All Hallows is 1300 years old with a crypt museum, Roman pavement and Saxon and Roman artefacts. There are historic registers on show and a brass rubbing centre. Art events and exhibitions are also held at various times. Guided tours most weekday afternoons between 2pm to 4pm from April until September.
(Image: Crows Nest Of Shackleton Insdie The Crypt Of All Hallows By The Tower)
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Whittington Avenue,
off Gracechurch Street,The City,
London,
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7 minutes walk from All Hallows by the Tower
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