The Hidden City Walking Map

The Active City Network has created a map aimed for pedestrians within the Square Mile of London.

Whether you’re a worker, resident or tourist this map will help you escape the congestion and pollution within the Square Mile of London.

The hidden city Walking Map allows you to discover the hidden gems within the Square Mile and enjoy a pedestrian friendly route to your destination.

From the chaos of Eastern Cluster to the tranquility of the Barbican, are just some of the various hidden gems the city has for you to discover.

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Christchurch Greyfriars Church Garden

The site of the Franciscan church of Greyfriars was established in 1225. Numerous well-known people, including four queens, were buried in the old church, which was destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666. A new church, designed by Wren, was completed in 1704. In 1940, incendiary bombs destroyed the body of the Wren church, and only the west tower now stands. The 1989 rose garden reflects the floor plan of the original church with box-edged beds representing the original position of the pews. An avenue of trees marks the former nave.

This lovely garden is located on the site of the Franciscan Church of Greyfriars. Clematis and climbing roses weave their way up 10 tall wooden towers which represent the pillars that once held the roof.