Highlights
- Uncover the stories of the Great Fire of 1666 and the Blitz of 1940–41
- Explore the historic streets and landmarks of London with a guide
- Learn how these events shaped the city and its people over the years
- Hear lesser-known facts and gain a deeper understanding of London’s past
- Discover key locations connected to these events and their impact
Description
Step into London’s dramatic past on a guided walking tour that traces two devastating events that reshaped the city: the Great Fire of 1666 and the Blitz of 1940–41. As you explore the historic streets of the City of London, you’ll connect the places you see today with stories of destruction, survival, and rebuilding—274 years apart.
Begin near St Paul’s Churchyard and follow your guide through key sites linked to both disasters. Hear how the Great Fire transformed medieval London, changed the city’s layout, and influenced how London was rebuilt. Then shift forward in time to World War II, when bombing raids tested Londoners’ resilience and left lasting marks on the capital’s architecture and memory.
Along the route, your guide brings each location to life with lesser-known facts, vivid anecdotes, and context that turns landmarks into scenes from history. Expect plenty of moments to pause, look up, and capture photos as you walk.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned London fan, this tour offers a compelling way to understand how fire—across centuries—helped shape the London we know today.
Includes
Entry Tickets
Experienced Guide
Photo Opportunity
Excludes
Food and drink
Transportation
Important Information
- Please see the weather forecast and dress properly for the weather
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
