Originally known as the New Theatre, it is part of a ‘pair’...

Canada House is located on the west side of Trafalgar Square, and...

Charing Cross Station is one of London's principle railway termini. Like most...

This fine statue of Charles I is one of the most recognised...

The Coliseum Theatre was built in 1904, and is most famous for...

The architect Walter Emden designed this theatre, which was originally called the...

This statue was erected in 1920 in memory of Edith Cavell, the...

The Eleanor Cross is the reason for the name of the area...

This gallery occupies an enviable position in the heart of London, locked...

This theatre was built on a particularly difficult site, which contained an...

This large bronze statue of George IV is one of the best...

This beautiful bronze statue stands at the top of Trafalgar Square close...

Sir Henry Havelock is immortalised in this enormous bronze statue that stands...

This fine statue of James II of England and James VII of...

Perhaps the most famous gallery in the country, the National Gallery holds...

The National Portrait Gallery opened in 1856, and it houses portraits of...

There has been a theatre on this site since 1882, when it...

James Gibbs designed the current church building, which was consecrated in 1726,...

The St Martin’s Crypt is part of St Martin-in-the-Fields church, and contains...

St Martin’s Market is located at the rear of St-Martin-in-the-Fields Church, and...

The statue of General Napier is made of bronze, and was placed...

The Strand Theatre, which has in the past been known as the...

This small garden was created at the same time as the rest...

Villiers Street is located next to Charing Cross Station between the Strand...