
Quaint streets, arcades and gardens
Central London
- 3 hours / 7.4km
- 40
Lovely walk through the less busy (and charming) streets of central London

Step 1: Start at Grosvenor Square. The centre piece of the estate when the Grosvenor family started developing the area in the 1720s.
Step 2: At six acres, it is the second largest square in London (the largest is Lincoln’s Inn Fields in Holborn) and is maintained by the Royal Parks on behalf of the Grosvenor Estate.

Step 3: The President Roosevelt monument is to your left, find out more by taking the ‘Grosvenor Political Tour’ on Go Jauntly.

Step 4: No 9 is the oldest house in the square. John Adams, then the First Minister to the British Court lived here from 1785.

Step 5: As you head back around the perimeter of the square you will see No 44, previously the Millenium Hotel.

Step 6: This was home to the Earl of Harrowby from 1804 to 1847.

Central London
Lovely walk through the less busy (and charming) streets of central London

West End, London
Enjoy a lunchtime loop or walking meeting, avoid the crowds, grab your dose of the outdoors and enjoy the tranquility of local green space.

Mayfair, London
Find out how Mayfair has played an intergral role in British and international history.

Mayfair, London
A stroll through Mayfair, London. Learn all about the Grosvenor estate, family and local area on this walk.

Mayfair, London
Discover where some of Britain’s most signifcant names in literature, theatre and music lived, worked and played.

Marylebone, London
Stroll from Marylebone through Regents Park to Primrose Hill and enjoy the sights, shops, cafes and pubs along the way.