Attractions in the City of London

Whether you’re a fan of beer festivals, classical music, or family-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone to do this July in the City of London.

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.

Tower Bridge is celebrating 130 years with a free, summer-long exhibition you won't want to miss.

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.

Discover our top picks for the ultimate Friday out in the City of London

St Giles' Cripplegate is one of the few remaining medieval churches in the City of London

Cloud songs on the horizon is the artist’s first major institutional show in Europe and will feature five new, large-scale suspended sculptures across the entirety of the Conservatory space.