Explore the Holborn area of London with this self-guided audio walking tour, based on the story of the militant suffrage movement.
The story begins in 1906, when Emmeline Pankhurst moves to London. She is a co-founder of a women's rights organization and she is fed up with women being treated as second class citizens.
At this point, the women’s rights movement in the UK had been at a standstill for 40 years. The new organization take radical actions such as public protests, arson, and bombings.
Walk through Holborn, which was the epicenter of the London suffrage movement. Your guide is a user-friendly app, equipped with a map, GPS and a narrator, which makes sure you walk in the right direction.
Examine unique old photos and listen to the story while you walk between the locations where it all took place. You'll see what the lives of the suffragettes were like and how their actions impacted women's rights.
The only thing you need to go on this tour is a smartphone with headphones.
Since this is a self-guided audio walking tour, there will be no guide to meet you. Go to the corner of Lincoln's Inn Fields park, facing Newman's Row/Lincoln's Inn Fields. Open the app and start the Suffragette tour. Follow the instructions on your screen.
The tour ends just past the Royal Courts of Justice, by Bell Yard.
This audio walking tour starts outside Lincoln's Inn Fields, the largest public square in London. The square is open to the public during daytime hours.
The tour will take you through the campus area of the London School of Economics and Political Science. Here you can find a large collection of written material and preserved documents from the London suffrage movement.
You'll make a stop outside the Lincoln's Inn House, which is the building where WSPU had their headquarters.
Make a stop outside the Peacock Theatre, which used to be the London Opera, a venue which was frequently used to host suffrage meetings and rallies.
Stop across the street from St Clement Danes Church, which is closely located to where the suffragettes carried out their 1911 census boycott.
The tour ends outside the Royal Courts of Justice, where people still meet up to rally and demonstrate for various political and human justice causes.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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