The City of London has always been a bustling centre of commerce. Today it is well known as an international financial centre, but its importance dates back to Roman times, when it was known as Londinium and was bounded by the London Wall.
Continuing our look into the capital’s parks and public spaces, join City of London guide and qualified horticulturist Paul Coleman to look at how the City of London is transforming its public spaces and explore nearly 2000 years of London’s history, with gardens built around Roman remains and church ruins, the gardens of city livery companies, and those made in churchyards and on bombsites after WW2.
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