My top ten spot lists of London’s historical highlights. Organised by category such as era or place.
Walthamstow is a village with ancient roots. It was recorded in the Domesday book as ‘Wilcumestou’, old English for ‘place of welcome’. The old heart of village around St Mary’s church, still has a lovely rural village feel. Not only is there lots of history to see there is also some great spots to escape […]
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You do not need me to tell you that the Tudor period is one of the most dramatic periods in England’s history. From Henry VII’s seizing of the throne in 1485 to Elizabeth I’s death in 1603, it was non-stop. But what did the Tudor period mean for London as a city? What is left
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Yes, there are some great London museums where you can see Ancient Egypt in all its splendour. The British Museum, The Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology and The Horniman Museum to name three. But, did you know there are some surprising places you can see Ancient Egypt on the streets of London? Let me show
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Historical and characterful Highgate is a great place for a walk. You get that cosy countryside village feel whilst still being close to central London. Located at the top of a hill, away from the hubbub of the city with plenty of fresh air, it has been a popular spot for the rich and famous
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The Georgian period (1714-1830) is a fascinating time in Britain and London’s story. It was one of immense change with Britain becoming a global power, with London at the centre of it all. The empire was growing in strength and size, London became a hub for global trade and there was an explosion in political
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