London: The City of London Neighbourhood Guide

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London: The City of London (Financial District) Neighbourhood Guide

The City of London (or just ‘The City’) is an area located right in the centre of London itself. Having been founded by the Romans as Londinium about 2000 years ago, The City has morphed into the financial heart of London and the world. 

The City is unusual in that less than 10,000 people live in the area, yet over 500,000 work there. 

The City suffered many disasters over the years, including The Great Plague and The Great Fire of London and is filled with fascinating historical sites in every direction you look, including St. Paul’s Cathedral, The Monument and the nearby Tower of London. 
Many museums are also dotted around this area.

Recommended Attractions in the City of London / Financial District area

Recommended Restaurants in the City of London / Financial District area

Recommended Hotels in the City of London / Financial District area

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