In October The Step is launching a new series of London talks with Peter Berthoud, a London Guide and Writer.

On the first Thursday of each month Peter will be looking at an unusual aspect of London’s history. The first talk will be on London as it Might Have Been.

He will be sharing images of the sometimes visionary, sometimes just plain bizarre ideas that architects, planners and others have had to “improve” the city over the years. A square Piccadilly Circus, a tideless Thames, monorails and urban airports, new bridges, grand vistas and a rather morbid pyramid are just some of the schemes that never quite got off the ground.

The talk will last an hour including an opportunity to ask questions and to look at some original plans. We’re also putting on lots of Undiscovered London food and drink deals to keep the little grey cells ticking.

Discovering London at The Step talks will be taking place on the first Thursday of the month at 12 noon. The price for each talk is £5.00 or £3.50 for concessions.

To book a place for the first Discovering London at The Step talk please CLICK HERE or pop into The Step.

London as it Might Have Been
Thursday 4th October, 12-1pm