Attractions near Alfred Harmsworth Bust

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Alfred Harmsworth Bust

Fleet Street, City of London, London EC4 - England, UK

Alfred Harmsworth was one of the early pioneers of print media in the United Kingdom and one of the architects of the idea of the newspaper district of Fleet Street. Harmsworth served in an important role as director of UK...

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Attractions near Alfred Harmsworth Bust

A selection of attractions close to Alfred Harmsworth Bust:

Temple Church (< 1 Mile)

A truly historical church, the Temple Church was consecrated in 1185 by Heraclius. It was originally used by the Knights Templar, hence its circular design....

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Inns of Court (< 1 Mile)

There are four remaining Inns of Court, with this picture being taken near the Middle Temple. The courts have been around since the 14th century....

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Royal Courts of Justice (< 1 Mile)

Comprising of more than one thousand rooms and over three miles of hallways, this elaborate Gothic structure was designed by GE Street and completed in...

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Dr. Johnson’s House (< 1 Mile)

This house can be described as a shrine to the English language, for it was here that Dr. Samuel Johnson worked for many years to...

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St Bride’s Church (< 1 Mile)

St Bride’s Church is one of Wren’s most famous, and is known for its extremely tall spire, which stands at over 220 feet. The church...

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Bridewell Theatre (< 1 Mile)

The Bridewell Theatre is a small theatre facility tucked away on a side street close to Fleet Street. The theatre aims to help new writers...

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Bridewell Theatre (< 1 Mile)

The Bridewell Theatre is renowned for presenting new musical theatre and drama, as well as evening shows the theatre offers Lunchbox Theatre to people working...

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T.S. Queen Mary (< 1 Mile)

The Queen Mary was built in 1933 by Wm. Denny's of Dumbarton in Scotland. The boat served for many decades as a cruise ship...

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Blackfriars Millennium Pier (< 1 Mile)

Throughout history the great River Thames has been one of the primary forms of transport for both pedestrians and freight. In recent centuries more...

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Hunterian Museum (< 1 Mile)

The Hunterian Museum is located within the main headquarters of the Royal College of Surgeons at the magnificent old site on the edge of Gray's...

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National Trust 'Roman' Bath (< 1 Mile)

This interesting find has caused all manner of speculation amongst the communities of archaeologists and historians who have studied it in central London. The...

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Peacock Theatre (< 1 Mile)

There has been a theatre on this site as far back as the 17th Century, when there was a venue called the Vere Street Theatre....

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Old Curiosity Shop (< 1 Mile)

The Old Curiosity Shop is one of the oldest and most famous shops in the world, and many say it is the inspiration behind Charles...

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Aldwych Theatre (< 1 Mile)

Completed in December 1905, the Aldwych Theatre was part of the grand rebuilding of the Strand area that began in the late nineteenth century. It...

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Trafalgar Square (< 1 Mile)

Trafalgar Square, London’s most famous square, designed by Charles Barry, was laid out in 1829 to 1841 to commemorate Nelson’s victory at the Battle of...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)