Lunchtime Talks
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Free
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Free weekly Friday lunchtime talks at The London Centre exploring London's development through giant scale models of the city and the Square Mile.
NLA hosts a free lunchtime talk every Friday at The London Centre, using the 1:2000 scale model of central London and the 1:500 City of London model to bring the capital's historical and physical development to life. The 12.5-metre London model covers more than 85 square kilometres, 19 boroughs and around 170,000 buildings, while the City model showcases the future of the Square Mile skyline. On the first Friday of each month the talks are themed, with details published on NLA's events page.
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October 2026
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Listed on onecitylondon.com. Details can change, so check with the organiser before you go.