Slow Horses Walking Tours

Discover the locations of the hit Apple TV show on this walking tour of the City of London. You’ll have a secret agent rendezvous at Blake’s grave, explore the area around Slough House and follow in Jackson Lamb’s footsteps through the heart of the City.

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  • “Brilliant tour of all those memorable locations in a much loved part of London."

    Ruth C

  • “If you love the series, you'll love this walking tour... A great way to spent a couple of hours with fellow fans.”

    Mark C

  • “The Slow Horses tour exceeded my expectations. Susannah has an encyclopaedic knowledge."

    Frederick B

  • “Great guide. Great tour. Had a wonderful time on the tour.”

    Ron C

  • "The Slow Horses insights were good fun and an added bonus was walking around the Barbican. "

    Derek B

  • Not only do you get to visit some of the show's key locations, Susannah also gives you a bit of London history throughout and a pretty spot-on Jackson Lamb impersonation.

    Desiree B

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Barbican bridge in the City of London, as seen in Season 3 of the Apple TV show Slow Horses. River and Spider meet here after Catherine is kidnapped.
The Royal Exchange in the City of London, as seen in the Season 2 finale of the Apple TV show Slow Horses
Gravestones under a tree at Bunhill Fields Burial Ground in London, one of the locations in Season 1 of the Apple TV show Slow Horses
The blue doorway of St Michael Cornhill, used as the location for the spooks' church in the hit Apple TV show Slow Horses based on the novels of Mick Herron
The entrance to Barbican station, one of the locations in the hit Apple TV show Slow Horses, based on the Mick Herron spy novels
The corner of Aldersgate and Fann Street, with a view of the Golden Lane Estate and the Shakespeare pub, one of the locations in the Apple TV show Slow Horses

DISCLAIMER: This walk is an unlicensed and unauthorised tour of sites featured in the Slow Horses television series and Slough House books, and is not endorsed, sanctioned, or in any other way supported, directly or indirectly by Apple TV+, the Slough House book publishers, or Mick Herron.