Best Attractions near St. Peter's Italian Catholic Church

Discover the medieval gateway of St John's Gate, home to the Knights Hospitaller and the origins of St John Ambulance in historic Clerkenwell.

Discover the rich history of the Order of St John at its historic London Gatehouse, blending medieval heritage with modern humanitarian legacy.

Discover five centuries of postal history and ride London’s secret underground Mail Rail at The Postal Museum in Clerkenwell.

Discover Staple Inn, London’s last Tudor timber-framed Inn of Chancery, a historic legal and wool trading hub that survived fire, war, and centuries of change.

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

Step into the Victorian world of Charles Dickens at his only surviving London home, where literary history and personal stories come alive.

Explore Islington’s rich local history and vibrant community stories in this engaging, accessible museum beneath Finsbury Library.

Explore the world’s largest underground silver marketplace beneath historic Chancery Lane, where centuries of craftsmanship shine behind steel vault doors.

Discover Emerald Court, London’s famously narrow alley, a hidden passage steeped in history and architectural contrasts in Bloomsbury.

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

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

Explore the unique literary treasures of Persephone Books, a London bookshop dedicated to uncovering forgotten works by women authors.

Step into The Lamb on Lamb's Conduit Street, a Georgian gem with Victorian charm, famed for its snob screens, real ales, and literary heritage.

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

A historic seven-acre playground and community hub in London dedicated exclusively to children and young people.

Step into medieval London on Cloth Fair, a historic street where merchants once traded fabric and the city’s oldest houses still stand.

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

Explore the rich history and stunning architecture of St Bartholomew's Gatehouse, a must-visit historical landmark in the heart of London.

Explore the historic legal heart of London at Lincoln's Inn, where centuries of law, architecture, and tradition converge in a serene urban oasis.

Explore St Bartholomew the Great, a historic Anglican church in London, rich in architecture, culture, and tranquility, perfect for all visitors.

Discover the Golden Boy of Pye Corner, a gilded statue marking where London’s Great Fire ended and a moral tale of gluttony began.

Discover Holy Sepulchre London, the largest City parish church, famed as the National Musicians’ Church with centuries of history and vibrant worship.

Explore London's grand neo-Gothic Maughan Library, a historic fireproof archive turned vibrant university research hub at King's College London.

Historic City of London dragon statue guarding the boundary beside the iconic post-war modernist Golden Lane Estate.

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

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

London’s largest historic square blending centuries of legal heritage, dramatic history, and tranquil green space in the heart of Holborn.

Explore the extraordinary preserved home and collection of Sir John Soane, a masterpiece of architecture and eclectic art in central London.

Step into a lavish Victorian gin palace where London’s legal history and ghostly tales converge beneath ornate ceilings and historic cellars.

One of London’s oldest pubs, The Seven Stars blends centuries of history with a lively legal atmosphere and eclectic charm in Holborn.

Discover St Dunstan-in-the-West, a neo-Gothic marvel on Fleet Street with a rich history spanning over a millennium and unique octagonal design.

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