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Lantern Walks - Secret and wonderful hidden quarters of Magical Marylebone! at Baker Street

Lantern Walks - Secret and wonderful hidden quarters of Magical Marylebone!

Join a 2.8-mile circular evening walk through Marylebone, with historic lanes, a former burial ground and sites connected to notable residents. The listing asks participants to wear a cloak and Edwardian hat.

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November 15, 2026 · 4:30 PM – 6:45 PM

Baker Street, Marylebone Road, London ·

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The lantern walk pairs Marylebone’s historic lanes and cemetery with stories about local residents and literary history.

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NEW WALK Hi all, cost & info below. Please join everyone for a beautiful, quaint 2.8 mile circular Lantern evening walk, dressed in a cloak and Edwardian Hat. (a nice version of Jack of the Ripper basically!) Some amazing gems en route, and the village area will be getting lights ready for Christmas.. ooh.. Please note: We have to leave a bit earlier than dark, so to get into the old cemetery which closes early. (Before this walk, in the daytime there is a wonderful walk in 'Notting Hill', not far by the underground train. If you decide to link both the walks together, the evening walk is HALF PRICE! There is a break in between the walks to briefly eat or drink locally before the next walk) A beautiful restaurant where Meghan & Harry, Pippa Middleton, Tom Cruise, Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper, Bill Clinton dine (pictured), gorgeous lost cobbled stone alleyways and passages, Perfumo affair home location, historic pubs, where Paul McCartney lived with Jane Asher and wrote 'Yesterday' and 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand' with John Lennon Home of Frederick Treves (Surgeon who looked after the Elephant Man), beautiful Marylebone church, former burial ground of over 80,000 interments (if open), Jimi Hendrix's last location before he died, home belonging to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and where he wrote Sherlock Holmes and also a truly shocking, electrifying hidden gem!!

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