Battle of Cable Street Walking Tour

Explore the dramatic events of 4 October 1936 when the people of London stopped fascism from marching through their streets.

Discover One of London's Most Important Stories

Join an expert-guided walk through the streets of Whitechapel and Cable Street to uncover the history behind one of Britain's most significant anti-fascist movements.

Travel back to a time before World War II when there was a chance that the UK might follow Italy and Germany into fascist dictatorship and the united people of London's East End stood together and said "They Shall Not Pass!"

Historic Locations

Visit key sites connected with the events of October 1936.

Jewish East End History

Learn about the communities that shaped the East End and stood against intolerance.

Expert Commentary

Hear the stories, personalities and politics behind the battle.

Tour Details

Duration: 2.5 hours
Meeting Point: Near Tower Hill Underground Station
Price: £15 per person
Group Size: Maximum 20 participants
Suitable For: Adults and older children interested in history, politics, the East End, or Jews in the UK.

About Your Guide

Your guide brings the history of the East End to life through carefully researched stories and local knowledge, connecting the events of 1936 to the wider history of London.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if it rains?
Tours operate in most weather conditions, so please dress appropriately.

Can I cancel?
Full refunds are available up to 48 hours before the tour date.