worth climbing the steps for excellent views over london from this historic landmark. More

A steep climb, but worth it for some good views over the city. More

Climbed this ....311 steps and received the certificate. Great views, different perspective of London to the London Eye. Children enjoyed the climb. Definitely to do when in London. At 3 GBP for adults much better price than London Eye! More

This hidden gem was built to commemorate the Great Fire of London in 1666. It was closed for refurbishment for several years but since it reopened a couple of years ago I have been a regular visitor. Its best not to go at busy times - i.e. at weekends - as the stairway and vewing platform are quite small and... More

The Doric column commemorates the Great Fire in 1666 London. It is located in the heart of London and not far away from Pudding Lane, the place where the fire started in Thomas Farriner's bakery. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren, who has also designed St Paul's Cathedral and Greenwich Hospital. Although not easy to climb, with a narrow... More

looks small from the outside, buts its a long climb and one gets dizzie if going too fast up, great views from the top then the fun of coming down More

a long climb up to see not an awful lot. it is not on the top 10 things to see or do in london as it is out on a limb and not very intersting More

It is there for a reason but only thing worth doing is popping up to the top for a view of London More

The Monument was a great experience although you MUST wear comfortable shoes as you will be expected to climb a LOT of stairs if you want to really experience the best part! More