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The Kray Twins Walk

Visit locations associated with two of London’™s most notorious gangsters, the Kray twins Reggie and Ronnie. The guide takes you around the back streets of east London’™s Bethnal Green and Whitechapel areas, into pubs, cafes, churches, etc. Where appropriate, the guide provides opening hours.To see other titles in this series of thematic walks in London please click on the series link.

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