City of London Information Centre

About City of London Information Centre

The City of London is concentrated into just one square mile. Within this area you will find a wealth of museums and galleries, green spaces, cultural venues, festivals, bars and restaurants, churches, shops unmatched anywhere else.

The Square Mile has a long and fascinating history - the City of London itself is over 800 years old and as well as being the financial capital of London is full of traces of its unique heritage.

St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower Bridge, the Millennium Bridge and ‘the Gherkin’ are just some of the iconic landmarks both old and new that sit side by side in the City and reflect it’s vibrant and exciting feel.

At the City of London Information Centre we provide free information on a wide range of events and attractions in the Square Mile and beyond. From the City of London Festival, the annual Lord Mayor’s Show to events taking place all over London we can help to make the most of your visit.

Our vast range of leaflets covers music and theatre venues, museums and attractions as well as walks and tours. We also have information about public transport in London and sightseeing bus tours.

We offer daily guided walks on different areas of the Square Mile led by friendly and expert City guides.

We sell tickets for some of the City’s top destinations as well as many of London’s other major attractions. In addition, we sell tickets to a wide-range of West End shows.

We also provide information about day trips out of London and can book day sightseeing tours with Evan Evans and Golden Tours.

Facilities

Opening Times 2 Jan – 31 Dec, Mon - Sat 09.30 – 17.30, Sun 10.00 – 16.00 (Open 1 Jan 11:00 - 15:00) Closed 25, 26 Dec
Provider facilities Dogs accepted
Printed material in foreign langauges
Booking and payment details Delta accepted
MasterCard accepted
Solo accepted
Sterling travellers' cheques accepted
Maestro accepted
Visa accepted
Accessibility All areas accessible to disabled visitors
Guide dogs permitted
Facilities for hearing impaired visitors
Ramp/level access
Facilities for visually impaired visitors

City of London Information Centre Address

Address:
St. Pauls Churchyard
City of London
London
EC4M 8BX

Location Information for City of London Information Centre

Address:
St. Pauls Churchyard
City of London
London
EC4M 8BX
Public transport: The nearest underground station is St Paul’s. We are located on the south Side of St Paul’s Cathedral close to the Millennium Bridge. You can find us by walking through Paternoster Square or the Cathedral gardens.

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Events at City of London Information Centre

  • The City's Christmas Carol

    Must See!
    Guided walk

    4 Nov 2009 to 3 Jan 2010

    Take a Dickens-themed walk around the City of London this Christmas. 4 Nov-3 Jan

     
  • The City of London Information Centre

    Special event

    Recurring event

    Over four million people visit the Square Mile each year. To help them make the best of their stay, the City of London Corporation has provided an uninterrupted welcome at its City Information Centre for over 50 years.

     
  • The City's Christmas Carol

    Special event

    4 Nov 2009 to 3 Jan 2010

    Discover the London of Charles Dickens - where he worked, walked and drank - and see the settings for some of his greatest scenes on this seasonal walk running for a limited period only, from 4 November 2009 to 3 January 2010. Created to celebrate the release of Disney's A Christmas Carol - a new film adaptation of Dickens's classic tale - we've replaced our usual programme of guided walks with this special tour of the City as Charles Dickens would have known it. Along the way, there's the chance to take in some of London's finest examples of Victorian architecture, including the splendid Leadenhall Market with its cobbled streets and ironwork and the magnificent Royal Exchange. There'll be a bit of a Christmas spirit too as our guides describe the Christmas traditions of Dickens's day, from stuffing the goose to the bells of the 50 or more ancient City churches that rang out on Christmas morning.

     
  • Discovering Wren Churches

    Special event

    1 Oct 2009 to 31 Mar 2010

    This walk will show you the amazing variety of Wren's churches with their glorious steeples, beautiful interiors and connections with great historical events and famous people.

     
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