Attractions in the City of London

Visit Stationers' Hall, a Grade I listed building and one of the few ancient Livery Halls remaining in the City of London.

Guildhall Art Gallery and London's Roman Amphitheatre are taking part in Open House 2024!

Get ready to explore the City of London’s rich array of ancient and modern buildings for free during Open House Festival 2024.

Part moviemaking critique, part local history tour, it’ll take you about 45 minutes to complete your mission, should you choose to accept it.

Banksy’s City artwork has been relocated to Guildhall Yard to ensure it is protected and remains open for public view.

After a 250-year absence, the ‘Dictionary Desk’ of celebrated 18th century writer Samuel Johnson makes a historic return to his former abode, Dr Johnson’s House in the City of London.

Discover this fascinating walking trail in the City of London that explores its rich literary connections from Dr Johnson's House along Fleet Street to St Paul's Cathedral.

St Margaret Pattens is one of the City churches rebuilt by Christopher Wren and contains a special display of historical pattens.

Step into 2000 years of history at St Bride's church, open and free to visit seven days a week.

A walking trail in the City of London that leads you through the the trail of destruction left by the most famous fire in history, the Great Fire of London.