Introduction Before becoming the bustling metropolis we know today, London was once Lundenwic, a thriving Anglo-Saxon trading settlement. Between the 5th and 9th centuries, it emerged as an important commercial hub before later being fortified by Alfred the Great. The

Introduction York, historically known as Jorvik, is one of the most significant Anglo-Saxon and Viking sites in England. Located in the heart of Northumbria, this city played a crucial role in the development of early medieval England, transitioning from Roman

Introduction Lichfield, located in the former kingdom of Mercia, was a prominent Anglo-Saxon religious and political center. Best known for its cathedral, its significance stretches back to the early medieval period when it served as a major ecclesiastical hub. Lichfield’s

Introduction Canterbury, one of England’s most historic cities, played a pivotal role in Anglo-Saxon Christianity in Kent. As the site where St. Augustine established his mission in 597 AD, Canterbury became the spiritual heart of early medieval England. The Arrival

Winchester, the ancient capital of Wessex, is one of the most significant Anglo-Saxon sites in England. With a history that stretches back over a millennium, this charming city was once the seat of power for Alfred the Great and played