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Spanning the River Thames, a stone’s throw from the Tower of London, and attracting some 40,000 visitors a year, Tower Bridge is not just a...
Can you think of somewhere in the City that was not destroyed by the Great Fire of 1666? One such survivor that is worth visiting...
We’ve done it again! At the end of June, we heard that for the third year running, we’ve been given the TripAdvisor ‘Traveller’s Choice’ award....
I recently enjoyed a first-rate plate of pasta in a little Italian restaurant in Botolph Alley (of which more later). It’s just around the corner...
The fine art of creating a new walk Some of you may be interested in how we work as a team to create a new...
For centuries Londoners have been scouring the banks of the Thames. In times gone by children would scavenge at low tide, desperate to find things...
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Ghosts…it’s an emotive topic. To believe or not to believe...that is the question! The City of London is said to have many haunted places, which...
  Venture into the West Smithfield area of the City of London, and there’s so much to discover.  As well as the cathedral-like Smithfield Market...
The Monument: A Hidden Gem in plain sight by Sarah Brierley Sited at the northern end of London Bridge is a “really tall stone stick...
  Introducing…   Here at Six in the City we have exciting news! We have expanded our ranks and welcomed a new member to our team!...
What exactly is the City of London? As a reader of our newsletter you might think this is a bit of a daft question. But...
The Life of Charles Dickens By Eamonn Mullally   Early Years Charles Dickens, one of the most acclaimed English writers of the 19th century, was...
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