Tower Of London

St Paul's Cathedral(1.7 km)(1.1 mile)
St Paul's Cathedral is one of London's most recognisable buildings standing atop Ludgate Hill, designed by Sir Christopher Wren to replace the Gothic medieval cathedral destroyed in 1666 in the Great Fire of London.

Tower Bridge(0.3 km)(0.2 mile)
Tower Bridge is a 19th century bridge adjacent to the Tower of London with high neo-Gothic towers and a drawbridge.

King’s College London(1 km)(0.6 mile)
The Old Operating Theatre, Britain's oldest operating theatre, is an unusual tourist attraction, located on top of St.

Tate Gallery of Modern Art(1.6 km)(1 mile)
Tate Modern is an enormous art gallery converted from the former Bankside Power Station that exhibits contemporary and modern art from around the world dating post 1900, arranged thematically and chronologically.

Museum of London(1.8 km)(1.1 mile)
The Museum of London traces the history of London to the present day, starting from the developments around Thames banks 450 million years ago.

The Shard(0.8 km)(0.5 mile)
The 87-storey Shard, or the Shard of Glass, redefined the London skyline in 2012 when it was inaugurated as the tallest building in the European Union, with a viewing gallery and open-air observation deck at a height of 802 feet.

Wilton's Music Hall(0.7 km)(0.4 mile)
Wilton's Music Hall, built in 1858, is the oldest Grand Music Hall in the world that is used nowadays as a performance hall for theatre, comedy, opera, puppetry, cinema and cabaret.

Aldgate East (London Underground)(1 km)(0.6 mile)
The Whitechapel Art Gallery, founded in 1901 by Samuel Barnett, has championed Modern Art ever since with exhibitions of greats such as Picasso, Pollock and Frida Kahlo and British artists such as Gilbert & George, Peter Doig and Lucian Freud.