The Remains of Roman London A Self-Guided Waking Tour

Your journey through ancient Londinium starts at London Wall, where you'll uncover the remains of the Roman Fort Gate, offering a glimpse into the early beginnings of this vibrant city founded by Romans almost 2,000 years ago.

Discover the Roman Fort Ruins nearby, remnants of Londinium's past, as your guide, Dr. Alan Montgomery, unfolds the tales of this ancient city and its early struggles, including a devastating fire that shaped its history.

Stroll through Guildhall Yard, where the echoes of Roman Londinium come alive. Hear about the city's layout and the daily lives of its inhabitants, and catch a glimpse of the hidden Roman Amphitheatre within the Guildhall Art Gallery.

Marvel at the surviving structures, including a section of the Roman Amphitheatre, cleverly concealed within the Guildhall Art Gallery, as Dr. Alan Montgomery guides you through the layers of history beneath London's streets.

Explore what's left of London Mithraeum, the Temple of Mithras, and uncover the secrets hidden in its ruins. Dr. Alan Montgomery will share insights into the Roman influence on the city's architecture and culture.

Pass by the enigmatic London Stone, one of the city's oldest landmarks, and hear urban legends surrounding its mystical significance, including the belief that London will fall if the stone is ever removed.

See remnants of the fantastic mosaic in the Bank of England Museum, showcasing the artistic legacy of ancient Londinium, and gain a deeper understanding of the city's historical and economic roots.

Discover the Roman arch nestled in a basement near Leadenhall Market, a hidden gem that connects the past with the present, as Dr. Alan Montgomery unveils the layers of history beneath modern-day London.

Visit the Church of Saint Magnus-the-Martyr and witness the oldest Roman arch in the city, a testament to Londinium's architectural evolution, as you delve into its historical significance with Dr. Alan Montgomery.

Pass by London Bridge and trace the adaptation of a wooden Roman bridge across the River Thames into the medieval fortress we now know as the iconic Tower of London, revealing the city's ever-changing landscape.

Marvel at the Tower of London from a distance, where the tour ends with a fantastic view of Tower Hill, encapsulating the enduring legacy of Londinium and its transformation over centuries.