Alexandra Epps is an official guide to the City of London. Art in the City walks explore many different aspects of the arts of the City and are available for groups, societies, organisations, clubs, first time visitors, residents, workers, students, children, family groups and friends.

Walks

Art in the City walks explore many different aspects of the arts.

Some example walks are listed below but there are plenty more on offer with new themes being added all the time.

Bespoke themes also available.

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Public walks

90 minutes to 2 hours

These walks do not run to a regular schedule so click here to see if any scheduled walks are coming up or join the Art in the City mailing list for regular updates on any future events.

Private walks

bookings by arrangement
90 minutes to 2 hours
half or whole day
daytime or early evening
can be combined with talks or
gallery visits

Gallery on the Street

Discover the wealth of modern and 
contemporary public art in the unique 
square mile of the City of London - 
creations ranging from the hand crafted 
to the high tech. The artists; their 
techniques, lives and influences plus the 
history of the fascinating streets where 
their work can be found.

Art of Light

The magical qualities of stained glass windows in the historic churches of the City of London - windows both old and modern created by a series of remarkable artists and craftsmen in a variety of styles. Experience their symbolism, spiritual dimensions and above all radiant visual beauty.

Unity of the Arts

The unique relationship between sculptor and architect at the turn of the twentieth century led to the creation of many remarkable friezes, facades and reliefs on statement buildings in the City of London. Arts and Crafts, Beaux Arts, Edwardian Baroque and the arrival of the Modern movement.

Art on the River

A fascinating stroll along the vibrant South Bank of the River Thames. Experience the wealth of intriguing post-war public art, landmark iconic architecture and dynamic views of the river - the lifeblood of London.

City of Angels

From seraphim and cherubim to archangels and fallen angels these celestial heralds have long captured hearts and imaginations. Discover angels as memorials, monuments, public art and more - all hidden within the beautiful churches, secret gardens and historic streets of the City of London.

Art meets Architecture

As part of ‘Sculpture in the City’, the City 
of London’s inventive annual open-air arts 
exhibition, discover art installations from 
some of the world’s most high-profile  artists all sited among many of the iconic 
architectural landmarks. An urban 
sculpture park in the heart of the City!

Broadgate Art

Experience an impressive mix of public art by acclaimed British and international artists set among the eclectic architecture of the Broadgate development. Discover a range of intriguing yet inspiring creations - anything from the monumental to the intimate.

Art of the Chapel

Fascinating stained glass within a variety of historic chapels in and around the square mile of the City. From the ancient chapel of the Bishop of Ely’s Palace to some of the delightful chapels nestling within the atmospheric Inns of Court - discover inspiring spaces and hidden gems.

Canary Wharf Art

Explore one of the largest collections of public art in the country created by some of the most inspired artists and designers of today. All sited within the landscaped parks, plazas and walkways of Canary Wharf. Including the welcome return to the East End of ‘Old Flo’ Henry Moore’s iconic Draped Seated Woman.