We start off in the shadow of St Pauls Cathedral. There is a reason this beautiful cathedral is here and its much the same reason as why before then, it was home to a temple for the Roman goddess Diana.

A few feet from where we start at St Pauls, the old Roman Temple for the goddess Diana, we find our first Roman remains, hidden away from the street as well as something considerably older!

A stretch of Roman Wall only discovered thanks to the Luftwaffe in WW2.

One of the old Roman gates of London with some wonderfully preserved sections of Roman City Wall nearby.

We will see this wall in several places including where you'd never expect to see Roman ruins.

The beautiful old hall which is central to the ancient City of London Corporation dominates the square but if you look closer we will see the Roman connections.

Under the original Roman streets of London we will stand in the footsteps of Gladiators in the Roman Amphitheatre that was only discovered a few decades ago.

The old official residence of the Lord Mayor of London

The very heart of old Roman London with its majestic and overpowering stone buildings.

Standing in front of this magnificent old building is like being in ancient Rome.

This old Victorian market is built on top of its Roman predecessor and if we are lucky we might get to see a chunk of it where you'd least expect it.

In the shadow of the famous Gherkin, we will find an unexpected Roman memorial.

A beautiful memorial to one of the oldest citizens of London.

The remains of the Roman gate here are buried beneath the newly landscaped park but we can see the route of the wall and other things.

Londons newest museum and with some great Roman Wall and artefacts.

Just outside the Tower of London we will see the statue of this legendary Roman Emperor

We will visit several different parts of the old Roman Wall that at one time surrounded the city.

In this beautiful old church amongst other things we will see the oldest archway in London as well as seeing the remains of an old Roman house

Not strictly Roman related but perhaps the most beautiful and peaceful ruins in London.

We will visit the locations of the Roman Baths in London.

Here we will find possibly the only remaining part of the original Roman London Bridge.

We will see the Monument to the Great Fire of London and stand on the spot where it started. Nearby are some fascinating visuals about how Roman Londinium was 2,000 years ago.

We will see hundreds of Roman artefacts before going underground to visit the old Temple of Mithras.

Learn about the legendary stone that is as old as London itself.