Wren Churches
Hear about the sheer genius of Sir Christopher Wren and see some of his remarkable churches built in the City after the Great Fire of […]
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Spitalfields Sisters: The Work & Lives of Remarkable Women
Enjoy a stroll with a qualified guide round the historic streets of Spitalfields, highlighting where some truly impressive women lived and worked, from Polly Hope, […]
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Broadgate Art
Hidden behind Liverpool Street station is one of the greatest collections of public art works ever assembled in this country. Amid the squares, terraces, colonnades […]
Street Art Tour of Spitalfields
Known to some as the home of the Huguenots, Jews, Bangladeshis and a myriad of other nationalities, and to others as one of the hippest, […]
Inns of Court
London’s Inns of Court are an oases of calm amid the rush and bustle of the City’s legal heartland. Walking through the gardens of the […]
New Architecture
The skyline of the City of London is always striking but nothing can compare to being up close to some of the most extraordinary new […]
‘From Bank to Bermondsey’- a fascinating exploration of London’s riverside
Visit the remarkable Temple of Mithras where you can imagine yourself in Roman London. Stroll along the north side of the Thames and hear about […]
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Huguenots in Wandsworth
The Huguenots (French Protestants) settled here because of the purity and power of the River Wandle, which was ideal for bleaching, and dyeing of felt. […]
Journeymen Weavers’ Story
Walk round the area to see and hear about the lives of these hardworking weavers. You will need to bring your imagination with you as […]
Huguenots in Soho
It was here in Soho that the Huguenots (French Protestants) settled to be near the Royal Court when they left France and sought sanctuary in […]