Best Attractions near College of Arms

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.

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

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

Discover the historical significance and architectural beauty of St James Garlickhythe, a serene Anglican church in the heart of London.

Discover St Mary Aldermary, a rare 17th-century Gothic Revival church by Wren’s office, blending medieval roots with stunning architecture in London’s City.

Discover St Mary-le-Bow, the iconic Wren church on Cheapside, home to the legendary Bow Bells and centuries of London history.

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

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

Experience the timeless magic of Shakespeare’s plays in the iconic open-air Globe Theatre on London’s historic South Bank.

A vibrant blend of independent dining, public art, and Roman history in the heart of London’s Square Mile.

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

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

Experience Shakespearean drama by candlelight in this intimate, Jacobean-inspired indoor playhouse on London’s historic Bankside.

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

A serene London park honoring everyday heroes through a unique memorial of selfless sacrifice, nestled near St Paul’s Cathedral.

Discover groundbreaking modern and contemporary art in London's iconic former power station, featuring world-class collections and stunning river views.

Explore Bankside in London for a perfect mix of history, culture, and stunning riverside views amid a vibrant city atmosphere.

Discover the City of London’s unique fusion of ancient history and modern finance in the vibrant Square Mile.

Historic Georgian church at London’s eastern City gate, blending medieval roots with Victorian artistry and community resilience.

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

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

Discover St Lawrence Jewry, Wren’s exquisite 17th-century guild church and the official sanctuary of London’s Lord Mayor, rich in history and serene beauty.

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

Discover the ancient Roman Temple of Mithras beneath Bloomberg’s headquarters in a captivating blend of archaeology, immersive art, and history in London’s heart.

A striking postmodern landmark in London’s financial heart, blending bold design, rich history, and panoramic rooftop views.

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

Explore the historic Rose Theatre Trust site, London's first Bankside playhouse where Shakespeare's early works came to life.

Discover the serene beauty and historic grandeur of St Stephen Walbrook, Wren’s architectural gem with its iconic dome and modern artistic altar.

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

Discover London’s rich art heritage and ancient Roman past beneath the striking semi-Gothic facade of the Guildhall Art Gallery.