Monument to the Great Fire in London: photos, reviews

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The Monument to the Great Fire offers more than just a glimpse into London's history; it's a true test of spirit and stamina with its 311 narrow, spiraling steps. Reaching the top rewards you with a breathtaking panoramic view of the city, making it a must-visit for photography enthusiasts. Designed as an impressive architectural feat, it's both a fascinating piece of history and a physical challenge suitable for all ages. Upon completing your climb, you'll receive a cool certificate to mark the achievement. After your visit, the surrounding area tempts with charming cafes and numerous historical landmarks waiting to be explored. With an average Google rating of 4.5, it's highly recommended for a unique experience blending history and adventure.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Fenchurch Street

Train station 507 m walk

Cannon Street

Train station 329 m walk

Bank Station / King William Street (Stop F)

Bus stop 276 m walk

London Bridge (Stop M)

Bus stop 408 m walk

Gracechurch St / Monument Stn (Stop T)

Bus stop 146 m walk

London Cannon Street Station

Bus stop 299 m walk

4.5

based on 13,144 reviews

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4.5/5 13,144 reviews

Karlheinz Schiller

Für Historisch Interessierte ein ganz besonderer Ort

Bizhan Nezhad

I havent seen this before

K E

I wanted to go up the Monument for years and got the chance to go with my 10 year old sons during a recent trip to London during the summer. It was brilliant to go up such a historic landmark and we all loved spotting landmarks from the top. It was good value and well run.

Monument to the Great Fire in London

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