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The Romans invaded in 43AD and sailed up the river Thames, only to find inhospitable marshland either side. They decided a bridge would be useful, and after constructing one it became very popular as a central hub from which to send troops - so a settlement was constructed on the North side of the bridge called Londinium.
The rest is history :)
The rest is history :)
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