Wander through the ornate Victorian arcade of Leadenhall Market, one of the City’s most beautiful historic covered markets.

Explore Guildhall and its surrounding streets, discovering one of the oldest parts of the City and an area rich in Roman, medieval and civic history.

Move into The Ned, the spectacular former Midland Bank headquarters transformed into one of the City’s most atmospheric hotels, with grand interiors and a lively collection of restaurants and bars.

Stop at Press for a carefully made coffee before wandering further into Fleet Street, once the heart of London’s newspaper industry.

Check in at Rosewood London, a grand Edwardian property in Holborn where heritage architecture, contemporary design and a distinctly London sense of place come together.

Discover the historic heart of the City around the Royal Exchange and Bank, where imposing architecture, narrow lanes and centuries of financial history sit alongside modern London.

Wander along Lamb’s Conduit Street, a charming Bloomsbury street lined with independent shops, cafés and restaurants, away from the busiest parts of central London.

Return to Rosewood for drinks at the world-renowned Scarfes Bar, an intimate, characterful lounge known for creative cocktails, live music and its striking interiors.

Finish at Wild Izakaya for Japanese-inspired small plates, lively flavours and a more relaxed end to a day spent exploring London’s historic legal and financial quarters.

Step into Lincoln’s Inn, one of London’s historic Inns of Court, where elegant courtyards, gardens and centuries of legal history create a fascinating glimpse into the world of the British legal profession.

Enjoy lunch at The Delaunay, an elegant European grand café inspired by the great dining rooms of Vienna and Central Europe.

Refuel at Elevate, a health-focused smoothie bar near Bank, with fresh smoothies and nourishing options that make for an easy pick-me-up while exploring the City.

Lunch at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High Dine at Europe’s tallest restaurant, 60 floors above the City, where Gordon Ramsay’s Michelin-starred tasting menu is paired with sweeping views across London.

Attend Evensong at St Paul’s Cathedral, an atmospheric service accompanied by the cathedral choir beneath one of London’s most spectacular interiors.

Settle in at Sessions Arts Club, housed in a former courthouse, with seasonal cooking, art-filled interiors and a chic atmosphere

Continue to Exmouth Market, a lively pedestrianised street known for independent restaurants, cafés and pubs

Spend the morning exploring the British Museum, home to an extraordinary collection spanning thousands of years of human history, from ancient Egypt and Greece to Asia and the Middle East.

Visit Two Temple Place, an extraordinary neo-Gothic mansion on the Thames known for its ornate interiors and rotating exhibitions.

Take lunch within Lincoln’s Inn for a particularly atmospheric dining experience surrounded by the Inn’s historic architecture and traditions.

Wander through the ornate Victorian arcade of Leadenhall Market, one of the City’s most beautiful historic covered markets.

Explore Guildhall and its surrounding streets, discovering one of the oldest parts of the City and an area rich in Roman, medieval and civic history.

Move into The Ned, the spectacular former Midland Bank headquarters transformed into one of the City’s most atmospheric hotels, with grand interiors and a lively collection of restaurants and bars.

Stop at Press for a carefully made coffee before wandering further into Fleet Street, once the heart of London’s newspaper industry.

Check in at Rosewood London, a grand Edwardian property in Holborn where heritage architecture, contemporary design and a distinctly London sense of place come together.

Discover the historic heart of the City around the Royal Exchange and Bank, where imposing architecture, narrow lanes and centuries of financial history sit alongside modern London.

Wander along Lamb’s Conduit Street, a charming Bloomsbury street lined with independent shops, cafés and restaurants, away from the busiest parts of central London.

Return to Rosewood for drinks at the world-renowned Scarfes Bar, an intimate, characterful lounge known for creative cocktails, live music and its striking interiors.

Finish at Wild Izakaya for Japanese-inspired small plates, lively flavours and a more relaxed end to a day spent exploring London’s historic legal and financial quarters.

Step into Lincoln’s Inn, one of London’s historic Inns of Court, where elegant courtyards, gardens and centuries of legal history create a fascinating glimpse into the world of the British legal profession.

Enjoy lunch at The Delaunay, an elegant European grand café inspired by the great dining rooms of Vienna and Central Europe.

Refuel at Elevate, a health-focused smoothie bar near Bank, with fresh smoothies and nourishing options that make for an easy pick-me-up while exploring the City.

Lunch at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High Dine at Europe’s tallest restaurant, 60 floors above the City, where Gordon Ramsay’s Michelin-starred tasting menu is paired with sweeping views across London.

Attend Evensong at St Paul’s Cathedral, an atmospheric service accompanied by the cathedral choir beneath one of London’s most spectacular interiors.

Settle in at Sessions Arts Club, housed in a former courthouse, with seasonal cooking, art-filled interiors and a chic atmosphere

Continue to Exmouth Market, a lively pedestrianised street known for independent restaurants, cafés and pubs

Spend the morning exploring the British Museum, home to an extraordinary collection spanning thousands of years of human history, from ancient Egypt and Greece to Asia and the Middle East.

Visit Two Temple Place, an extraordinary neo-Gothic mansion on the Thames known for its ornate interiors and rotating exhibitions.

Take lunch within Lincoln’s Inn for a particularly atmospheric dining experience surrounded by the Inn’s historic architecture and traditions.