Join Mr Londoner, aka Blue Badge tour guide Antony Robbins, on this guided walk to discover how interventions along the mighty Victorian railway are transforming this urban route through Bankside, London Bridge and Bermondsey.

This 3km guided walk will showcase how interior and exterior spaces are being transformed along Southwark’s mighty Victorian railway viaduct to create the Low Line - a walking route through the alleys, streets and squares of Bankside, London Bridge and Bermondsey.

The walk will highlight recent physical interventions that help embed the viaduct back into the neighbourhoods through which it runs. It will highlight opportunities for a Low Line Commons, bringing greenery and nature to create a linear park, a strategy that won the New London Architecture overall prize in 2021.

Attendees will enjoy the walk as a cross-section of London’s diversity - through renowned visitor destinations, eerie backstreets, and surprising new architectural features.

The Low Line is an excellent example of how these partners are working together and with colleagues from the worlds of design and architecture to reimagine how an urban railway viaduct can support urban placemaking. The original idea came from the imagination of one local resident 10 years ago, and we will be celebrating this decade of progress.

Meeting point: Outside Southwark Underground Station (68-70 Blackfriars Rd, London, SE1 8JZ)

This event is held in collaboration with Railway200 to celebrate 200 years of the modern railway and inspire a new generation of young pioneering talent to choose a career in rail.