Walking through Londinium – Roman Tour of London’s rich history

 

Walking Through Londinium – Roman Tour of London

 A). Boadicea and Her Daughters – A striking bronze statue near Westminster Bridge, depicting Boudica leading her rebellion against Roman rule

 B). St Bride’s Church Crypt – Contains Roman-era remains, including fragments of the original Roman road

 C). Museum of London Roman Gallery – Showcases artifacts from Londinium, including mosaics, pottery, and tools

 D). Roman Fort Gate at Barbican – A surviving gateway from the Roman fort that once protected Londinium

 E). Guildhall Amphitheatre – Hidden beneath Guildhall Yard, this Roman amphitheater once hosted gladiatorial battles

 F). London Mithraeum – A reconstructed Roman temple dedicated to Mithras, offering an immersive experience into Roman religious practices

 G). Winchester Palace Ruins – While medieval, it sits atop Roman foundations, showing the layers of London’s history

 H). Leadenhall Market – Built on the site of a Roman basilica and forum, once the heart of Roman London’s commercial activity

 I). Billingsgate Roman House & Baths – A well-preserved Roman bathhouse, offering a glimpse into daily life in Londinium

 J). Roman Wall Remains – Sections of Londinium’s defensive walls can be found near the Museum of London and Tower Hill

This route lets you explore Roman London’s legacy, ending with the Boudica statue, a reminder of the fierce resistance against Roman occupation