Roman London – Table of Contents

Introduction

Although there are many other sites and blogs that cover the topic of Roman London, most feature the more commonly visited and publicly accessible locations where physical evidence of the Romans are to be found.  Having worked in The City for many years, and being of an inquisitive nature, I have fortunately been able to gain access to many other remnants of Roman London which are usually hidden from the public view: those which are located in private buildings throughout The City.

My intention with this section of pages and posts on my blog, was to personally visit and record every location still having physical remains of the Roman occupation within the City of London. With the aim to provide a single point of reference to all things Roman that remain of the former Londinium.


Further Pages

As a further introduction to this subject please refer to the sub-pages listed below or use the links in Roman London site menu above.

Map of LondiniumLondinium
A brief history of the founding, rise and fall of Roman London.
The Roman Fort
The addition of a dedicated fort in 1st century CE.
Roman Wall at Cooper's RowThe City Walls
Defensive walls were added to Londinium in the late 2nd century.
The Fate of Londinium
How the Roman occupation left a lasting impression on the layout and fabric of the city.
City Wall, Tower Hill, LondonWhere to see Roman London today
What survives of Londinium today? Includes a complete list of every surviving physical structure.

Blog Posts on Roman London

The list below features the posts available on the topic of Roman London on this site, particularly regarding the hidden remains Roman City Walls.

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