NOVEMBER 29^TH TUESDAY DECEMBER 8^TH THURSDAY & 15TH  THURSDAY
CITY CHURCHES & MUSIC

Before the Great Fire in 1666 there were ninety-seven parish churches within the walls of the City of London.  Fifty-one were rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren.  Today a mere thirty-eight survive & each one is worthy of a visit.  The walk will take us into some of those close to St Paul’s cathedral.  Along the way we will see where others stood & the remains of those not rebuilt following the destruction of the Blitz. A church whose bells are part of a well known nursery rhyme, Agatha Christie’s parish church & one where the heart of a queen is buried. We may ascend to a view of London on a par with the Dome of St Paul’s. We will finish in one of the churches for a free concert.

Meet: 10.50 Start: 11.00 Exit 2 St. Paul's tube station  North side of Cheapside. Signed to St Paul's cathedral, Old Bailey, St Bart's Hospital if coming from tube train.
Finish:  13.00 or 14.00 if you stay for the concert.
Nearest tube: St Paul’s Central line.
Cost: £15.00.