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A Stroll on Strand A STROLL ON STRAND As the historic link between the City to the east and Westminster to the west and London’s financial and political hubs for almost two thousand years, Strand has always been strategically important to the Capital. At the junction of the West End and Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square, Soho and the City, Strand provides access to all that London has to offer. Famous cultural institutions from the National Gallery to the British Museum are close at hand, some of the Capital’s best restaurants and bars are on the doorstep and London’s renowned theatreland is just a short stroll away. 190 Strand is a world–class address, closely linked to the richest aspects of London living. 01 04 09 21 LOCATION FIRST CLASS ART & CULTURE & CONNECTIVITY LIVING CONTENTS 25 29 35 THEATRE FINE DINING LEARNING & CUISINE IN LONDON 39 43 49 STAYING BOUTIQUES HEALTH IN LONDON & SHOPS & BEAUTY 03 BLOOMSBURY BEDFORD SQUARE T BEDFORD SQUARE 2 EE SQUARE TR E S US HO LBORN ER H HO RT HIG CHANCERY H A IGH HO CH GREAT RUSSELL STREET LANE LBORN T O T T 11 1 HIGH HOLBORN 14 S E BEDFORD AVENUE N T 6 H CHANCERY LANE A H 8 N O A NEWMAN’S ROW LB M HOLBORN D O 19 E R R N C E V 13 N I O BLOOMSBURY WAY S W A A D U D U L IE L S C R GREAT RUSSELL STREET 11 F T N T T N R R N S I R N’ E E E L T O O E W C T A N IN T L E D R T O O F LB O N W NEW OXFORD STREET H E S N H T R LINCOLN’S INN IG KINGSWAY H E E FIELDS T 5 OXFORD STREET TOTTENHAM 25 N EWG COURT ROAD 20 1 FARRINGDON STREET A TE 18 STR S EE ELD T I OLD BAILEY F N E IN 26 ST BRIDE STREET N D S R ’ N O N B R L L O A O U C H N L GH I HI R L Y Aldgate East E R L N E A T D N C ST PAUL’S T T SOHO E E E E H M L TR E P T F SQUARE L S E A R O S GREAT QUEEN STREET AL RE I T G ST B N N N R U Y E C C E T E R R L E M E O A C E P L ’ T S R O C H S Y EA KINGSWAY Y P T A S U I 8 DE R R L E T C 1 T E A E E H D R H T T N S E 19 D S R L A YA D E H DORSET RISE C E T Aldgate UR E R T WHITEFRIARS STREET H N LUDGATE HILL R EE C TR D I S ’S 15 T L A E N E E R E L CITY U H E F T G 4 A M T 2 P BOUVERIE STREET THAMESLINK P L 10 O EA C T UL DE T N A 4 S 16 RY HA R E L L ST N U 13 REET O 20 T HILL N E CORN S S E E E 9 R 10 C E S N H V T T L U A R A S LONG ACRE R T L F 3 E C BANK G Y N H E R O W CARTER LANE S D S R O T E L I T D 9 T A A T L R T U R R B E U H D B R 16 T E E 7 R H Y D S S S E S L 18 E I E E A 29 R D T T T N 14 T H T A R F E E B G E C S N E A O R T L R E S E H W A O E S I S R M U T S T 4 COVENT GARDEN O B M S ALDWYCH T H I T A R T 3 M IC L R R V R C S E 10 8 E MI EN K D L E E T 11 E 7 E F U I S E 2 T T T I E N M 8 Q R C 2 STRAND LO T T E F G E 24 R TUDOR STREET E A E A O T R 5 T 17 D W R S R R TEMPLE G H D L I C T A 21 A L R I U R L L N 11 6 18 N H EET 23 U A I C TR 6 A N N S S 5 E S N E KE 10 N QUEEN VICTORIA STREET M F TSO 9 R U O L 22 E MANSION P D A R S LL E 6 15 ROSSWA U R E HOUSE T C N 16 C N LONG ACRE 14 L AN R E 6 E N V E 13 4 O E Y S N A 7 ST E Y T RE R COVENT S R ET T 22 8 T U E B 27 10 R S 1 GARDEN 17 E TE 12 E THE F T 12 PIAZZA T 5 A EE 3 4 1 E H R T TEMPLE S ST 7 3 BLACKFRIARS D 3 STRAND Fenchurch R GARRICK STREET 2 7 RA T CE R 5 E LA Street GE T E E P UP EE 7 TR PL PER T TR ET S 4 EM HAM AP S 2 9 E R T ES EASTCHE E 14 E TEMPLE STR L TR T VICTORIA EMBANKMENT EET IS S E BLACKFRIARS UNDERPASS L LEICESTER BEDFORD STREET X A E LANCASTER PLACE ENT G WHITCOMB STREET T KM SQUARE ET BAN RE 12 I EM A S 21 R 15 ORIA T T T T EN VIC O WE 6 M H 12 Monument R A 13 ST BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE R R 12 E E C N MILLENNIUM BRIDGE E T A T H I 4 L N N A E S D 5 Tower Hill R I LEICESTER L A I 28 A M SQUARE N N G 9 E LL C HI 11 CANNON L TOWER R OW STREET ER TH O AM 1 ES STR S RIVER THAMES EET S 3 R O A 3 8 STRAND D SOUTHWARK EA ST BRIDGE SM IT WHITCOMB STREET H H FIE T C LD 9 R A WATERLOO BRIDGE OA F T R A N P L E P G M A A K BLACKFRIARS ROAD R N E A G S B 2 Q 8 M LONDON D HAYMARKET CHARING I U E ST KATHARINE’S HOPTON STREET BRIDGE R A A CROSS I B R D R DOCK R E N O 17 A E R SAVOY T REGENT STREET T C I W S PLACE V O TRAFALGAR T SQUARE CHARING P CROSS A R K ST REET PALL MALL 5 ET TRE NOR EMBANKMENT D S W TH R 10 UMB O SUMNER STREET H E F RLAN M I D A 6 T AVE ST E NUE H HUNGERFORD BRIDGE A L L WATERLOO 23 7 S O U TH TOWER W A R K S TR BRIDGE E E T W l l Art & Culture See page 21 Staying in London See page 39 H I T T T O E l l E O H Theatre See page 25 Boutiques & Shops See page 43 E London Bridge LE A R Y T S L T S R L SOUT HWARK S H EE l l TREET T Fine Dining & Cuisine See page 29 Health & Beauty See page 49 IG Southwark H ST H T H l G O Learning In London See page 35 U M A T O S R S S N H O TR A E D B EE T Waterloo East T H M AM K ES N T E A E B Waterloo STREET UNION R M T E N S EW C E A O 04 I M UNION STREET EN G T R S T D E Y RE I O ET E A M R T Map is not to scale and shows approximate locations only R W A B T C I S S H R V S E N E N O R W R A O O F C B T A D L T E E R E C R R U B C T IF E I S S X NO L WS R A M FIE N LD E H S M Q A U G O R I E E S F H N N A H E D I A H R L I T L S S Z EE D G R S E T A ST K A E U R B C Y E CO G A E PO R O O E T R S H E T R R A O T S T A R T E O S D R E U G B E F E T E F O T D O I T O L R L K E B S Y T S R K T E R E R E T A E T LO W NG LANE H T Borough Westminster U WESTMINSTER O S BRIDGE L EAT HE RMA RKE T S TRE ET CONNECTIVITY Camden Town King’s Cross St.Pancras International Euston Paddington Baker Street Angel Old Street Farringdon Moorgate Tottenham Court Road Liverpool Street Bond Street Oxford Circus Holborn Canary Wharf Shepherd’s Bush Notting Hill Gate Aldgate Bank Green Park Leicester Square Piccadilly Circus Cannon Street Monument Tower Hill Charing Cross Blackfriars London Bridge Earl’s Court South Kensington Victoria Embankment Temple West Brompton Waterloo Fulham Broadway Central Line Piccadilly Line Northern Line Victoria Line Circle Line 190 Strand is excellently located with District Line connection by rail and tube to all parts Crossrail (opening 2018) of the capital on it’s doorstep.
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