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London Liars’ Tours
As featured in the Guardian (London’s Top Ten
Walks) and the Sunday Times travel magazine these are the silver tongued deceivers’
tours.
Based on an idea by Holly Gramazio
on these tours there are two guides, one of whom will tell lies at each
stop and the other true stories about the location. Points are awarded at
each stop and there is a prize at the end for the person who is not fooled by
our silver tongued tricksters. These more interactive tours are great for
work groups, team building and those interested in a more involved walking
experience.
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Chelsea Kings Road. Dogs on sticks, ghost bears,
lavatory humour, satanic sports venues, secret agents, vampires, phantom
Eskimos, wombats, ultra violence and suicidal sea captains. This plus the
story of Diana Dors and John Betjamin,
Wellington's duel and the secret of the Green Door. More bonkers tales than
you can shake a stick (with or without a dog attached) at but which are
true?
Kensington
High Street: An area which is no stranger to falsehood as the Evening
standard offices are here but what other falsehoods will you spot in the decidedly upmarket W8?
Blackfriars area: Pig faced princesses, herds of feral swine, mafia hits and
strange religions. So many daft true tales you’ll be pushed to spot the
real porkies.
London
Bridge / Tower Bridge: Bridge stories, buildings, tall tales about animals, peculiar
ghost stories and nursery rhymes are amongst the features on this trip into
truth or falsehood.
Bloomsbury:
A
tour of London's first suburb featuring strange ghosts, substance abuse,
literary greats and violent street disorder. We cannot of course guarantee
the street disorder or indeed ghosts actually appearing but the songs and
stories about them will as will a good deal of fibbing..
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