ITINERARIES - London - page 16

THE CITY
From the Romans to rogue traders, the City has more history than the rest of London
combined.
1 Sir John Soane's Museum
The idiosyncratic home of the architect of the Bank of England is crammed with
paintings and sculpture.
2 Temple Church
Fascinating medieval round church, famed for its effigy tombs and appearance in
The Da Vinci Code .
3 St Paul's Cathedral
Climb up to the top of the dome of Wren's masterpiece for a fabulous view across
the river.
Lunch
Tuck into fresh, seasonal food at The Café Below , in the atmospheric crypt of St
Mary-le-Bow, or pub grub at the wonderful Art Nouveau Black Friar .
4 Museum of London
From Roman mosaics to Wellington's boots, this museum encompasses the whole
of London's history.
5 Bank of England
The Bank of England stands at the heart of the City, and forms part of a superb ar-
chitectural set piece of Neoclassical edifices.