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In today’s email: 

• Where are the Roman Ruins in London?

• Top Ten Places to Visit in Camden

• Around The Web: The Roman Fort of Londinium: A Military Stronghold in Early London; London’s Roman Wall: A Self-Guided Walk; Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK and more.

• From Social Media -  Aylesford village in Kent, England with medieval bridge over the river Medway during golden autumn time

• Yum - Traditional British bread and butter pudding

• Extra - What Was Life Actually Like In Ancient Roman London?

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Where are the Roman Ruins in London?

Not all roads lead to Rome, but in the City they can lead you back to Roman London. As you stride from Tube station to office, or from hotel to restaurant, you’re re-treading the steps (albeit, about seven metres higher) of Romans going about their daily lives 2,000 years before you.

Roman Ruins from Virginia Waters - Shutterstock

Top Ten Places to Visit in Camden

Camden, located in North London, is renowned for its alternative culture, eclectic markets, and vibrant music scene. The iconic Camden Market draws visitors with a mix of food stalls, vintage shops, and independent boutiques. The historic canals offer scenic walking routes that enhance the area's charm. Camden's lively nightlife features numerous pubs and music venues hosting both emerging and established artists. Street art and murals adorn many buildings, creating a visually striking environment.

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Around The Web

The Roman Fort of Londinium: A Military Stronghold in Early London

Today, the forts northern and western edges still remain visible as part of the Barbican and Museum of London complex. Roman Fort Ruins can be found on Noble Street and the Roman Fort Gate along London Wall.

London’s Roman Wall: A Self-Guided Walk

Walking the route of the old Roman and medieval city walls, is a great way of getting in touch with London’s past. It is also a very pleasant walk that takes you through some fascinating parts of the city.

Travel Back in Time: The Roman Amphitheatre Hidden in the Heart of London

After more than a hundred years of searching by archaeologists, London’s Roman Amphitheatre was finally rediscovered in 1988 hidden beneath Guildhall Yard. It was a quite surprising discovery as the amphitheatre was found within the old Roman city walls

Step Into Bacchanalia: Where Ancient Elegance Meets Modern Indulgence

A world of Mediterranean delicacies, revelry and artistry awaits. This is not merely a restaurant, it is a breath-taking feast for the senses, a gathering place to feel moved, immersed in another world. It is imagination on a grand and glorious scale.

The Green Goose: Where East End Charm Meets Craft Beer and Grill

Just a stone’s throw away from Roman Road in Bow, The Green Goose is a modern-day cockney pub. A cosy nook in the winter & a bustling hotspot in the summer as it expands into the bustling beer garden. An offering for the most discerning eye

Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK

The United Kingdom is home to some of the most iconic royal palaces, castles and residences in the world. From the towering turrets of Windsor Castle to the elegant interiors of Buckingham Palace, these historic buildings offer a glimpse into the lives of Britain’s royal family.

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From Social Media

Aylesford village in Kent, England with medieval bridge over the river Medway during golden autumn time

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Yum

Traditional British bread and butter pudding

Extra 

What Was Life Actually Like In Ancient Roman London?

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