London’s Marylebone district is defined by its exquisite mews – those cobbled lanes that thread through the West End like little oases of calm in the hectic city. On this self-guided audio walking tour, you’ll discover the historic enclaves that began as stables for grand houses, later became workshops and garages, and now rank among London’s most desirable residences. The tour starts outside the Langham Hotel near BBC Broadcasting House. You’ll weave through the cobblestone pathways of Duchess Mews, where the iconic 1960s TV show The Avengers was filmed. As you stroll through these quiet lanes, you’ll find out how they’ve witnessed extraordinary moments in London’s history. You’ll also discover how World War II bombing transformed many of these historic spaces. The tour ends at the imposing red-brick mansion block of Bryanston Court, where a royal scandal unfolded behind elegant façades.
This self-guided audio tour starts at the main entrance of the Langham Hotel. Before arrival, please install the mobile app and use the code provided on your confirmation ticket. Detailed starting point instructions are available after downloading.
This GPS guided tour ends in Bryanston Court.
Marvel at this grand Victorian hotel near BBC Broadcasting House, where your journey through Marylebone's hidden mews begins. Explore the elegant starting point that sets the stage for discovering the cobbled lanes tucked behind London's bustling streets.
Walk through the iconic cobblestone pathways where the 1960s TV show The Avengers was filmed. Discover how these former stables transformed into one of London's most photogenic residential enclaves.
See the former home where the Rolling Stones frontman purchased his first London property during the height of 1960s rock glamour. Walk past this piece of music history that captures the era when mews became fashionable addresses for cultural icons.
Visit the unassuming address that became the epicenter of the Profumo Affair, the political scandal that helped topple a government. Discover how this quiet mews witnessed one of Britain's most notorious Cold War-era controversies.
Stroll through one of Marylebone's rare public green spaces, offering a peaceful retreat from the surrounding urban landscape. Enjoy the tranquil gardens that provide a moment of calm between exploring the district's hidden cobbled lanes.
Walk through the mews once owned by Peter Rachman, the notorious landlord whose exploitation gave rise to the term "Rachmanism." Discover how this now-desirable address has a darker chapter in London's housing history.
Marvel at the imposing red-brick mansion block where your tour concludes, its elegant façades concealing tales of royal scandal. Explore the grand architecture that represents the evolution of Marylebone from aristocratic enclave to modern luxury.
Pass this contemporary establishment that represents the modern evolution of Marylebone's mews culture. Experience how the district continues to blend historical character with vibrant present-day life.
Enjoy the southern section of Paddington's historic garden spaces, providing another peaceful interlude in your mews exploration. Walk through this green sanctuary that connects the cobbled lanes and offers glimpses into the neighborhood's residential character.
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