

by Fun London Tours Ltd
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£40This 90-minute walking tour explores lesser-known historical sites in London with a local professional guide. The route includes a stroll along Fleet Street, known for its newspaper heritage. The tour visits the Temple Church, once the base of the Knights Templar, and St Bride's Church, which inspired the tiered wedding cake design. Participants will also see the statue of Samuel Johnson, who created the modern English dictionary and is the second most quoted man in the language. The guide points out a medieval crypt, a forgotten river site, a long-abandoned underground station, and a church bearing World War II damage. Visitors remain outside buildings, as entry is not included. Gratuities are not covered.
Fleet Street
Walk along Fleet Street, a street well known for its historical role in London's newspaper industry. The stop lasts about five minutes.
5 min
Temple Church
Visit the location associated with the Knights Templar, the medieval order who once used this church. This stop takes around ten minutes.
10 min
St Bride's Church
See St Bride's Church, notable as the inspiration for the design of the traditional tiered wedding cake. The visit lasts about five minutes.
5 min
Statue of Samuel Johnson
View the statue honoring Samuel Johnson, who compiled the modern English dictionary and is the second most quoted man in the language. The stop is approximately ten minutes.
10 min
Departure Point: Outside Temple Underground Station. Return point: Tour ends on Fleet Street, London


by Fun London Tours Ltd
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£40This 90-minute walking tour explores lesser-known historical sites in London with a local professional guide. The route includes a stroll along Fleet Street, known for its newspaper heritage. The tour visits the Temple Church, once the base of the Knights Templar, and St Bride's Church, which inspired the tiered wedding cake design. Participants will also see the statue of Samuel Johnson, who created the modern English dictionary and is the second most quoted man in the language. The guide points out a medieval crypt, a forgotten river site, a long-abandoned underground station, and a church bearing World War II damage. Visitors remain outside buildings, as entry is not included. Gratuities are not covered.
Fleet Street
Walk along Fleet Street, a street well known for its historical role in London's newspaper industry. The stop lasts about five minutes.
5 min
Temple Church
Visit the location associated with the Knights Templar, the medieval order who once used this church. This stop takes around ten minutes.
10 min
St Bride's Church
See St Bride's Church, notable as the inspiration for the design of the traditional tiered wedding cake. The visit lasts about five minutes.
5 min
Statue of Samuel Johnson
View the statue honoring Samuel Johnson, who compiled the modern English dictionary and is the second most quoted man in the language. The stop is approximately ten minutes.
10 min
Departure Point: Outside Temple Underground Station. Return point: Tour ends on Fleet Street, London