📜 London's largest hidden river, flowing from Hampstead to the Thames at Blackfriars Bridge.
🔍 Once a major waterway for Romans and Anglo-Saxons, now mostly part of the sewer system.
👂 Hear the river rushing beneath grates at Ray Street and Charterhouse Street.
🚶 Follow a self-guided walk to trace its historical route and discover hidden clues.
🏛️ Explore the rich history of London, from Roman times to Victorian engineering.
🏞️ Visit Hampstead Ponds, which feed the river at its source, and potentially swim.
🚧 The river is entirely underground and not visible for most of its length.
⚠️ Access to some historical points (e.g., Thames River Walk at Blackfriars Bridge) may be closed.
📍 Listen for the river at Ray Street, Farringdon (near the Coach and Horses pub) and Charterhouse Street.
🗺️ Consider a self-guided walk to uncover street names and historical sites linked to the Fleet.
Last updated 10 days ago
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