A free walking tour that follows two thousand years of London's rebels, from the Roman Wall on the City's eastern edge to the Bank of England. The route runs through narrow alleys past ancient and modern architecture.
Along the way you meet some of the colourful figures and turning points that shaped the city, from Queen Boudicca's destruction of Roman London and the 1381 Peasant's Revolt to the Gordon rioters who attacked the Bank of England in 1780 and the climate protesters who entered the Mansion House in 2019.
The tour is free, but the guides invite you to donate to the charities they support, including World Jewish Relief, Doctors Without Borders, Norwood and the Teenage Cancer Trust.
