As you wind from St. Paul's Cathedral through London’s Square Mile, you’ll see several centuries-old landmarks designed by renowned architect, Christopher Wren. You’ll hear how Wren, along with his team, helped rebuild the city in the aftermath of the Great Fire of 1666.

The City of London has been shaped by almost 2,000 years of history. On this walking tour with Context expert Dr. Alan Montgomery, – a London-based scholar, author, and guide who holds an MA in Art History and Architecture, and a PhD in Classical Civilization – you’ll take in traces of its long-checkered story in the form of buildings both ancient and modern.

On this tour, you'll see how London's history is reflected in its built environment from the Roman Empire to the 21st Century. You'll also understand the impact of Baroque architect Christopher Wren on the modernization of London

Take in the Bloomberg Arcade as you walk around the Square Mile.

See London's Guidhall and hear about its history while you walk around London.

Stroll around the Bank of England, learning its secrets and hearing about the architects behind it.

On this tour, you'll have a chance to pop by the George and Vulture, a pub frequented Charles Dickens, who mentions it several times in his famous novel The Pickwick Papers.

On this tour, you'll have the opportunity to stroll through Leadenhall Market and learn about its history while you walk.

You'll stroll through centuries of history on this tour, ending with modern skyscrapers like Norman Foster's Gherkin, Renzo Piano's Shard and Richard Rogers' Cheesegrater.