History on the banks of the Tamesis.

We will depart from Katherine docks dock. I will tell you about the beginnings of these lands donated to 13 Knights, and how over the centuries it evolved to reach the small paradise of recreation that it is today. I will comment from here, the well-known Tower Bridge. In front we arrive at the Tower of London, the oldest and most famous Fortress in the UK, its Towers and outbuildings keep shocking revelations. Bordering the emblematic fortress we arrive at the Trinity square, it is homage to the sea workers for centuries, under the watchful eye of the high statue of Father Tamesis. It is also the square where heroes of war are remembered. After about 5 minutes we arrived at a building without any outstanding singularity, but in its deep shallow, there were the Roman Baths. Almost in front we find the House of the Watermen, an institution that dates back to the 10th century. Soon we arrived at Monument, revealing that it happened to this city to change its structure. On our way to the Cathedral of St. Paul, we will meet the most emblematic stone in London, London Stone. We finish our little route of less than 1 hour.