
The Grosvenor Arts Tour
Mayfair, London
- 1hr 45m / 2.5km
- 37
Discover where some of Britain’s most signifcant names in literature, theatre and music lived, worked and played.

Step 1: This walking tour takes approximately 2 hours. Starting at Marble Arch Underground station.
Step 2: The Grosvenor family has owned 40 hectares (100 acres) of Mayfair since 1677, when Sir Thomas Grosvenor married Mary Davies, heiress to part of the Manor of Ebury.
Step 3: The northern part of the Manor, which is today bounded by Oxford Street, Park Lane, Berkeley Square and Avery Row...
Step 4: ... derived its name from the ‘May Fair’ – an annual two week long fair of ‘vice’ and ‘impurities’, held until well into the 19th century.

Step 5: Take a left down Green Street, lined with late 19th century terracotta buildings.

Step 6: On your left you will find Dunraven Street where writer PG Wodehouse resided at No 17 between 1927 and 1934.

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

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

Mayfair, London
Learn more about the Grosvenor family on this walking tour.

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

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.

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