Exploring London's Hidden Medieval Metropolis' If you were asked to picture London during the Middle Ages, you might think of The White Tower, Westminster Abbey or Guildhall - some of the capital’s ...

Ever heard of the Bridge House Estates? Many people haven't. Yet it's been an important part of London life for 30 generations. This is the organisation that owns and maintains the five (non-rail ...

Article continues below The narrator added that the medieval London Bridge homed houses, shops, and a church "in the middle of the river", before explaining why London Bridge looks so different today.

As the life source of London, and numerous settlements besides, people have paid spiritual tribute to the Thames for centuries. Part of it even remains named after the Egyptian goddess, Isis.