Monument Street, LONDON, EC3R 8AH
Write a reviewDesigned by Wren and Hooke and erected in 1671-7, the Monument commemorates the Great Fire of 1666 which is reputed to have started in nearby Pudding Lane. The fire destroyed nearly 90 churches and about 13,000 houses. This fluted Doric column stands 202ft high (Pudding Lane is exactly 202ft from its base) and you can climb the 311 steps to a platform at the summit, and receive a certificate as proof of your athletic abilities.
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£3 (ch £1.50, concessions £2)
Open all year, daily, 9.30-5.30, (last admission 5)
Coach parties welcome.
No dogs (except assist dogs).
Credit cards not accepted
