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Guildhall Art Gallery
15m
We take you right back in time to visit the old Roman Wall and this trip includes a special visit to the Roman Amphitheatre at the Guildhall Art Gallery – where you will also view the City Corporation’s Magna Carta, a document which is 800 years old!
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Tower of London
15m
The Tower of London is a ‘World Heritage Site’, and while you are there on the cobblestone streets that surround this great castle, we shall introduce you to ‘Dead Man’s Hole’ – this Tour is not for the squeamish!
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15m
You will get to enjoy (or endure) the Execution site on Tower Hill, where your Guide will explain the real origins of that well-used phrase ‘Can I hang with you?’
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St. Paul's Cathedral
10m
Once you have been ‘hung, drawn and quartered’ on this trip down London’s less glamorous past – another highlight will include the story of the ‘Great Fire of London’ and a chance to view many of Sir Christopher Wren’s architectural gems, including his masterpiece St. Paul’s Cathedral which replaced old the Gothic place worship which was destroyed in that conflagration.
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Old Bailey
5m · Admission ticket not included
Site of the Gallows of Old Newgate Prison.
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Guildhall
15m
A Medieval Great Hall - a great survivor despite the Blitz in World War Two.
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Guildhall Art Gallery
15m
Roman London is still visible here in the basement of this world class Art Gallery.
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Lambeth Palace
10m · Admission ticket not included
Tudor Palace nestled on the south bank of the River Thames.
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St. James's Palace
10m · Admission ticket not included
King Henry VIII's Tudor Palace - 500 years old.
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Fleet Street
Pass by
One of the oldest thoroughfares in London.
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The Charterhouse
10m · Admission ticket not included
Living the nation's history since 1348 - a former monastery in the heart of the City of London.
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Charterhouse Square
5m
Former plague pit for victims of the Black Death.
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Smithfield Market
5m
Notorious place of execution of Sir William Wallace ('Braveheart') in the movie starring Mel Gibson - the story of a 13th century Scottish warrior freedom fighter.
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Church Of St. Bartholomew The Great
5m · Admission ticket not included
Truly majestic medieval survivor hidden away in secret London.
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10m
'For whom the bell tolls' refers to this infamous old place of worship - and the old graveyard was frequented by the body snatchers!
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10m
This old pub has been around since Tudor times - and even has a hanging noose on the river's edge!
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St Bartholomew's Hospital Museum
10m
Oldest hospital in London has been around since the 11th century.
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10m
Visit the best remaining section of the old Roman Wall - built nearly 2,000 years ago.
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St. Mary Le Bow Church
10m
Place of worship since Norman times sitting on a street once the route of monarchs.
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5m
Remains of Old Winchester Palace - one of the largest and most important buildings in medieval London.
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5m
Site of the notorious and infamous Clink Prison - former residence of the Mad the Bad the Sad.
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Southwark Anglican Cathedral
15m
Place of worship since the 7th century - with some stunning interior architecture.
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All Hallows By The Tower
10m
The oldest surviving church in London - miraculously surviving the Great Fire of London and the Blitz of World War Two.
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St. James's Park
Pass by
Former hunting ground of King Henry VIII.