Leadenhall Market, a Victorian gem in the heart of London, is a vibrant reminder of the city’s trading heritage and its deep connection to the medieval guilds that once was a forum with market stalls such as meat, poultry, and game, it was closely tied to the Butchers’ and Poulters’ guilds. As you go, notice the dragon figures and metal hooks on the buildings—reminders of when animal carcasses were traded here.Remember the experience with beautiful artwork from Nhefertiti a local London artist who has captured each special landmark on the Farcaster Friday monthly catch up as we walk, talk and mint.

A charming, narrow street lined with historic buildings and small shops, offering a glimpse into the mediaeval layout of London’s old trade routes. Watling Street, which runs perpendicular to Bow Lane, has retained its form from the Roman era, providing a direct connection to the ancient history of Londinium. Together, these streets weave a story of resilience, adaptation, and the enduring pulse of a city shaped by its storied past. Remember the experience with beautiful artwork from Nhefertiti a local London artist who has captured each special landmark on the Farcaster Friday monthly catch up as we walk, talk and mint.

Guildhall is one of the oldest buildings in the City. On the square in front of it, dark stones mark the boundaries of an ancient Roman amphitheatre, the remains of which lie 5-6 metres underground. Standing in the heart of London, Guildhall is a majestic portal to the city’s rich history and civic pride. More than a building—it’s a living monument to the enduring spirit of the city. Remember the experience with beautiful artwork from Nhefertiti a local London artist who has captured each special landmark on the Farcaster Friday monthly catch up as we walk, talk and mint.

The first of stops in storied guild halls of London. Here the legacies of wax chandlers and goldsmiths come to life. These centuries-old buildings adorned with intricate carvings, shimmering chandeliers, and symbols of craftsmanship help depict the history of waxwork artistry, from candle-making to ceremonial creations, and marvel at the enduring brilliance of goldsmithing, showcased in fine jewelry and ornate artifacts. Remember the experience with beautiful artwork from Nhefertiti a local London artist who has captured each special landmark on the Farcaster Friday monthly catch up as we walk, talk and mint.

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