Novack’s has been holding Saturday morning walks for 5 years and we invite you to join our walks. Start your Saturday morning with a walk of approximately one hour to get you warmed up for your own personal program. We walk along sidewalks and the multi-use paths along the Thames River near the Downtown area.
An introduction to SoHo, this walk will offer a glimpse of some of SoHo’s intriguing architecture and interesting characters from the past.
Long neglected and subject to stigmatization, this walk will explore how neighbourhood engagement can lead to positive change and urban renewal.
A short work through parts of one of London’s Environmentally Significant Areas.
Come join us for a brief introduction to Meadowlily Woods and its treasures. By the way the trillium is in full bloom!
Learn about the diverse array of local chimneys. Find out which features make certain chimneys suitable as nesting habitat for the Chimney Swift, a species-at-risk in Canada. Chimneys, especially older ones, come in a fascinating array of shapes, sizes and designs.
Join us at Bresica University College for about a 2 hour walk through the forest and trails. We encourage you to bring your camera to take pictures of the buildings, people and nature along this beautiful walk.
London Photo Walks have been holding monthly photo walks since 2009, and we encourage you to join us this May. The next London Photo Walks is scheduled to take place at the University of Western Ontario (UWO). Although this walk will take place after most students have left the campus, this Sunday morning walk in May will prove to be a beautiful one with the flowers and plants hopefully in full bloom.
Museum London’s The River Walk
Travel the forks of the Thames River on this 60-minute walking tour. You’ll learn about what was here, what is here and what might be here.
Museum London’s From Castles to Cottages
This nearly 90-minute walk will take you through the Talbot Street, Ridout Street area of the downtown. You’ll be introduced to historical buildings, current residential uses, businesses and part of the development history of the city. Visit Eldon House, London’s oldest permanent residence on the way.
