In this tour, we experience what it was like to live in London during World War Two Blitz via monuments, plaques, buildings, and structures that suffered damage or protected Londoners. From Monument Underground Station, we'll cross over London Bridge into Borough Market past Southwark Cathedral and into old Guys Hospital – heavily bombed during the Blitz. We shall zigzag through the streets of London's Southwark neighborhood and appreciate the war monuments, plaques, buildings, and structures that suffered damage from V1 and V2 rockets or protected Londoners during World War Two. We'll learn what it was like to live in London during this period through the stories of events that took place in this part of the city. The tour will take about 1.5 hrs to complete, and we'll finish inside the Imperial War Museum. The museum entry is free of charge, and we can learn more and enjoy some refreshments. This experience is suitable for children.