Where to Go in City of London, london: Top 5 Attractions & Local Favorites

Xena-Marie Horn Located inside the museum (we spent a lot of time looking for this place thinking it would be advertised outside) on which we believed to be the bottom floor is the Londons Roman Amphitheater. We loved the ambiance of the room, dimly lite and spotlighted. Surprised it wasn’t more popular and crowded due to being such an important historical find!

Rifa Adelisa We came here for the first time and, tbh it was such a fantastic experience. We got to see London from one of the highest points in the city. Unfortunately, it was rainy that day so we couldn’t see everything very clearly but we still had a great time there. If you’re visiting London, this place is a must visit. The entrance is free but you need to book a slot in advance through their official website.

M The Barbican is a sprawling residential and commercial district built in a grand brutalist style, both imposing and strangely beautiful. Recognized by Queen Elizabeth II as a unique and important development, it’s truly surreal to walk around and explore its maze-like walkways and concrete grandeur. I admit, I visited while tracking down filming locations from the Star Wars series Andor (and it’s also home to the London Symphony Orchestra, known for performing the Star Wars soundtracks!). The history and design of development itself are fascinating. Highly recommended for fans of architecture, urban planning, and Star Wars alike!

Christine Gale Live music recitles in a delightful church setting. Friendly greeting in arrival

Dyson Misquitta Really a touch of ancient history. Its incorporated into the local city design, and it was an accidental find in the middle of the night. Lovely to just follow the wall around.