Best Attractions near The Viaduct Tavern, EC1

Discover The Punch Tavern, a historic pub on Fleet Street, serving traditional British fare and a vast selection of drinks in a charming atmosphere.

London's 900-year-old wholesale meat market where Victorian architecture meets modern commerce.

Discover London’s historic gin distillery and cocktail bar, blending tradition, innovation, and over 130 gins in a stylish subterranean setting.

Discover Church Entry, a narrow medieval alley in Blackfriars tracing the ancient Blackfriars Priory’s sacred church line beneath modern London.

Explore the architectural beauty and spiritual significance of St. Paul's Cathedral, a must-visit landmark in the heart of London, offering stunning views and rich history.

Discover St Anne & St Agnes Church, a historic City sanctuary blending Dutch-inspired architecture with a vibrant musical legacy.

Discover the historic heart of Fleet Street, where journalism, printing, and London’s past converge in a stunning Wren-designed church.

Historic 17th-century livery hall near St Paul’s, blending rich heritage with elegant event spaces and timeless charm.

A historic City of London church blending medieval roots, Wren’s baroque spire, and wartime resilience in a tranquil urban sanctuary.

Discover the charming bronze statue of Hodge, Samuel Johnson's beloved cat, perched on a dictionary in historic Gough Square, London.

Discover the historic Ye Olde Mitre pub in London, where centuries of stories and traditional British charm await you.

Discover London's oldest Catholic church, St. Etheldreda's, a medieval gem steeped in history, sacred relics, and stunning stained glass artistry.

Step into the historic home of Samuel Johnson and explore the birthplace of the English dictionary in the heart of London’s literary past.

Explore the ancient Roman city wall and artefacts at the Museum of London London Wall, a unique historical gem in Barbican.

Explore Bleeding Heart Yard, a hidden gem in London filled with historic charm, delightful dining, and a tranquil atmosphere amidst the bustling city.

A Grade II* listed Art Nouveau pub on the site of a medieval Dominican friary, packed with friar-themed carvings, mosaics, and stained glass in the heart of London.

Historic London street famed as the traditional home of British journalism, rich in literary heritage and hidden urban secrets.

Explore centuries of heraldic tradition at the historic College of Arms, London's official authority on coats of arms and genealogy.

Discover premier shopping, dining, and stunning rooftop views of St Paul's Cathedral in the heart of London's financial district.

Explore the dynamic bronze statue of John Wilkes on Fetter Lane, celebrating a fiery 18th-century champion of freedom and London’s political heritage.

Historic Charterhouse Square in London’s Barbican blends medieval legacy with iconic Brutalist architecture and vibrant city life.

Discover Shakespeare’s London through hidden alleys, historic sites, and live performances on this immersive two-hour walking tour starting at Blackfriars Station.

Explore over 600 years of London history at The Charterhouse, from medieval monastery and Tudor mansion to enduring charity and museum.

Historic garden marking the site of Wren’s St Mary Aldermanbury church, linking Shakespeare, Churchill, and transatlantic heritage in the heart of London.

A historic and vital City of London street linking iconic landmarks with Victorian-era urban vision and modern financial life.

Discover the sweet side of London at The Chocolate Cocktail Club, where chocolate meets cocktail artistry in a delightful atmosphere.

Explore St Giles Cripplegate, a historic Anglican church in London's Barbican, rich in culture and architectural beauty, perfect for history lovers.

Explore the rich history of London's oldest police force within the City’s historic Guildhall complex.

Follow the ancient Roman road that shaped London’s history, once a frontier, battlefield approach, and boundary between kingdoms and boroughs.

Discover London’s history through the world’s largest city-focused library, housed within the historic Guildhall complex.