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Roman London: Tour of Londinium

Name: Roman London: Tour of Londinium
Brand: Questo
SKU: londonsromanorigins8698
Rating: 4 (10 reviews)

United Kingdom>London>Roman London: Tour of Londinium

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Playing the part of a young Roman from Londinium, you will take a walk around your home city one final time, before leaving to fight for the Roman Army in Gaul.

The sun is setting on this once great empire and the Roman capital of Britannia is in decline. You will discover some of London's hidden Roman sites and find out all about the origins of this city.

⚡ Instant🛡 Money-back⏱ 1 hrs🧩 13 puzzles

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Total flexibility

Start, pause and resume whenever you want · ~1 hrs.

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13 location-based puzzles

Solve them to unlock hidden stories and secret spots.

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Starting point

Church of Saint Magnus-the-Martyr · Lower Thames St, City of London, London EC3R 6DN, UK

🌐 Available in🇬🇧 English

Places you will visit

It will take you

55-85 mins

You will walk

5520 steps

Total distance

4.2 km

Route you will explore

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Starting point Church of Saint Magnus-the-Martyr

Lower Thames St, City of London, London EC3R 6DN, UK

Finish point London Stone

111 Cannon St, City of London, London EC4N, UK

Highlights

As you walk around this once-great city, you’ll take in the achievements of the Romans. Where just a few scattered Celtic homesteads stood, the Romans built a beacon of commerce.
You will see evidence of the wharf, the city walls, and a fort.
You will visit the locations of a Roman amphitheatre, a temple, basilica, forum, and palace.

The mission: Your story in London

It is the 4th Century AD. Romans have been leaving Londinium in droves. As the empire declines, Britannia - the only place you've known as home - will be left to fend for herself. As a newly enlisted soldier, you’re to leave for Gaul to help deal with the Franks.

You'll depart at sunset, giving you time to walk around this great, but crumbling city, one last time. You have friends to visit and colleagues to meet. You want to eat, pray, and even catch a show before you leave.

Good to know before you play

Difficulty level: Easy 🟢😊
Ensure your phone is fully charged or bring along your trusty power bank
Family friendly

Tips & Recommendations

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Wear Comfortable Shoes

You will be walking throughout the city, so comfortable footwear is essential for enjoying the experience.

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Charge Your Phone

Make sure your smartphone is at least 60% charged. The quest runs through the Questo app, and you will be using it throughout.

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Check the Weather

This is an outdoor activity. Bring an umbrella or sunscreen depending on the forecast.

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Bring a Camera

You will discover photogenic locations and hidden gems perfect for capturing memories.

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Stay Hydrated

Bring water, especially during warmer months or longer quests.

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Play with Friends

While you can play solo, quests are more fun with friends or family. One ticket works for a group.

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Matthew Vincent

19 Jul 2025

fun for the family

Eastern Quest

15 Jul 2025

Afi Fatus

22 Nov 2025

cherylsinclair

14 Nov 2025

Took longer than expected to play (90 minutes). Loved the photos to check we were heading the correct direction. 2 errors: in St Peter's church garden, the answer should be in feet, and after crossing Gresham Street it is Foster Lane (not street).

Lara Mattison

18 Oct 2025

The walk itself was nice, and liked the places it took us to, but some of the puzzles didn't work. The one by the river art installation was straight up wrong, and we couldn't see a way you could get the clues to line up with the correct letters at all. The one by the graves should make it clear it's just a number for the answer as it sounds like you should include unit of measurements. The anagram at the Guildhall was impossible because the phone box was blocked off.