Walk through a “misty looking village of England”, discovering Stoke Newington’s story from before 1066 with its two churches (Tudor village and Victorian suburb), one of London’s most delightful parks, with natural and man-made rivers, to the quiet, urban woods of Abney Park Cemetery.

• How old is the New River?
• Why has St. Mary’s, Stoke Newington got two churches?
• What have Abney Park Cemetery and Trafalgar Square got in common?

Duration: Allow for 2½ hours

Cost: £12 (£9 concessions) – pay on the day, card or cash.

Start: Finsbury Park Gates by Manor House Tube (Piccadilly Line) at 11am

End: Abney Park Cemetery Gates, Stoke Newington High St, London, N16 0LH

To Book: text/phone  07710 414240 or email sean@walkhackney.co.uk