The Great Fire of London Walk
The Great Fire of 1666 devastated the City of London in just four days, leaving the vast bulk of its residents homeless. Our walk follows the fire’s trail of destruction from itsbeginnings in a baker’s shop, through the heart of the City to Fleet Street, where it was finally brought under control. Our walk, led by David Steer of London Fire Walk, will cover about two miles, and end near the City of London Museum with its Fire! Fire! exhibition (not included).
Meet at 10.30am outside the entrance to the Monument to the Great Fire (NOT the tube), EC4R 9AA. Nearest tube – Monument
Walk led by Jeremy Prescott 07831 409021