Take a Historical Tour Around Chiswick Village
Season of walks from Hounslow Heritage Guides continues
Chiswick Square
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The season of local guided walks continues with a tour of Chiswick Village on Sunday 6 October.
Hear of Chiswick’s famous boat builders, and discover an Elizabethan timber framed building along with London’s smallest square, possibly the setting for the opening scene of Thackeray’s book, Vanity Fair.
Chiswick walks generally start from St Nicholas Church steps, Chiswick Mall / Church Street although the Strand on the Green walk begins at the new Steampacket pub (formerly Cafe Rouge).
Hounslow Heritage Guides hold an annual programme of walks exploring local heritage. These are held on Sundays (and occasional bank holidays) between June and October.
All walks are taken at a gentle pace amd cost £3 (children are free) and no booking is required. Meet at 2:30pm at the steps to St. Nicholas Church at the junction of Church Street and Chiswick Mall.
They are led by voluntary guides, all members of the Hounslow Heritage Guides Association, now in its 24th year. Private walks and illustrated talks to choice are also available by prior arrangement.
This year's programme
All Brentford Walks start at the corner of the High Street and the Half Acre
OCT
6th Isleworth Riverside
6th Chiswick Village
20th * Hounslow Heath
27th Brentford Road Rail & Canal
27th * Chiswick Ghosts & Bodies
All walks are circular except those marked +. Once only tours are in bold. All Brentford Walks start at the corner of the High Street and the Half Acre, last up to 2 hours and return to the same place. Chiswick walks start from St Nicholas Church steps, Chiswick Mall / Church St. Isleworth walks starts from All Saints Church.
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October 4, 2019
