The City of London is the historic and economic centre of Greater London, yet in area and population it is the smallest part. The boundary of the City of London was originally marked with a wall, made during the Roman times and served to protect London.

Today not many people remember about the original city wall. The City of London is known as the top financial centre in the World. The Cityscape interests people with some of its old buildings with their unusual past. These are amongst extremely opposing styles of architecture, buildings with multi-stories and glossy facades. Symbols of the city which is a centre of the global business community.

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The City of London on top of everything else is famous for its music in the Livery Company halls, and many open-air-concerts as well as festivals. Many of the cities landmarks bring in countless tourists each week.
St. Paul’s Cathedral, well known for its choir, the Royal exchange from the 19th century and The Gherkin, a famous skyscraper in London's financial district (also known as: 30 St Mary axe), entertain countless tourists every year.
The Tower Bridge, near the Tower of London, thus its name, it has become an iconic-symbol of London and is considered to be a masterpiece building. The accessible foot bridge high over the river provides a spectacular view of the Thames and the City.

The City also has many Museums to offer, such as the world famous British Museum.