Huguenots in Marylebone
The Huguenots who settled in Marylebone were drawn to the less polluted air in West London and the social advancement that came from living in […]
Huguenot Museum in Rochester
The Huguenot Museum in Rochester focuses on history of the Huguenots through paintings, crafts, silks & other artefacts.
French Protestant Church of Canterbury
In 1685, 200,000 French Protestants fled to England to escape persecution in Catholic France. Many settled in Canterbury where there was already a French community […]
French Protestant Church in Soho
The French Protestant Church of London in Soho Square is the only remaining Huguenot church in London.
St Helen’s Bishopsgate
Just the sight of this once Benedictine Priory built in the 12th century St Helen’s, one of the few churches to have survived the Great […]
The Financial City
A story of trade, Livery companies and financial institutions. Hear how the Bank of England as well as the major trading Exchanges, the Royal, the […]
Fleet Street
Once referred to as the ‘street of ink’ a walk down this historic street will reveal far more than ink. Dr Johnson’s House, Edgar Wallace, […]
Along the Thames
Join us for a walk along the Thames embankment. Walking east, we visit the Monument, St Magnus the Martyr, London Bridge, Billingsgate, Livery Companies, HMS […]
Heart of the City
We will tell you everything you need to know about the Bank of England, The Royal Exchange, Mansion House, Guildhall, St Paul’s Cathedral, Cheapside, the […]
The Guildhall Yard Complex
Tucked away behind Gresham Street is one of the most significant City of London locations. The Guildhall, older than Parliament itself; the Guildhall Art Gallery […]