City of London and then snakes up to the Charles Dickens Museum in Doughty Street, it’s...

In the course of researching the locations for our literary walks, we have come across hidden stories, interesting observations, literary...

In The Old Curiosity Shop, chapter 5, Quilp, who lives on Tower Hill, takes a wherry across the river by the Tower to get to his wharf on...