We begin our journey in the Salters garden where the history of many peoples converge from Roman to Norman.

The oldest part of the wall is this Fort.

One of the oldest mediaeval churches in the City since Norman time that was once the site of older Saxon Church.

The Roman wall is the physical structure that helped fortify the City of London from outside influence ever since the Romans built it. We also delve into the Celtic people. The indigenous people of these lands and the ones who made it necessary for the Romans to fortify Londinium with the wall! Having set the scene we look to the Salter's Hall to delve into the history of London's history of Trade, Governance, and Sacrifice through the years. The Salter's Hall being ranked 9th among the 12 most important Livery companies (formerly known as Guilds).

The livery company that set the standard for booze!

The ruins of this ancient church derives its name from the ancient court or bery of the aldermen, which is now held at the Guildhall. The garden today hosts memorials to a Shakespeare and two legends of two different Livery companies.

The municipal governing body of the City of London and the historic centre of London.

The town hall of the City of London has been on its current site since at least the 13th century. We take a look at it's history and mythology since Greek through to Roman, Saxon and Norman influences.

The official church of the City of London Corporation remembers the saint the saint who helped Christianity to flourish with a sacrifice that was unforgettably cruel.

Location of the Roman Amphitheatre

This Church represents two of the Wards of the City of London and we look at how livery companies came by their naming as 'Worshipful' companies.

Built by a legend for adventurers to meet. These men went onto shape the new world. We also find out about what the the golden grasshopper is doing on top of it!

At the head of govenance is The Lord Mayor of the City of London. In addition he is an international ambassador for the UK's financial and professional services sector. This is his home.

Inside a circle of 12 dragon (lamposts) representing the 12 great livery companies we highlight some of the notable figures remembered around this area and then we conclude, returning to the story of Minotaur.

We take at look at this most influential, traditional but still very forward looking institution. The Golden statue on top tells an interesting story.