Streets & Squares

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Jermyn Street
Jermyn Street is close to Piccadilly Circus, and is famous for its shirt makers and tailors.
King’s Road
Part of the long promenade that runs from the Royal Mews through Sloane Square and Chelsea.

Streets of London

Read the history behind London’s famous old street names…

Abbey Road(events) · Baker Street(events) · Bond Street(events) · Carnaby Street(events) · Chancery Lane(events) · Cheapside(events) · Downing Street(events) · Fleet Street(events) · Gerrard Street(events) · Harley Street(events) · Jermyn Street(events) · King’s Road(events) · Mall(events) · Old Compton Street(events) · Oxford Street(events) · Pall Mall(events) · Park Lane(events) · Piccadilly(events) · Portobello Road(events) · Regent Street(events) · Savile Row(events) · Shaftesbury Avenue(events) · Strand(events) · Threadneedle Street(events) · Victoria Embankment(events) · Whitehall(events)

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Featured squares

Berkeley Square
Berkeley Square is one of the grandest squares in Mayfair, with some of the most expensive homes.
Piccadilly Circus
The bright lights of Piccadilly Circus and the statue of Eros have become London landmarks.

Public squares

Here is a list of London’s loveliest public squares…

Bedford Square(events) · Belgrave Square(events) · Berkeley Square(events) · Bloomsbury Square(events) · Grosvenor Square(events) · Leicester Square(events) · Parliament Square(events) · Piccadilly Circus(events) · Russell Square(events) · St. James’s Square(events) · Sloane Square(events) · Trafalgar Square(events)

London’s bridges

Albert Bridge(events) · Millennium Bridge(events) · Tower Bridge(events)

Bridges in London

Here is a list of London’s bridges, from east to west:

Queen Elizabeth II (road), Tower Bridge (road), London Bridge (road), Alexandra (rail), Southwark (road), Millennium (foot), Blackfriars (rail), Blackfriars (road), Waterloo (road), Hungerford (rail and foot), Westminster (road), Lambeth (road), Vauxhall (road), Grosvenor (rail), Chelsea (road), Albert (road), Battersea (road), Battersea (rail), Wandsworth (road), Putney (rail), Putney (road), Hammersmith (road), Barnes (rail and foot), Chiswick (road), Kew (rail), Kew (road), Richmond Lock (foot), Twickenham (road), Richmond (rail), Richmond (road), Teddington Lock (foot), Kingston (road), Hampton Court (road)

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