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This is where the old guard made the avant-garde, where winding Medieval streets meet iconic skyscrapers. Immerse yourself in the past, present and future all at once.

Guildhall Art Gallery

Guildhall Art Gallery is located in the heart of the City of London and is home to the City of London Corporation's art collection.

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Sprint Social at F1 Arcade
Zero chill, 100% thrill. Three hours of racing, food, drinks and competition. Every other Tuesday in London, 6–9pm.
03.09.2024 – 10.11.2026
Guildhall Art Gallery Tours
Free introductory tours, conducted by Guildhall Art Gallery’s team of City Guides, are available every day, from Tuesday to Sunday.
02.09.2025 – 30.06.2027
Building the Bank – 100 years on
Step inside the story of one of London’s most iconic buildings.
17.09.2025 – 31.03.2027
Lunchtime Talks at The London Centre
Join a free lunchtime talk every Friday at The London Centre to learn about London’s historical and physical development.
09.01.2026 – 18.12.2026
Exhibition – Londoners on Trial: Crime, Courts and the Public 1244-1924
Explore the history of law and order in London, its criminals, victims and law enforcers from the medieval period to modern times.
09.03.2026 – 25.02.2027
Glasshouse Stories – an installation by artist Claudia Fontes
'Glasshouse Stories' transforms the reception of 100 Bishopsgate into a contemporary glasshouse inspired by the Victorian Palm House at Kew Gardens.
16.03.2026 – 15.01.2027
Guided tours of Billingsgate Roman House and Baths
On Saturdays, explore the Billingsgate Roman House and Baths: 2,000 years of history in the City of London. Access by guided tour only.
11.04.2026 – 28.11.2026
A Spotlight on Medieval London at the London Archives
This display showcases a selection of items from the collection of medieval archives from the depths of The London Archives.
06.07.2026 – 17.12.2026
Rooftop Yoga Class at The Skyline London
Start your day with rooftop yoga overlooking London’s iconic skyline, followed by a relaxed brunch with this unique wellness experience.
22.08.2026 – 28.11.2026
Leadenhall Market’s Wunderkammer pop-ups
From 3 September, a new miniature curiosity cabinet (Wunderkammer) will be opening at the 'new' address of No. 27¼ in Leadenhall Market.
03.09.2026 – 22.12.2026

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The history of the Lord Mayor’s Show
Dating back to 1215, the role of the Lord Mayor of London is one of the oldest offices in history, even enshrined in the Magna Carta.
A Literary Lovers Guide to the City of London
The City is undoubtedly one of the best locations for a visit to literary London, from Fleet Street to Dr Johnson's House and more.
15 things to do with the kids this summer holiday
Those six weeks over summer can prove a challenge to entertain your kids, but in the City, there are countless worlds to introduce them to.
Get Your Art Fix in the City
The London art scene is known across the world, and the Square Mile has so much to bring to this scene, so here's your City art intro.
9 ideas for family fun this May half-term in London
With the May half term fast approaching, we've collated some exciting activities suitable for families taking place in the City of London.
Facts about City Thameslink, the elusive City of London Station
City Thameslink station might be a place you walk through every day, but what do you really know about the place?
These Famous Historic People were born or lived in the City
The City has been home to influential individuals throughout history, so here are some people you didn't realise had links to the Square Mile
Five Facts About the Barbican Estate
As one of the most famous pieces of British architecture, the Barbican also offers one of the most fascinating histories in the Square Mile.
Ten Facts on Bank- London’s most infamous tube station
The commute through Bank station is a rite of passage for many, and truly inducts you into the City working community.
Six facts about Fleet Street
Fleet Street is one of the most historic avenues of London, and with a fascinating history of changemaking, you can now find out more!