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Tuesday, 27 October 2026
KINGS CROSS TOUR A Walk in London’s King’s Cross Quarter

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Ian Swankie - KINGS CROSS TOUR A Walk in London’s King’s Cross Quarter.

Ian Swankie is a charismatic speaker whom we are sure everyone will recall from when he recently delivered an inspirational and very engaging lecture on Battersea Power Station. We are delighted that he has agreed to give TASO Members a guided tour of London’s King’s Cross Quarter which will include both King’s Cross and St Pancras Stations and the King’s Cross Quarter to the north.

This is a walking tour exploring the art and architecture of a rapidly changing area which has seen some of the most dramatic urban redevelopments anywhere in Europe. Until just over 10 years ago the stations were neglected, and the adjacent land was a scruffy wasteland full of disused railway buildings, gasworks, noisy industry, off-beat nightclubs and a notorious red-light district.

For further details and a booking form please click here. Places are filling up quickly.

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27 October 2026KINGS CROSS TOUR A Walk in London’s King’s Cross Quarter

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KINGS CROSS TOUR A Walk in London’s King’s Cross Quarter
Tuesday 27 October 2026

Sold Out but there is waiting list if you want to go.

Ian Swankie - KINGS CROSS TOUR A Walk in London’s King’s Cross Quarter.

Ian Swankie is a charismatic speaker whom we are sure everyone will recall from when he recently delivered an inspirational and very engaging lecture on Battersea Power Station. We are delighted that he has agreed to give TASO Members a guided tour of London’s King’s Cross Quarter which will include both King’s Cross and St Pancras Stations and the King’s Cross Quarter to the north.

This is a walking tour exploring the art and architecture of a rapidly changing area which has seen some of the most dramatic urban redevelopments anywhere in Europe. Until just over 10 years ago the stations were neglected, and the adjacent land was a scruffy wasteland full of disused railway buildings, gasworks, noisy industry, off-beat nightclubs and a notorious red-light district.

For further details and a booking form please click here. Places are filling up quickly.