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The only plinth within the square without a permanent sculpture, now regularly used to exhibit high-profile temporary art commissions.
A view point made famous by artists and photographers from one of the highest point in the park looking west across the city.
Large public area at the west end of the market where street artists perform below the balcony of the Punch & Judy pub.
Iconic celebratory London monument crowned with a large bronze sculpture of Nike, that now stands at centre of major roundabout.
One of London's best known Cathedrals designed by renowned architect Sir Christopher Wren.
Large ceremonial parade ground where the daily Changing of the Guard takes place and the annual event of Trooping the Colour
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The Old Operating Theatre Museum (Location of the 8th Body)
St Thomas Street
London, SE1 9RY
The site of Europe's oldest operating theatre located in the attic of an old church on the site of St Thomas' Hospital.
The national library of Great Britain has collection of over 170 million items and is one of the largest research libraries in the world.
Historic landmark in the heart of London spanning the river Thames before the shoreline of the Tower of London.