Because London, in some form or another, has been around for over 2000 years, she is full of hidden, intriguing, odd and unusual things to discover.
Sections of the original Roman walls, a piece of the Berlin Wall and streets still paved with wood.
A Vespasienne, a Czechoslovakian T-34 tank, a Policeman's coat hook, the seven noses of Soho, and much more, are all waiting to be discovered.
So, keep your eyes peeled and see what you can uncover.
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A fragment of the Berlin Wall, Grosvenor Square. |
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Brydges Place begins wide but then narrows to a squeeze. |
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One of the Seven Noses of Soho. |
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'Stompie'. |
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The Texan Embassy plaque, St. James Street. |
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A Horse Block, in Waterloo Place. |
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Wooden Blocks were used to pave the streets, some of which still remain. |
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Metropolitan Policeman's Hook. |
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Crocodile. |
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The World Time Linear Clock, Piccadilly station. |
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A Victorian Vespasienne. |
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