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St Magnus the Martyr

Su Catholic Church of England with bells and smells (incense). There is an impressive model of the old London Bridge.

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Monument
Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, this tall column (which can be ascended to get a great view) marks the alleged site where the Great Fire of London broke out in September 1666.
9:30AM-5:30PM daily (last admission 5PM)Adults £4.50, children (5-15) £2.30, students and seniors (60+) £3.00; joint tickets for Tower Bridge and the Monument: adults £11.00, children £5.00, students and seniors £7.50
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St Mary-at-Hill
St Mary at Hill, EC3R 8EE
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The Ship
A Nicolson's pub rebuilt after it was burnt down during the fire of London.
noon-10PM (closed Sat Sun)
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St Dunstan in the East
The ruins of a church dating back to Saxon times, rebuilt by St Dunstan in 950, destroyed in the Great Fire of London, and then rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren in 1697. Most of the church was destroyed during the blitz, leaving only the tower (dating from Wren's time) and hollowed-out walls (from an 1817 reconstruction). The ruins are now overgrown with picturesque vines and trees, and were converted into a public garden in 1967, complete with benches.
8AM–7PM or dusk, whichever is earlierFree