London: Dickens' A Christmas Carol Walking Tour in Scrooge's Footsteps

Follow in Scrooge's footsteps
with a guide in Victorian dress

Meet your guide, who wears a silk top hat and carries a lantern, at the column in Paternoster Square near St Paul's Cathedral. Walk through the gaslit streets of the City of London and visit where Ebenezer Scrooge's office and London home stood.

Your guide, dressed in historical costume, brings the story and history to life. Whether you are a devoted Dickens fan or have only seen The Muppet Christmas Carol, there is something for everyone.

Explore the alleys and courtyards of Victorian London

Pass St Paul's Churchyard and St Mary-le-Bow, known for the Bow Bells, and explore alleys and courtyards such as Groveland Court and Well Court that are easy to miss on your own. See what remains of Victorian London today. In total, you spend about 55 minutes at the stops and about 35 minutes walking between them.

Pass the Royal Exchange and finish at Leadenhall Market

After Mansion House and the Royal Exchange, pass Simpson's Tavern, Newman's Court, the historic churches of Cornhill, George and Vulture and Brabant Court. The tour ends at Leadenhall Market, famous for its Victorian arcade.

※ All sites are visited from the outside only.
※ The itinerary may change depending on local conditions.