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History Hit

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Discover the past with History Hit 💥
On location worldwide
About
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History Hit is the world's best history channel: an award-winning streaming service and podcast network founded by the historian and broadcaster Dan Snow in 2015.

Our self-guided audio tours bring the past to life in the places where history was made. Written and presented by world-renowned historians and local experts, these immersive historical audio guides offer the same premium storytelling as our hit documentaries.

Meet the History Hit tour guides:

Dan Snow: A born-and-bred Londoner, British historian, and broadcaster. As the host of Dan Snow's History Hit podcast, Dan investigates the defining moments of global history, bringing his deep expertise to our London history tours and city walks.

Tristan Hughes: Ancient historian, presenter, and host of The Ancients podcast. Tristan specialises in bringing our distant past to life, guiding you through ancient sites with captivating storytelling.

Matt Lewis: Author and medieval historian. The host of the Gone Medieval podcast, Matt is a specialist in the Wars of the Roses and King Richard III, and former chair of the Richard III Society.

Credentials
Awards
  • British Podcast Listeners' Choice 2025 • Broadcast Digital Best Factual Channel

Publications and Shows
  • 1,250+ original history documentaries on demand • Broadcasted on Channel 5

Certifications
  • History Hit is owned by Little Dot Studios, a certified B Corp™

Royal Heritage
Medieval History
Museums
Walk the streets where a car park dig rewrote five centuries of royal history
Walking Tour
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45 mins
Royal Heritage
War And Military
Religious Sites
Hear how religious conflict and political paranoia brought a king to his knees
Walking Tour
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60 mins
Modern History
Ancient History
Local Legends
Follow the inferno from a baker's forgotten oven to the Golden Boy of Pye Corner
Walking Tour
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75 mins
Local Legends
Museums
Ancient History
Step over Boudica's burn layer and into a city Rome built then simply forgot
Walking Tour
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60 mins