Half Day St. Paul's Cathedral and London in the Blitz

Embark on a historical journey through London's wartime past in this immersive tour. We begin at the very site where the first bomb of the Blitz fell, marking a pivotal moment in the City's history. As we navigate through the war-torn streets, we'll visit significant locations like Guildhall Yard, the iconic St. Mary le Bow, and even the birthplace of adventure parks! Each site has its own tale of heroism and adaptation during those dark days. We'll also see Bank Underground Station, not just a transit point but a lifeline during the Blitz. The tour culminates at St. Paul's Cathedral, a symbol of hope and resistance. Here, we'll delve into the stories of St. Paul's Watch, those who bravely protected this architectural masterpiece against the onslaught of war. Our journey ends in reflection at the American Memorial Chapel, a poignant tribute to the enduring bond between nations. This tour seamlessly combines with my Churchill War Rooms tour, offering a comprehensive, full day look at London's WWII history

-Start outside Moorgate Underground Station -Visit the site where the first bomb of the Blitz fell, a significant point in London's WWII history. -Witness the location where children once played amidst the ruins, a poignant reminder of resilience during war. -St. Mary Aldermanbury's Fate: Explore the remnants of St. Mary Aldermanbury -Guildhall Yard: Discover the historical and cultural significance of Guildhall Yard, central to the City of London's actions in the Blitz -See Bank Tube station and hear stories of people taking shelter there -St. Mary le Bow Church: Admire the resilient St. Mary le Bow church. -Finish at St. Paul's Cathedral. Tour the ground floor and the crypt, focusing on its remarkable WWII history and the role of St. Paul's Watch.