East End Walks

Welcome to East End Walks
East End Walks specialises in organising historical walks of London’s East End – an area in which successive waves of immigrants have helped make London what it is today.

Our walks bring to life the people and places of the East End from the1880s to the 1930s. From the time when Jews arrived in large numbers from Eastern Europe to the time when they united with non-Jewish Eastenders to drive out Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists in the Battle of Cable Street.

Our tour of the Radical Jewish East End takes approximately 90 minutes and is suitable for people of all ages from teenagers to pensioners.

The next tour is on Monday 19th May.

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It’s just the right tour for you if you are
• an individual who wants to explore a place with family connections
• an individual who wants to know why the East End is so important in London's history
• a visitor from abroad wanting to discover the story of the East End
• an organisation whose members have links to the East End or a special interest in it
• a secondary school class or a participant in a college or university course, learning about Jewish history or London’s history
• a company wanting to organise an interesting and exciting away-day activity for your employees

It is also the tour to take your friends on to mark a special occasion such as a birthday or anniversary, or to remember someone special.

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The tour has been devised by David Rosenberg .

“Suddenly the East End has a new look to it. Dave is a natural stand-up who knows the East End like the back of his hand – and there’s a curry in Brick Lane at the end. A fabulous evening.” (Clair C - North London)