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Samuel Pepys (1633-1703) was a respected civil servant and a Member of Parliament. But most of us don’t remember him for that! We remember him for the secret diary in which he recorded his candid and uncensored opinions of the people he met and the events he witnessed. His first-hand accounts of the Plague of 1665 and the Great Fire of 1666 still bring 17th-century London vividly to life. Join Big Smoke for a look at London through a 'Pepysian' prism!
Walk lasts: about 2 1/2 hours – with a convivial coffee break along the way
Cost: £7 per person – pay your guide at the start of the walk
Your guide:
Karen Chester is a fully trained and registered City of London Guide
Lecturer, and will be wearing the prestigious City Badge.
So that everyone can enjoy walking in comfort and safety, Big Smoke reserves
the right to limit numbers. First come, first served!
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