Shakespeare’s London Part II 🎭

Walks, England, Greater London, City of London
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Shakespeare’s London Part II 🎭

Southwark, London

by GoJauntly

  • 1hr 40m / 2.6km
  • 78

We continue exploring Shakespeare’s London, walking around where he spent a lot of his time.

  • Refreshments
  • Great views
  • Water feature
  • Paid-for attraction
  • Public transport

Walk preview

Map preview for Shakespeare’s London Part II 🎭
  1. Step 1: We start part II in Leadenhall Market, close to Bank or Fenchurch St Stations, or a short walk from where we left off at St Helens by walking down St Mary’s Axe.

  2. The iconic Leadenhall Market dates back to the C14th and is situated between Leadenhall Street, Gracechurch Street and Lime Street.

    Step 2: The iconic Leadenhall Market dates back to the C14th and is situated between Leadenhall Street, Gracechurch Street and Lime Street.

  3. During the summer time, the space transformed itself into a realm of pageants and public entertainment for everyone, including Shakespeare.

    Step 3: During the summer time, the space transformed itself into a realm of pageants and public entertainment for everyone, including Shakespeare.

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