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London’s best lesser-known attractions

London hosts numerous lesser-known attractions that reveal its rich history and diverse culture beyond famous landmarks.
These sites emerged from Victorian philanthropy, social reform, post-war archaeological discoveries, and artistic protests.
Key locations include the Watts Memorial honoring everyday heroes, the Roman London Mithraeum discovered in 1954, and the Seven Noses of Soho protest.
The Watts Memorial, created in 1900, stages over 300 performances each year in a restored Victorian setting, while the Rolling Bridge at Paddington Basin exemplifies innovative art and engineering.
Exploring these hidden sites offers a quiet, vibrant experience that highlights London’s true character away from typical tourist paths.

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