In 1890, the idea of women voting seemed a dangerous absurdity. Just thirty years later, we had our first female MP. Find out how our courageous sisters did it in this tour through Westminster, the heart of state power. We'll look at famous members of the movement like Emmeline Pankhurst and Millicent Garrett Fawcett, as well as the thousands of anonymous women who changed history just by doing things ever so slightly differently to their mothers. We're going to find out about their methods, and ask some tricky questions: would their tactics still work today? And would you have joined them?

The route has some overlap with the Classic London and I Never Knew That About Westminster tours.

Where does it take place?

This tour takes place in Westminster. You will be sent the exact meeting point upon payment. We will finish at Trafalgar Square.

How much walking is there?

This tour covers approximately 1.2 miles.

How much does it cost?

My standard rate for a single tour is £275 for the group, or we can chain two tours together in a day for £420, and I'll find you somewhere nice for lunch in between. You may also wish to familiarise yourself with my cancellation policy.

How long does it take?

This tour lasts around 90 minutes, although I'm happy to extend it if there's a lot of discussion or questions.

Is this tour wheelchair-accessible?

This tour is wheelchair-accessible.

What should I wear?

There are not many opportunities to get undercover on this tour, so please bring a hat or a hood if it looks like rain.

How many people can fit on this tour?

Up to 20 people can fit on this tour at no extra charge.

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