How long is the Private Roman London Tour?

The tour lasts 90 minutes, covering approximately 0.78 miles with multiple stops.

Where does the tour start and end?

It begins at Tower Hill near Trinity Square and finishes near Guildhall.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

No, the route includes stairs and uneven pavements and is not step-free.

Are children allowed on the tour?

Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult; the tour is better suited for older children interested in history.

What should I wear and bring?

Wear comfortable shoes, dress for the weather, and bring a water bottle and rain jacket if needed.

Can I take photos during the tour?

Yes, photography is encouraged, but please be mindful of other participants and public pathways.

Roman London History Walk by London Guided Walks

At the eastern edge of the City of London, near Trinity Square (EC3N 4DJ), lies a corridor through time where the sprawling remains of Londinium quietly persist beneath the modern streets. London Guided Walks Private Tours offers a unique 90-minute Private Roman London Tour here, guiding visitors through the heart of the ancient Roman settlement in what is today one of the world's busiest financial districts.

This immersive stroll uncovers both striking remnants and subtle archaeological traces of the Roman city, providing a measured pace for thoughtful reflection. From the defensive Roman Wall that once enclosed the bustling settlement to the outlines of the Roman Forum—Londinium's civic and commercial core—participants witness where London’s story truly begins. The tour also reveals smaller, lesser-known fragments that typical journeys overlook, inviting guests to piece together the daily lives of Roman citizens.

Led by an expert guide, the walk combines vivid storytelling with archaeological insight, bringing to life a vanished civilization whose influence still ripples underfoot. Visitors learn why Roman settlers chose this strategic Thames crossing, how the city expanded and later emptied, and what the remains indicate about government, trade, and urban life nearly two millennia ago.

London Guided Walks Private Tours elevates this experience with small group sizes and personalized narration—perfect for history lovers and curious adventurers eager to sense the ancient pulse beneath London's modern veneer. By threading together the physical remains with engaging context, the tour stands out as an accessible doorway into London's earliest chapter and one of the city's most fascinating outdoor urban heritage experiences.

The area’s cobblestone paths and occasional stairs require comfortable footwear and moderate mobility, but the compact route keeps physical demands easy. Ending near Guildhall, this walk connects naturally to other cultural sites like St. Paul's Cathedral and the Museum of London, making it an enriching addition for travelers seeking authentic local history amid city exploration.

About London Guided Walks Private Tours

London Guided Walks Private Tours offers privately guided walking tours across London, England, led by knowledgeable local guides.

The company specializes in themed routes — from royal history and Dickens-era streets to contemporary street art and smartphone photography workshops. Tours range from 90-minute walks to half-day experiences and include private family-friendly alternatives, bespoke events, and seasonal specials such as Christmas lights and holiday photography workshops.

Each itinerary highlights authentic London landmarks and neighborhoods: Covent Garden, Spitalfields, Brick Lane, Westminster, the South Bank, Tower Hill, and Greenwich. Guides combine historical research, storytelling, and practical photography tips when applicable. Named guides include professional photographers and historians who lead specialized walks like smartphone photo tours and River Thames history walks.

Private bookings accommodate couples, families, corporate groups, and visitors seeking an intimate, flexible pace. Experiences cover a wide variety of interests: royal palaces and Buckingham Palace views; literary routes inspired by Charles Dickens; suffragette and women’s history; Victorian crime; pub histories; street art in Shoreditch; and museum or gallery highlights in the West End. The operator also offers treasure hunts, themed scavenger hunts, and family-friendly games.

Booking information and exact meeting locations are provided at reservation. Tours are designed to be accessible and tailored to group needs, with options for non-alcoholic refreshments on pub tours and photography coaching on camera or smartphone. Availability, pricing and group limits vary and are confirmed at booking. Booking confirmation includes guide contact details and meeting instructions.