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Guildhall

Guildhall is generally closed to the public, although the City of London hosts once-a-month tours of the landmark.
To attend a tour at Guildhall, you must book in advance and pay in cash or check upon arrival.
The Guildhall Art Gallery is free to visit and accessible to wheelchair users.
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It costs £15 to go inside Guildhall, but tours only take place once a month and must be booked in advance. That’s because it’s a working venue, so certain areas may also be restricted during the tour. However, this guided visit is a fascinating way to discover grand architecture and stories about the City.
Yes, Guildhall is accessible to wheelchair users. There is step-free access from the Basinghall Street entrance, the West Wing entrance, and also the art gallery. Inside, there are elevators to each floor and a ramp to a level landing outside the Great Hall. The staff is also available to provide assistance.
Yes, there are restrooms at Guildhall. These are on the lower ground floor, and include men’s, women’s, and two accessible bathrooms. There are also two baby-changing rooms. To get to the restrooms using the elevator, press the button “C.” The accessible bathroom is on the first left.
Yes, Guildhill is definitely worth visiting—especially if you can get inside for a tour, as the architecture, including the crypts and medieval Great Hall, is spectacular. If you’re not on a guided tour, you can still visit Guildhall Yard or the Guildhall Gallery next door, with paintings and sculptures dating back to the Great Fire of London.
Yes, there are several notable attractions within walking distance of Guildhall, such as St. Paul’s Cathedral, about a 10-minute walk away. Nearby, there’s also The Gherkin—a prime architecture photo op—and the Bank of England. Other interesting spots include the Sky Garden, with 360-degree views, and Spitalfields, with its buzzing indoor market and restaurants.






































































































































