London was founded in 43 CE by the Roman armies.
The Founding of Londinium
The history of London can be traced back to the Roman conquest of Britain, initiated under Emperor Claudius.
- Year: 43 CE
- Founders: Roman Armies
- Reason: Occupation of Britain
- Original Name: Londinium
- Location: Just north of the marshy valley of the River Thames, situated between two low hills.
The Romans established a settlement called Londinium in 43 CE, which marked the beginning of what is now modern-day London. The location was strategically chosen near the River Thames for logistical and defense purposes.
