• Roman City Wall - The oldest section of the Roman wall is this fort.
• St Alphage Garden with Ruins of St Alphage Church - A place where the history of various peoples from different eras converges, from Celtic and Roman to Anglo-Saxons, Normans, the Guilds, and the present day.
• St. Giles Cripplegate - Among the oldest medieval churches in the City, it includes a Roman fort built in response to Boudicca’s revolt.
• Guildhall - The City of London’s town hall has occupied its current location since at least the 13th century. Explore its history and mythology, influenced by Greek, Roman, Saxon, and Norman cultures.
• Guildhall Art Gallery - Home to the ancient Roman Amphitheatre and an art gallery.
• The Royal Exchange - Constructed by a legendary figure for adventurers to gather, these individuals went on to shape the new world. Discover the story behind the golden grasshopper atop it!
• Bank of England - At the end of the 17th century, following a ‘glorious’ revolution, power stabilized between the Monarchy, Parliament, and the City of London, culminating in the establishment of the Bank of England.
• St. Lawrence Jewry - The official church of the City of London, named after an early martyr of the 3rd century and a Jewish ghetto.
• London Mithraeum Bloomberg SPACE - An ancient Roman temple with secrets linking its god to themes of money, power, and resurrection.
• St Edmund, King and Martyr Church - Dedicated to St Edmund, the last true historical King and Martyr of England.
• Bank of England Museum - Telling the story of modern money and trade, how it evolved and transformed the world. Its tales include the beheading of a King, companies that built an empire, and the rise of modern money: the digital dollar and bitcoin.
• Leadenhall Market - A market dating back to 1321, discussing the truths of money, trade, and dragons!
• The Guild Church of St Mary Aldermary - The oldest Mary Church with a history spanning 1,000 years, intersecting with money, power, and guilds.
• Forgotten Streams, Bloomberg Arcade - An art piece dedicated to one of the ancient forgotten rivers of the City of London, still flowing beneath the streets today.
• Jamaica Wine House - The oldest coffee shop in the City, once hosting the early traders and financiers.
• St Michael Cornhill - Possibly the oldest site of Christian worship, discussing the controversial practice of indulgences.
• Change Alley - The bustling coffeehouses of Change Alley witnessed the birth of organized stock trading, insurance markets, and speculative manias, culminating in the South Sea Bubble, whose debts resonate into the modern era.
• The London Stone - A mysterious stone central to the City’s history and mythology since at least Roman times. Legend says London will fall if this stone is ever removed from the City!
• St. Mary-le-Bow - A mysterious church rich with ancient symbolism.
• St. Paul’s Cathedral - Explore a few powerful yet overlooked symbols hidden in plain sight!
• The Church of St Martin Ludgate - Holds a secret connecting to the ancient world.
• St Bride’s Church - One of the last places in the city that still honors its Celtic heritage.
• St George and the Dragon Statue - Delve into the legend of St George.
• Temple Church - The former headquarters of the Knights Templar, filled with legends and secrets.
• St. Dunstan in the East - The beautiful ruins tell the story of Dunstan, a key political advisor to Saxon kings in early England.
• Temple Bar Memorial - Located at the boundary of the City, at the foot of a symbol embodying power: The Dragon!

• Multilingual - Just tell us the language in advance
• Gain a unique history of the City of London
• A Post Tour Overview

Embark on a storytelling journey through the hidden City of London, where prehistory, myth, finance, and modern influence intertwine. Accompanied by an expert guide, explore the ancient streets of the Square Mile to discover lost rivers, dragon guardians, sacred sites, and the financial institutions that have shaped the world.

This private small-group walking tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours and offers three route options. Choose to delve into the City’s origins from Roman Londinium and earlier remnants beneath the streets; explore the history of money and power from ancient temples and medieval markets to global finance; or embark on a mystical journey of dragons, symbols, ley-line lore, and intriguing corners often overlooked by Londoners.

The route is tailored to your chosen storyline, with further customization available to suit specific interests. Along the way, enjoy rich, meticulously researched narratives that connect the present with the forgotten past.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.