Postman’s Park is a little bit of paradise, tucked away between King Edward Street and Aldersgate Street, it’s easy to pass by without even noticing
If you’ve read Six in The City’s Barbican Highwalk blog, you may have noted mention of foodie pitstop – Barbie Green. Described on its website
Looking for a more unusual visit to a museum? Then why not try the Bank of England Museum which, as well as providing information on
As City of London tour guides we’re always looking for ways to present the city from different perspectives. And so it was in 2018, while
Last weekend from 7-12 April the City was host to the Fragments Festival, a celebration of The Waste Land, a poem by T S Eliot
If you are looking for a special place for a traditional lunch look no further than the charming Simpson’s Tavern, established in 1757 and still
This Thursday 24th March an important event takes place in the City of London – the election of 100 members to the Court of Common
Exciting news: Expert Guided Tours of the City of London’s Smithfield Market, world famous for its meat, are starting up again in time for
We have more to offer If you were one of the thousands of people who took part in this year’s Open House Festival, we’re sure
A smorgasbord of walks coming up This time last year we were about to launch our ‘Slavery and the City’ walk, not knowing that thanks
What’s On in May/June We are continuing to deliver our Slavery and the City walk in May and June. Current dates are: 8th, 16th,
Slavery in the City Walk Six in the City were delighted to have a walk on ‘Slavery in the City ‘ accepted as part of
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