Our programme of public walks for 2019 is now live!

Scroll down to see our regular events from May to October. 

We hope you will be able to join us in 2019 to embark upon a voyage of medical discovery!

Public scheduled tours run most Thursdays from May through to October starting at 2pm at the Royal College of Physicians on The Regent’s Park, or another major medical institution. A number of brand new walks feature for the first time this year!

All public tours cost £12 per person (apart from study days which are clearly marked)  you can book online free of charge by:

• Visiting the home page for your chosen walk or tour.
• Selecting a tour from the list below and clicking on the link.
• Choosing a date using the Book Our Public Walks Online facility via the Eventbrite calendar in the sidebar on the right of this, and every, page.

A very limited number of tickets are available on the day, if you would like to take up one of these places (subject to availability) please pay the guide directly in cash. No places are available on the day for tours marked as SOLD OUT. 

When arriving look out for the signs for our tours at the entrance to the Royal College of Physicians. Details of where to meet for tours not commencing at the Royal College of Physicians are shown on your ticket. 

For more details on the content of each of our walks please return to our Homepage, visit Our Walks and Tours page or simply click on the title of the tour where that is highlighted to be taken to the event homepage.

All our walks are available throughout the week and all round the year as private tours, or part of a bespoke event. If you would like to arrange private tour or event at any time, simply email us at discovermedicallondon@gmail.com 

 

Date	Walk Title	End Location
02 May 2019	The Making of Thoroughly Modern medicine	Wellcome Collection
09 May 2019	Medicine at War	SOLD OUT
16 May 2019	Who needs doctors anyway? A history of public health	St Anne’s Church, Soho
23 May 2019	What kills us? The causes of deadly disease	King’s Cross, NW1
30 May 2019	Sex and The City: medicine and human sexuality	Marylebone, W1
06 June 2019	500 Years of Medicine: A history	Medicinal Garden, RCP
13 June 2019	Lights! Scalpel! Action! Medicine on the silver screen	BBC, Portland Place
20 June 2019	Homes for Healing: the architecture of health	UCH, Gower Street
27 June 2019	The Magic of Medicine: Faith, belief and healing	Petrie Museum, UCL
04 July 2019	Women and Medicine	Unison House, Euston
11 July 2019	London’s Amazing Medical Museums	Grant Museum, UCL
18 July 2019	What kills us? The causes of deadly disease	King’s Cross, NW1
25 July 2019	Pioneers: the men and women who made medicine	Grant Museum, UCL
01 August 2019	Special Tour: From the Surgeons’ Theatre to Shakespeare’s*	Shakespeare’s Globe
08 August 2018	Special Tour: Bedlam! Madness on the streets of London*	St Bartholomew’s Hospital
15-29 August 2019	Summer break	NO TOURS
05 September 2019	Fire! Plague! Revolution! London 1666	Golden Sq, W1
12 September 2019	What kills us? The causes of deadly disease	King’s Cross, NW1
19 September 2019	The Royal Physicians: Medicine and the monarchy	Marylebone. W1
26 September 2018	Who needs doctors anyway? A history of public health	St Anne’s Church, Soho
03 October 2019	London’s Plagues	Mallet Street, W1
10 October 2019	Dutch Courage & Medicinal Brandy: The story of alcohol and health	Marylebone, W1
17 October 2018	Harley Street: Healers & Hoaxers	Portland Place, W1
24 October 2018	Women and Medicine	Unison House, Euston
31 October 2018	London’s Plagues	Mallet Street, W1

* Tours marked with an asterix do not start at the Royal College of Physicians.  

All tours are offered in line with our Terms and Conditions, which can be found here

For more information on any of our walks, tours and special events simply email us at discovermedicallondon@gmail.com 

If none of the above dates and times suits and you would like to book a private walk, tour or event please contact us at the same email at discovermedicallondon@gmail.com 

Click here for a map and directions to the Royal College of Physicians.