Explore the intriguing origins of Freemasonry on this engaging walking tour starting from St. Paul's Cathedral. Delve into the history of early Masonic lodges and uncover the motivations behind the movement's growth during the vibrant Georgian era.
Discover the connections between Freemasonry and ancient societies, including monastic orders and the Knights Templar, while reflecting on how prominent Masons influenced society today. This insightful 90-minute tour combines historical depth with a leisurely stroll through London's storied streets.
- 90-minute guided walking tour focusing on Freemasonry's origins
- Visit key sites related to early Masonic lodges in London
- Explore the relationship between Freemasonry and ancient societies
- Concludes at Fountain Court near Temple Underground station.
Tour is suitable for Masons, non-Masons and those interested in the history of 18th Century London.
Queen Anne Statue is in front of St. Paul's Cathedral. We will meet behind Queen Anne's back - which is the cathedral side of the statue. I will be wearing a red hat like in the photographs.
External View of Cathedral - Photo Stop.
Quick Visit to see Temple Bar.
External View of Old Bailey
External view of St. Bride's spire from a distance.
External view of Dr. Johnson's House
Sites of Masonic interest and general interest in Fleet Street.
External view of Temple Bar Memorial and Royal Courts of Justice.
External View of Temple Church and Temple area.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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