Limitées sur trois de ses côtés par la cathédrale St Paul, la Bank of England et le centre Barbican, les ruines de l’amphithéâtre romain de Londres se trouvent à côté de la Guildhall Art Gallery, galerie d'art de la Corporation de la ville de Londres, où vous pourrez admirer des œuvres de 1670 à nos jours, notamment de la période préraphaélite.

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Established in the late 19th century as a collection of art treasures worthy of the capital city, the Guildhall Art Gallery soon lived up to this ambition, with exhibitions that featured world famous masterpieces and works by some great artists. Now, following the gallery's first renovation and re-hang in more than 15 years, visitors have the chance to witness paintings dating from 1670 to the 21st century.

Step into the ruins of London's Roman Amphitheatre, in which crowds would once have gathered to watch wild animal fights, public executions and gladiatorial combats. Lost for centuries, the original circular walls were rediscovered by archaelogists working on the site of the new Guildhall Art Gallery building in 1988.

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