The remnants of the City of London’s original Roman wall, constructed around AD 200, still stand in the modern financial district. The best-preserved and most accessible section can be found at Tower Hill, just north of the Tower of London. Here, visitors can observe the ancient stonework and imagine the city’s Roman past. History enthusiasts often stop to photograph the remains and ponder the historical significance of this enduring structure.
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