Londons Roman Amphitheatre - (Near City of London, london)

5 /5 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!

5 /5 Paul Ruskin: Great way to spend an hour if youre near the Guildhall. Wasnt crowded at all when l went and the fantastic piece of history that you are witnessing, is clearly presented and easy to get your bearings from.

2 /5 Ilona Charles: Very interesting to have a Roman amphitheatre in the middle of the city, however there is not much left of it apart from a few metres of crumbled foundations. A visit wont take longer than 10 minutes. Its free to enter and luckily there is a lot of art (paintings) to see in the rest of the site. Small souvenir shop by the entrance.

5 /5 MUSTAFA FARAJ: The Roman Amphitheatre of London is that brings you face to face with the city’s ancient history. Discovered in 1988 and dating back to the 1st century AD, it once hosted gladiator games and public events for thousands of spectators in Roman Londinium. The preserved remains and the digital reconstructions inside the gallery are excellent for visualizing what once stood here nearly 2000 years ago. It’s free to enter with the gallery and well worth the visit for history lovers or curious travelers exploring the City of London.

5 /5 Wolfgang: Wonderful exhibits, for example a very well-preserved legionary leather sole, and great light installations. Definitely go there.