• St Alphage Garden with ruins of St Alphage Church - Explore the medieval church remnants and a section of the ancient London wall, originally constructed by the Romans.
• St Alban Wood Street Church Tower - Observe the remaining tower of St Alban’s, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, set against the backdrop of modern architecture by Norman Foster, Lord Rogers, and Terry Farrell.
• Noble Street - Discover Roman ruins unearthed after World War II bombings devastated the area.
• Postman’s Park - Spend time in the park admiring the unique Watts memorial dedicated to those who sacrificed their lives for others, and delve into the park’s history.
• Old Bailey - Visit the garden within the remnants of Christchurch, another casualty of World War II bombings, and discuss the Old Bailey.
• Smithfield Market - Learn about the 1,000-year-old meat market and the significant historical events that occurred here, shaping British history.
• Church of St. Bartholomew the Great - Discover the remarkable 900-year-old church from the outside, followed by an interior visit.

• Guided tour

This walk explores some of the City of London’s most remarkable ancient ruins, spanning from Roman times to the medieval era, and includes meticulously preserved remnants from the WWII Blitz. Along the way, visitors will encounter poignant memorials, an open space that has witnessed some of the nation’s most dramatic and pivotal events, and one of its most cherished churches—a resilient survivor of numerous disasters and changes over its 900-year history. The walk offers a captivating contrast between the City’s modern glass and steel architecture and these nearly concealed historical remnants.

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