Journey Through Verse: Poetry and Memories with London Bridge Tour Guide David
20 March 2024
David, London Bridge tour guide
This is a poem that I wrote in 2000, titled “If It’s Meant to Be, It Will Be”. I recited it at a Crossbones Graveyard vigil, and tend to mention it while being outside of the graveyard on my tour. If it’s meant to be it will be. I used to know a wise lady […]
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Exploring the Poetry of London’s Streets: A Journey with Ben from King’s Cross to Clerkenwell
12 March 2024
Ben, King's Cross tour guide
There is a certain poetry to be found in walking city streets… I take visitors to London on a walking tour that starts at St. Pancras International train station, with Unseen Tours: we focus on the many layers of this complex city, the juxtaposition of old and new, and surely London’s greatest speciality, the comings-together of unlikely subjects […]
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From Cloud Gazing to Tour Guiding: Pete’s Evolution as a Public Speaker
26 January 2024
Pete, Brick Lane tour guide
Yes, I’m a public speaker, I speak in public, to the public on my tour. I’m used to speaking in public, although I don’t really know if I’m any good at it, because of previous experience. In adulthood this started when I was at the University of Sussex, and of course, public speaking to the […]
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Transforming Prejudice Into Empathy: A Master’s Thesis on London’s Unseen Tours
19 January 2024
Guest Blog
Hi, I am Irina a 24-year-old marketing student with a focus on tourism at the IMC University of Applied Sciences in Austria. The first time I heard about Unseen Tours was in our university course “Global Tourism Perspectives”, where our professor Dr. Claudia Dolezal talked about social entrepreneurship and her collaborations with Unseen Tours. My […]
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Pete: What life taught me whilst being homeless…
11 December 2023
Pete, Brick Lane tour guide
Having been a tour guide with Unseen Tours for 8 years, I get asked a lot of questions by my tourists. Through the years I’ve been asked a lot of questions, but a while ago I was asked a question that did fluster me, because it was from so unexpected that I’d never even considered such a question. The question I was asked […]
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