Londinium

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Londinium was the Roman settlement that gave rise to modern London. Founded shortly after the Roman invasion of Britain in AD 43 under Emperor Claudius, it developed as a strategic trading port on the River Thames and quickly became an important commercial and administrative centre. By the 2nd century, Londinium was the capital of Roman Britain, protected by defensive walls and equipped with forums, baths, temples, and an amphitheatre, establishing the urban foundations of the city that endures today. - AsNotedIn

Places

Place	Locale	Type	AsNotedIn
London Wall		Fortification	ESM
Church Of St Magnus The Martyr	London	Church	ELB 1 Ntab Christ
Temple of Mithras, London Mithraeum	London		ELB 2
London Wall: Section in Amen Court	Amen Court, London	Wall	ESM
Roman Wall at Cooper's Row	London	English District	ESM
Portion Of Old London Wall	London	Wall	ELB 1 ESM
Postern Gate at Tower of London	London	Gate	ESM