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Explore the City, financial centre of London, with a financial professional. We will stop in front of five key institutions, where you will learn about their role in financial markets and also the history and architecture of the area. A fascinating journey!
Detailed description:The City, financial centre of London, is an off-the beaten track area, outside the big touristic and crowded sites. It's a short walk and the guided tour lasts 1.5hrs. We will stop in front of five key institutions, where you will learn about their role in financial markets and in the economy:
1. London Stock Exchange
2. A global investment bank
3. A global asset manager
4. A leading financial data provider
5. The Central Bank (Bank of England).
There is also the opportunity to learn about the architecture and the history of the area. A fascinating journey!
This is a small group tour, max 10 people and children are welcome. The tour is run daily Mon-Sat, starting close to St Paul's tube station and ending at Bank station.
Private tours: I usually have groups of university students in Economics and Finance and corporate team-building events.
Hello, my name is Roberta and I am a senior financial professional with 25+ years experience in London, Milan and Frankfurt. I am currently self-employed with some free time, which I use to run interesting tours and talks, join me!
The City is the oldest part of London and its most important financial centre. It's called Square Mile, although is a bit bigger than that and it can be easily visited by foot. It's an interesting area of architecture contrasts, from Roman ruins to innovative skyscrapers. We meet outside Dion Bar close to St Paul's station and end to Bank station.
Who can come
Adults & Children
Activity level
not much
Skill level
beginner
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It's an outdoor walk, please wear comfortable shoes and warm clothes.
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