Cloth Fair – where mediaeval meets modern

Guided walk along Cloth Fair

Image: Eloise Harris

Cloth Fair – where mediaeval meets modern

Guided walk along Cloth Fair

Thursday 25th June
Saturday 27th June

16:30 - 18:00

Activity Type
Tour
Free
Neighbourhood
City of London

City Guide Pete Zymanczyk leads a 90-minute walk from St Bartholomew's Church, along Cloth Fair, to Founders' Hall.

Features include:
- 900 year-old priory church of St Bartholomew (the Great)
- octagonal church of of St Bartholomew (the Less), within the precincts of St Bartholomew's Hospital
- 16th century houses, 39-45 Cloth Fair, rare survivors of the Great Fire of London
- 43 & 45a now owned by the Landmark Trust
- 24 Middle Street (modern Glass and steel building)
- Founders' Hall, 1980s building honouring mediaeval design.

The route illustrates how mediaeval and modern meet, both belonging.

Location

St Bartholomew the Great Church Gatehouse

EC1A 7JQ

Nearest station:
Farringdon, Barbican exit

Level access, with some step(s)
Refreshments available

Reasonable access to Founders' Hall and lift in the Hall. Entry to churches is fully accessible. Ditto entry to Founders’ Hall. No other buildings to be entered

Image: Eloise Harris

Free

Booking required

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