The Roman London Bridge: The Foundation of Londinium
The Bridge That Built London London’s first bridge was built by the Romans. The Roman London Bridge was not just a feat of engineering—it was
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Roman Revenge: The ancient curse tablets that still speaks today
Think the ancient Romans were nothing like us? Think again! Explore the fascinating world of Roman curse tablets, their eerie messages, and reveal Roman London
Cannon Street Station’s Grandiose Roman Past
Excavations in the 1960s and 1970s revealed the remains of a very impressive complex under Cannon Street Station. The building was one of the largest and finest in Roman London. Find out more >>
Mithraeum
In virus-free times you can visit three Roman sites within the City: the Amphitheatre underneath Guildhall Art Gallery, the baths on Lower Thames Street, and
Borough Market
Hidden behind the world famous Borough Market is one of London’s most historic quarters. The streets South of London Bridge team with 2,000 years of
Trekking in London’s Hills
One of the highest points near to the Thames is Cox’s Mount in Maryon Park, Charlton in South-East London. Here you can reach almost 100