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The City Walking E B U U N N E H V I L A C L I Y T R R Y O E W R B D O E A O A S E L L R K E N W D O C L E R BARBICAN R C B O G M The Old R R I M C A CHISWELL STREET Truman HATTON GARDEN Y T E K LIVERPOOLE R FARRINGDON ’ Finsbury Brewery E L S Old C R I N 18 min walk A Barbican I The City T BEECH STREET Square A Barbican S Spitalfields N 1,800 steps T ALDERSGATE ST L N E N STREET E E R Centre Market T O S City Point S R Farringdon E S S L T O O U BRUSHFIELD ST R walking A H R WI Christ Church T E E D Chancery R Liverpool HOLBORN E H A Bishopsgate Spitalfields C Smithfield MOORGATEBroadgate T Lane Street E Library Market Museum Circle T map A of London G M C D O N WA L L Moorgate S H St. Bartholomew’s 11 min walk L O N I Petticoat HO P D L B O A R N Hospital 1,100 steps L O O D Lane N V N D L I A O N H E C D U W S 110 S Market Whitechapel E C A I E T L L X The City has plenty to R B Bishopsgate H S Gallery Y O T 19 min walk U R explore in the ancient N E Guildhall 1,900 steps E L ST. PAUL’S D A S T heart of the capital. You A L Central D Aldgate MOORGATE I N R Tower 42 T E Criminal Court C E H don’t need to travel to T EastL E M A N S T T (Old Bailey) E City Bank of 30 St. Mary Italy to see Roman ruins or F 22 Bishopsgate 30 St. Mary Aldgate T Royal Courts Thameslink St. Paul’s England L E S Axe France to experience cafe C E E D St. Botolph S T R H E A A D N of Justice F L E E T E E T LUDGATE HILL St. Paul’s P S I D R E E T H without M culture. Grab a coffee in POULTRY Royal Exchange 26 min walk A Cathedral CORNHILL Aldgate Bloomberg Arcade and 2,600 steps Lloyd’s of N LSE MINORIES Bloomberg Leadenhall London S watch the world go by, orC H T E BushY Building Bank Market S L marvel at the remains ofW H L D House STRAND R C L H U S A TEMPLE 18 min walk T the Roman Amphitheatre U E E N V I C T O R I N C 100 Victoria Q A S T R E E T Mansion 1,800 steps F E under Guildhall Yard. Tower Gateway Temple Embankment House Monument Fenchurch U P P E R T H A M E S S T R E E T Street T O R I A E M B A N K M E N T Blackfriars Somerset I C BLACKFRIARS At the busiest times V MILLENNIUM Cannon Royal House BRIDGE on public transport BRIDGE Street The Monument Mint consider walking instead.WATERLOOBRIDGE Court 39 min walk L O W E E R T H A M E S S T Tower Hill A HAMES Blackfriars 3,900 steps S T Visit tfl.gov.uk/quiet-times R T Bankside S E M I IV Custom T H F I E L D to find out more. R Oxo Sea BRIDGE Tower of Tower SOUTHWARK House London K Containers WA L St. Katharine Look out for on street N ’ S Wharf Tate Shakespeare’s London U E E Docks Globe LONDONBRIDGE signage to help you get E Q South Bank Tower Modern Bridge T H City H M S S T. around. National Tower K A Southwark Belfast T H BANKSIDE A R I N Theatre SOUTH BANK Cathedral London E ’ S WA T Bankside Y S S O Bridge Hay’s Southbank R D U T Mix Borough City Visitor Trail O H W Galleria Centre F A R K Market St. Katharine A M S T R E S T TOWER BRIDGE ST E T . City BFI Imax T H Culture Vultures Trail Waterloo O M Hall Menier A T The Shard T D SOUTHWARK S O East Gallery E S O A Southwark HSBC E Guy’s T D R L O D E B E Law & Literature Trail A R E Y R T E A U T Hospital S O N T Palestra E E T I O N R R R S T R S E E N M U N I O O S T E E BLACKFRIARS RD T G London Stories, WATERLOO ROAD R H O R Young Vic T U Jerwood N D London People Trail E C G I E I D D E Theatre G R H S E Space LONDON Waterloo T D H Y O R K R O A D E V I B L Y SHAD Roman London Trail R H E R B S G B T E The K U BRIDGE R Fashion R W Skyscrapers & O St. George E Old Vic E A R and Textile O THAMES T Sculptures Trail O T DRU W the Martyr B LON Museum H G I D T L A S Most Holy Trinity © Crown copyright and database rights 2020 Ordnance Survey 100035971/015 U Tabard N T R O Borough E EE RC Church Approximate steps, based on a moderate Square T walking speed of 100 steps per minute. S W J A E M S A T I C M A D I N R O A S T A D O E R R B R I D E D G E R O A C L A PA H T E B M A L.
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