The Night London Burned to the Ground

In September 1666, a small spark in a London bakery unleashed one of the most devastating disasters in the city’s history: The Great Fire of London. In just four days, it destroyed over 13,000 homes, dozens of churches—including the original St. Paul’s Cathedral—and left nearly 80,000 people homeless.
But out of the ashes, London was reborn. This video dives into the chaos of those fiery days, the incredible stories of survival, and how the fire transformed the city forever.
🔥 Discover how a disaster reshaped London into the city we know today.
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