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Charles Dickens' House

1 Chandos Place, Covent Garden, London WC2 - England, UK

Dickens actually lived in several houses within walking distance of each other in this area of Central London. This is where he lived a relatively young man and is thought to have helped inspire a great many of his...

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Attractions near Charles Dickens' House

A selection of attractions close to Charles Dickens' House:

Morley Gallery (1.7 Miles)

The Morley Gallery is part of Morley College, and was opened in 1968 as a part of a new Arts Centre. The gallery is located...

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St George’s Cathedral (1.7 Miles)

The original Cathedral on the site was completed in 1848, and was designed by A.W.N Pugin. However, it was not until two years later, when...

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Ministry of Defence (1.9 Miles)

The Ministry of Defence building is one of the most imposing structures on Whitehall. Towering above many of the other government departments, equidistant between...

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Imperial War Museum (1.9 Miles)

The Imperial War Museum has been in its current home since 1936, when it was opened by the soon-to-be King George VI. It incorporates exhibits...

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Royal Pharmaceutical Society (2 Miles)

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society has kept a museum collection since 1842. Today, the exhibition houses over 45,000 different pieces that cover all aspects of...

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Museum of Garden History (2 Miles)

In 1977 the Museum of Garden History was founded, the first museum of its kind in the world. It is located on the restored St...

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Museum of Garden History (2 Miles)

This is the world’s first museum of garden history and is located in the enviable location of St Mary-at-Lambeth Church close to the banks of...

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Shell Tower (2.1 Miles)

Also known as the Upstream Building, the Shell Tower caused a lot of arguments when it was originally planned in the 1950s. It was believed...

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Waterloo Millennium Pier (2.1 Miles)

The Waterloo Millennium pier is often known as the London Eye Pier, because it was built around the same time as the Millennium Wheel in...

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The Elephant and Castle (2.1 Miles)

The Elephant and Castle is a shopping centre and junction within London, and is named after a local 18th century inn. The area was at...

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St George’s Circus (2.1 Miles)

It was originally planned as the centre of a grand Regency townscape, but all that now remains of St George’s Circus is the stone obelisk...

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Shad Thames (2.1 Miles)

Until 20 years ago, Shad Thames was just another collection of worn out warehouses next to the River Thames. The developers moved in and...

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Coin Street Festival (2.1 Miles)

The historic area around Coin Street close to Waterloo Station has for centuries been the site of a vibrant residential community of Londoner's, many of...

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John Keats House (2.1 Miles)

This fine old house stands close to the centre of the vibrant 'Borough' area of London just south of the River Thames. John Keats...

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Lower Walk Shopping Centre (2.1 Miles)

Lower Walk Shopping Centre is entirely underground and is a hidden treat that you stumble upon whilst investigating the area immediately to the east of...

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