Keats was known as the 'Cockney poet' and this two and a half hour walk explores parts of London where he lived and studied.

Starting at Keats's birthplace in Moorgate, we will weave through the quiet City streets to Cheapside, walk to Apothecaries Hall and stroll along the river to London Bridge. We cross the River Thames to finish by the Keats memorial stuatue in Guys' Hospital. Enjoy a selection of readings from Keats's poetry and letters along the way.

Please note there is a flight of steps leading up to London Bridge.

14 July 2012 to 14 July 2012
11am - 1.30pm.

Meet at Moorgate tube station. Exit Moorgate east side by NatWest Bank, opposite cafe Nero. Moorgate is on the Northern, Metropolitan, and Hammersmith and City underground lines, and is also served by National Rail. £8 / £6 concessions. Includes admission to Keats House. Booking essential. Contact Keats House to book. Please wear comfortable shoes.

Keats House web page