Fleet Street: Used Since The Romans To Get In & Out of The City Of London 🚶‍♂️🔍

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Fleet Street is one of those roads that has been used as access to the City of London since the Roman Times. Also with the River Fleet running underneath it, there is much to see in the little area of London.
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0:00 Welcome to the video
0:01 Temple Bar
1:27 Royal Courts of Justice
1:59 Twinings
4:01 Lloyds Bank
4:41 The Old Bank of England
5:20 Press in Fleet Street 1
6:09 Dr Johnson's House
7:52 Press in Fleet Street 2
8:31 Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese
10:04 Magpie Alley
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[@Jpkjr52]

Thanks again John in Chicago

[@sumiit562]

Woo what a place

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

What in incredible statue/monument Bar! Intricate and beautiful. Love the Temple Bar podcast. Beautiful Twinings Tea building. Lovely interior as well. I remember a video you had in the past featuring this lovely building. Love the Cheese Pub!

[@rhondagrace1960]

Thank you so much for this video. I always wondered what that monument was. It looks so glorious standing in the middle of the road. The Temple Bar is now on my list.

[@LondonVisited]

Love it Rhonda, that list is getting bigger :)

[@user-mb4nq3uv6u]

The buildings are amazing as is the history, as a tea lover the Twinning store is on the list for my next trip to London

[@LondonVisited]

As a tea lover Nancy, it's a must 🫖🫖🫖😃👍

[@karenstanislaw8912]

"Fleet Street." How thart address rings and rings through books (novels), topical and modern things today. Thank you for enlightening us regarding its origins and further details.

[@LondonVisited]

Thanks as always Karen :)

[@lesleysmith51]

What incredible architecture. The little part of the Lincoln Bar looked fascinating. I always think of Robbie Coltrane playing Samuel Johnson. It would be interesting to see who the real person was in his house. I would love to go to Twinings and would probably spend a fortune. When you said Ye Old Cheshire Cheese I thought you were going to a cheese shop so was a bit disappointed that 😕 was just a pub. I am surprised 😮 that there is no real museum about the newspaper trade. Would love ❤️ to see Magpie Lane (?) And the detailed drawings. London just has an amazing history.

[@rhondagrace1960]

yes I totally thought Steve was going into a cheese shop 🤣

[@LondonVisited]

I know Lesley - whenever I see a cheese shop you immediately come to mind! For the Magpie Alley I have covered in the video link below: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHi4i3aen76jrsk Many thanks :)

[@michaeldunne3379]

What about St Dunstans in the East, the old Daily Express building, reference to the River Fleet? I like your videos but this one comes up a bit short…

[@LondonVisited]

Thanks for the feedback - unfortunately the Express building is under hoarding as they are redeveloping and I remembered the river once everything had been completed and kicked myself! St Dunstans in the West is down for it's own separate video. Thanks for watching this and previous videos :)