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St Paul’s
Christopher Wren’s
masterwork, finished in
1708, is still a prominent
feature of the London
skyline (see pp152–5).

Temple and the Inns of Court
These historic buildings have been the offices of
lawyers and barristers for over 500 years (see pp142–3).

Blackfriars

Temple

Blackfriars Blackfriars Millennium
Millennium Pier Bridge Bridge

Gabriel’s Wharf
Formerly home to
warehouses, this site
is now packed with
restaurants, boutiques
and cafés (see p195).

Doggett’s Coat and Badge
The modern pub here is
named after the world’s oldest
rowing race.
Tate Modern is
located in the old
Bankside power
station (see pp182–5).

Oxo Tower
The windows were designed Blackfriars Bridge
to spell the brand name of a The logo of a former railway
popular meat extract. company adorns the bridge.
For keys to symbols see back flap

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