Explore a hidden Roman temple beneath the streets of London
Discover the secret rituals and symbols of the cult of Mithras
Discover powerful links between ancient pagan beliefs and early Christianity
Experience the grandeur and symbolism of St Paul’s Cathedral
Descend into the crypt to visit the tomb of Christopher Wren and William Turner
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Begin your tour beneath the streets of London at the London Mithraeum, a Roman temple hidden below a modern building. Discover the mysterious god Mithras, worshipped in secret by Roman men. See the famous image of Mithras slaying a bull beneath the stars.
Learn how the cult of Mithras and early Christianity shared surprising ideas — light and darkness, sacrifice, rebirth, and sacred meals. Discover how two different religions offered hope in the Roman world.
Walk along Watling Street, one of London’s oldest Roman roads, as you move from a hidden pagan temple to one of the world’s greatest Christian cathedrals.
As you arrive at St Paul’s Cathedral, admire the magnificent dome rising above the city. Look closely at the grand exterior columns and the phoenix carved in stone — powerful symbols of rebirth and faith.
Inside, walk through the long central nave and take in the scale and beauty of the cathedral. See the high altar with its ornate canopy, rich in Christian symbolism. Finally, head down to the crypt to see the resting places of some of Britain’s greatest figures, including the architect Sir Christopher Wren and the painter J.M.W. Turner.
WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS TOUR
You’ll explore hidden Roman history, discover a stunning cathedral, and see how ancient beliefs and Christian traditions shaped London — all with an expert storyteller who brings these places to life.
BRING YOUR CURIOSITY, WE’LL HANDLE THE REST!
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Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
Know Before You Go: The tour involves walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
Know Before You Go: The tour includes visits to religious sites, so respectful attire is advised.