London and Wessex are important places that are including in this novel. London is very different than Wessex though; it has the city where there is a more diverse world. London is where Daniel is able to learn more about the jewish people and their religion.  In chapter nineteen we read, "of learned and accomplished Jews he took it for granted that they had dropped their religion, and wished to be merged in the people of their native lands. (ch.19)" Daniel then takes the time to learn more instead of being naiive about the world around him.

The central location of the war between Greece and the Ottoman Empire.

Complying with the wishes of his guardian Sir Hugo Mallinger, Daniel Deronda invested himself in his education at an early age. He started his schooling career with a tutor named Mr. Fraser before moving onto Eton College, a place that would be his scholarly home from age 13 to age 18 until he was prepared to begin his stint at Cambridge for university-level schooling. While he eventually found himself quite stifled by the strict limits of English academia, Deronda was determined to pursue becoming educated when he was young because he wanted to please and imitate Mallinger.