One of the greatest disasters in the history of London happened 340 years. The Great Fire of London, which started in a baker's shop in the early hours of 2nd September 1666, burned for nearly five days and destroyed two-thirds of the City.
Why not join the LONDON FOOTSTEPS walking tour on Saturday, 24th March to hear the story of this catastrophe and walk the route from Monument Station to the point in Giltspur Street where the fire finally died out.
Then there's a big bonus! The nearby Museum of London has a special Great Fire exhibition which is well worth visiting.
MEET YOUR GUIDE DAVID WILLIAMS AT 11am AT MONUMENT UNDERGROUND STATION. THE WALK LAST FOR TOURS AND COSTS £5 - PAY ON THE DAY.
