marie_f (798 points) 22-11-2008 •••••5

Leadenhall market is one of those little historic surprises that the city likes to keep tucked up its sleeve for you, and at no time of year is it ... more...

mija617 (1667 points) 13-10-2008 •••••5

This is one of my favorite places in London. dmj1962 has done a lovely job describing St. Bart’s history, so I will just add my particular &... more...

dmj1962 (48028 points) 01-07-2007 •••••5

Located under the gaze of the nearby Monument, St Magnus is lucky to be there at all: it survived a major fire on London Bridge in 1640, only to su... more...

maninlondon (296 points) 27-11-2008 •••••3

its quite a nice place. Theres the london dungeons (although ive never been in there) and quite a lot of businesses based here. Its close to Elepha... more...

mija617 (1667 points) 13-10-2008 •••••4

This is a beautiful Wren church, located just north of St. Paul’s on Foster Lane. St. Vedast is thought to have been established circa 1170,... more...

mija617 (1667 points) 13-10-2008 •••••4

If you are interested in City churches, be sure to make time to visit St. Andrew by the Wardrobe. Like so many City churches, it has a history of ... more...

maladrin (116 points) 15-11-2008 •••••4

I went here on a self-mapped Jack the Ripper tour and ended up just enjoying this spot as a good pub. Not very busy the night I went. Friendly staf... more...

mija617 (1667 points) 13-10-2008 •••••3

This statue (also known variously as “Golden Boy” or “Fat Boy”), located at the corner of Giltspur and Cock Lane, commemora... more...

mija617 (1667 points) 13-10-2008 •••••3

St. Mary Aldermary is another of the many beautiful City churches rebuilt by Wren after the Great Fire of 1666. Located near St. Paul’s, it ... more...

mija617 (1667 points) 13-10-2008 •••••3

St. Mary at Hill is located in the heart of the City, near Pudding Lane. It must have been one of the first churches damaged in the Great Fire of ... more...