Our Guide will begin the tour down Camden High Street to introduce you to the history of the area.

Listen to the story of the site where The World’s End pub is held today, as well as the story of one of the most frightening and colourful characters who ever lived there.

You will stop by the site of one of Charles Dickens’ London homes and learn more about the writer’s connection to Camden Town.

Who would know that this charming wooded park is an ancient cemetery? And yet... Your Guide will show you the clues to the garden’s past and tell you the story of the hospices that line it.

Back on the High Street, you’ll see the stunning building that once housed the Bowman Brothers department store, the remnant of a family empire.

At the turn of a little-travelled passage, your Guide will show you an unexpected vestige, visible testimony to the darkest hours in London's history, before continuing on to other iconic landmarks in Camden Town.

Your Guide will make you hook up to see this mythical pub of the British music scene.

One of the very first markets in Camden. Your Guide will talk about its history and that of the most iconic buildings around.

Opulent houses, sudden calm... Camden Town has many faces, and the one you’ll discover here isn’t the one you’d expect!

Industrial heritage, architectural tests, railway and river developments, cultural activism... In a few streets, your Guide will take you into the bustling world of 19th and 20th century Camden Town.

From the Ice Wharf, overlooking Camden Lock, your Guide will explore the creation of markets, the first concert halls and the beginnings of British punk rock, as well as the industrial past of the places, before taking you into the heart of the markets.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Stables Market while listening to the history of this mythical place. Attention, change of scenery guaranteed! Your Guide will lead you through the maze of aisles to see the most intriguing details and iconic Point of Sale locations.

Round House, theatre and music scene, Street Art, tribute to Amy Winehouse, anecdotes about the buildings with the high street facades and their inhabitants, eco-Point of Sale... : the return to the metro station will also count its number of surprising stories.