London Walked in person
Putney
A Thames walk, a proper pub pause and an unfussy Italian dinner before a real music room – if the listing earns it.
Start Putney Bridge Underground

A smaller shortlist
Three quick choices, then a few walks that fit the day you actually have.
Your shortlist
Three good places to start. Choose anything that matters to narrow them down.
London Walked in person
A Thames walk, a proper pub pause and an unfussy Italian dinner before a real music room – if the listing earns it.
Start Putney Bridge Underground

London Walked in person
Start by the Heath, take the ponds seriously, then climb to Kenwood before tiny cafés and a properly useful pub finish.
Start Hampstead Heath Overground (preferred) or Hampstead Underground

London Walked in person
Pubs, abandoned-feeling Thames paths, an artificial hill and a boat back into central London.
Start Woolwich Elizabeth line / Royal Arsenal
London Walked in person
A westward walk through canals, cemetery mysteries, eccentric interiors, parrots and one unpredictable Galician restaurant.
Start Warwick Avenue Underground
London Walked in person
Fireplaces, film locations and a little bit of Little Venice.
Start Maida Vale Underground
London Not yet field-walked
Squares, books and somewhere warm: an indoor-outdoor route for days that should not be written off.
Start Russell Square Underground
London Not yet field-walked
Warehouses, water and an old-room finish for a quieter stretch of the Thames.
Start Canada Water
London Not yet field-walked
Views, eccentric park details and a pub finish that earns itself.
Start Crystal Palace
London Not yet field-walked
A gentle north London route with quiet pauses and somewhere warm at the end.
Start Stoke Newington rail or 73 bus
London Not yet field-walked
Start with noise and food, then let the afternoon become smaller and more local.
Start Walthamstow Central
London Not yet field-walked
Short streets, old rooms and enough food to make the evening feel considered.
Start Farringdon
London Not yet field-walked
A canal-side start, a quiet churchyard and an easy pub finish for two people who do not need a big plan.
Start King’s Cross St Pancras
London Not yet field-walked
A Victorian pub, Turkish grills and a long, lively street that still behaves like a neighbourhood.
Start Harringay Green Lanes
London Not yet field-walked
A district walk for grazing, local pubs and an unknown band worth taking a chance on.
Start Brixton Underground
London Not yet field-walked
Two backstreet pubs and a small music room, wired into one easy north London evening.
Start Kentish Town
London Not yet field-walked
A market-day walk for street voltage, an old churchyard and a Caribbean finish under the arches.
Start Deptford rail
London Not yet field-walked
A village green, Thames pubs, free historic grounds and Thai dinner in a properly old local.
Start Kew Gardens (Mildmay line from Willesden Junction)
Outside London Not yet field-walked
A train-out Thames walk for river meadows, two locks, a proper village pub and the satisfying simplicity of walking back the way you came.
Start Marlow rail station
Outside London Not yet field-walked
A full Met-line day for a rare clear river, valley villages and one proper pub pause before the long ride home.
Start Chesham Underground station
Outside London Not yet field-walked
A direct train from Waterloo for chalk climbs, long views and a route that earns one last drink near the platform.
Start Box Hill & Westhumble rail station
Outside London Not yet field-walked
An end-of-the-railway walk: garrison walls first, then a long flat coast and one old fishing-town finish.
Start Shoeburyness rail station
Outside London Not yet field-walked
A long Epping Forest crossing for oak, heath, damp ground and a day that has no need to become a pub crawl.
Start Theydon Bois Underground station
London Not yet field-walked
A gentle edge-of-London day for a reservoir, old woods, café coffee and a quiet village finish.
Start Ruislip Underground station
London Not yet field-walked
Start at the marshes, not a station: river paths, football fields, reservoirs and one useful café inside the city’s water system.
Start Lea Marshes, Lea Bridge Road / Lee Valley Ice Centre
London Not yet field-walked
A direct train from Stratford, then Pages Wood, the Ingrebourne and the outer-London fields that do not feel quite suburban.
Start Harold Wood rail station