Growing up around ancient sites like Avebury and White horse, and visiting them since young I have been inspired to learn about the myths, mysteries, and subtle energies. Today I find myself desiring to share what I learned and experienced. I feel this lore is both relevant and pertinent today. The story is about Dragons, Mythology and primordial lore.
AKA The Envy of Kings.
We explore this city's unique origin story: The Legends upon whose shoulders great endeavors have been withstood, and how it went on to shape the world in every meaningful way: Economy, Law and Governance.
Steeped in tradition yet ever looking forward we see how it continues to lead, and stay relevant amidst the changing tides.
You will recognize me by my long hair & beard, and you'll see a felt image of a green dragon on my backpack :)
Where our story begins: - A statue of the minotaur sets the scene - St Alphage church ruins - The Roman wall
The London wall and the first Livery company.
The livery company that set the standard for booze!
The ruins of an ancient church hosts two of our most influential legends.
The municipal governing body of the City of London, the historic centre of London and the location of much of the United Kingdom's financial sector.
The town hall of the City of London has been on its current site since at least the 13th century.
Location of the Roman Amphitheatre
The official church of the City of London Corporation.
The Number one guild of the City of London.
A temple dedicated to the Sun god Mithras who is always seen defeating the Bull.
One of the most influential institutions in the world!
An example of a church that is linked to a livery company.
The museum of one of the most influential institutions in the world.
Built by a legend for adventurers to meet.
Home to the Mayor of the City of London.
We conclude inside the circle of dragons that made the City of London as we know it today.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
