Kew Gardens
London's Kew Gardens, founded in 1759, is one of the world's premier botanical institutions, housing over 27,000 plant…
London: 257 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
London's Kew Gardens, founded in 1759, is one of the world's premier botanical institutions, housing over 27,000 plant…
A five-star hotel commanding Russell Square since 1900, the Kimpton Fitzroy London remains a landmark of Bloomsbury's cultural…
A pioneering Victorian courthouse built in 1869, designed by Thomas Charles Sorby in Gothic Revival style, now home…
The official London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury, occupying a strategic Thames-side location opposite Parliament since approximately…
A Gothic Revival war memorial in London honouring Paddington residents who died in the First World War, featuring…
An exclusive private members' club established in 1935, housed in a distinguished Mayfair building connecting Berkeley Square to…
A pair of Grade II listed apartment blocks in Richmond, London, completed in 1935 and designed by Bertram…
A pioneering 1961–71 public housing estate in London that rejected tower blocks for medium-rise clusters with private gardens,…
A Gothic Revival tower in Lambeth, London, built in 1876 to honour Abraham Lincoln, partly funded by American…
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