Time And Tide, Plantation Lane - (Near City of London, london)

4 /5 E Scott Parks: Time and Tide, located in a small thoroughfare in London, is a captivating art installation by 1996 Turner Prize nominee Simon Patterson, reflecting the citys rich history and the influence of the tide on the Thames. As you stroll along the street, youll discover playful lists embedded in the pavement, offering amusing insights into various themes. The installation is further enhanced by striking six-meter-tall illuminated panels adorned with photographs of moonscapes, creating a mesmerizing visual experience. Time and Tide invites visitors to engage with both the art and the narrative of the river, making it a must-see for those exploring the area.

5 /5 Paul S: For sure one of the most unique pieces of street art in London. Hidden, off the beaten track and unbelievable. The short lane remembers the biggest events in Londons 2000 year old history, with street names such as Gropeconte Lane, Filth Lane, Dirty Hill or Love Lane, events such as the Great Stink, the Black Death or organisations like the Knights Templar and even the London Underground and churches and their associated patron saint. Complimenting it is a high definition close up photograph of the Moons lunar surface reminding us that it is the only thing which links us all together. You could spend a few hours just researching the events, the people and the places or walk down it for just the experience of knowing youve walked through Londons 2000 year old history in 30 seconds.

3 /5 Betterlam: one of the evidences for this city great effort in maintaining its history

4 /5 Michael Billinge-Jones: Fantastic little gem telling the 2000 year history of London. Worth a visit if you are in the city.