Mithraeum, St. Paul & London Wall

We went to the London Mithraeum by the Tube (is what they call the underground system in London). We walked a couple of blocks and we were there.

At the entrance there was a vase exhibition. Many different vases (big, small, old, new) were hanging from the ceiling and had microphones, when you got close to them they emitted a sound, so in a moment there were many vases emitting their own sound, it was creepy.

The London Mithraeum was not the best. For me it kind of felt like a creepy black void with small lights & there was a shape of Mithras which was 2D & the windows of the top of Mithraeum are blue.

After we went to Saint Paul Cathedral & we went up the stairs to the very top of the cathedral. There were 530 steps up & 530 which in total is 1060. The view from the top was absolutely both terrifying & nice. Then we went down to the crypt and there were a bunch of tombs.

We went to lunch to find one of the best places to eat lunch so we tried to go into one of the markets in London until I found it, Pizza Express, an Italian restaurant where I had San Pellegrino limonata and Pepperoni pizza.

We entered the oldest church in London “All Hallows by the Tower” on our way to see the London Wall. The London Wall is a very old wall built by the Romans around Londinium, that is the name they gave to London back then. There was a sun clock nearby.