Founded by the Romans in 47AD, the City of London has many stories to tell in its nearly 2000 years history.
On this tour, we will see a selection of its iconic buildings including St Paul’s Cathedral, the Bank of England and the Monument to the Great Fire of London. We will also hear the stories of some of the individuals who are linked to the City, such as architect Christopher Wren, diarist Samuel Pepys and Lord Mayor Richard ‘Dick’ Whittington.
There will be plenty of opportunities for photos and questions. Lunch can be taken in one of the City’s many cafes or pub.
The station has only one exit and I will be standing outside of it
The City of London Information Centre is opposite St Paul's Cathedral. From here, there multiple bus services (15, 17, 26, 76), railway stations (Blackfriars, City Thameslink) and underground stastions (Blackfriars, St Paul's).
Arguably London’s oldest church, it contains some unique architecture, bomb damage from World War 2 & the odd ghost.
This column was built to commemorate the Great Fire of London of 1666 which destroyed 13,200 houses and 84 churches. Discover how the fire started, what happened during it and the impact it had on London in the following centuries.
This is the financial heart of the City, with iconic buildings such as Bank of England, Royal Exchange and the Lord Mayor’s House.
The Guildhall is the ceremonial and administrative centre of the City. This is also the location of the ruins of the Roman Amphitheatre.
See one of the City’s most famous buildings and discover the stories connected to it including the legacy of architect Christopher Wren.
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