Discover St Dunstan in the East, London’s hidden garden gem

The video explores the history of the Church of Saint Dunstan in the East, built around 1100. It was rebuilt after the Great Fire of London in 1666 and later damaged during World War II. Instead of reconstructing it again, the City of London transformed the remains into a public garden. This hidden gem, located between the Tower of London and London Bridge, offers a peaceful escape with its ivy-covered walls and lush greenery, serving as a reminder of London's rich history.

When was the Church of Saint Dunstan in the East originally constructed?

• Around 1100

• In 1800

• In 1666

• During World War II

What event led to the rebuilding of the church in 1666?

• The Great Fire of London

• The London Blitz

• An earthquake

• A flood

Which parts of the church survived the London Blitz?

• The entire structure

• Only the steeple

• The roof and windows

• The North and South walls and steeple

What decision did the City of London make regarding the church ruins after World War II?

• Turn it into a public garden

• Demolish the remains

• Rebuild the church

• Convert it into a museum

Where is the garden of Saint Dunstan in the East located?

• Near Buckingham Palace

• Between the Tower of London and London Bridge

• Next to Big Ben

• In Hyde Park