Covent GardenPass by
Explore the bustling market and discover the origins of its name, which comes from "Convent Garden" due to its history as a convent’s garden in medieval times.
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Known as the "Actors' Church," this is where many famous actors have been memorialized. It's also the location of London's first recorded punch-up.
Theatre Royal Drury LanePass by
The oldest theatre site in London, with a rich history of performances and ghostly apparitions, including the infamous "Man in Grey."
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Learn about the intriguing cases and famous trials that took place here, reflecting the quirky side of London's legal history.
Lyceum TheatrePass by
Famous for its productions, including "The Lion King," and its connection to the early days of electricity in theatre lighting.
Somerset HousePass by
Discover this grand building's transformation from a Tudor palace to a Navy office, and its role in the development of the British postal system.
Victoria EmbankmentPass by
Walk along the riverside promenade and hear about its construction, which involved diverting the River Thames and revealed hidden river secrets.
Waterloo BridgePass by
Known as "The Ladies' Bridge," it was largely built by women during World War II and offers spectacular views of London.
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Home to the last remaining Victorian gas lamp in London, powered by sewer gas, earning it the nickname "The Lamp that Lights Itself."
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The first public building in the world to be lit entirely by electricity, with a history of luxurious guests and infamous parties.
London's Classic Sights and Hidden Histories: A Self-guided Audio Tour
Bloomsbury's Contribution to Health Care History: A Self-Guided Audio Tour
