Walk London

From wanderers and writers to foragers, filmmakers, campaigners and those who simply enjoy a good stroll, this London Walking page honours the many ways people connect with the city on foot.

London Walking Festival

Every May, thousands of people across London came together for the London Walking Festival. The city-wide movement celebrated our green and blue spaces, raising funds along the way

Explore Walks In London

Discover the best walks in London, from peaceful riverside strolls to vibrant urban trails and hidden green spaces. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, London offers an incredible variety of walking routes to suit every pace and interest. You can now also submit a walk here.

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Clerkenwell Pollinator Path

A group of local people and organisations who live and work in Clerkenwell, love the area, and are passionate about boosting biodiversity in the neighbourhood. 

Working together, learning together and sharing skills and knowledge as we go, the Clerkenwell Pollinator Path is supporting people to use balconies, tree-pits, playgrounds, doorsteps, office rooftops, private gardens and public parks to create and connect effective, attractive pollinator pantries and habitats.

The Hackney Buzzline

The Hackney Buzzline presents a unique opportunity to engage residents in nature conservation. This will be pivotal to the success of Hackney’s new local Nature Recovery Plan and create a legacy of environmental consciousness and cooperation in the borough. 

The Hackney Buzzline aims to improve green infrastructure on social housing estates, enhancing residents’ quality of life and well-being and fostering a stronger sense of neighbourhood belonging.

Greenway Pollinator Trail

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The Greenway Pollinator Trail is a 6km stretch of wildflower meadows running along the Greenway, the traffic-free path above Thames Water’s Northern Outfall Sewer through the heart of Newham. 

Sown to support bees, butterflies, moths and other pollinators, the trail features four habitat areas where you can spot local wildlife and learn about the plants helping them thrive. It’s been made possible with funding from the Mayor of London’s Rewild London Fund.

Do London Differently Podcast

Introducing Do London Differently: A new season of the London National Park City Podcast

This season, we’re inviting you to see the city through a fresh lens. Do London Differently is all about bold ideas, everyday actions, and creative ways to make London greener, healthier, and wilder. Through thought-provoking conversations with changemakers, locals, and urban explorers, we’ll uncover what it really means to live well in the capital — and how small shifts can lead to big change.

If you’re ready to challenge the norm and imagine a better city for everyone, you’re in the right place.

Looking For A London Borough to Discover?

Discover places to visit and things to do in London National Park City. 

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