Architectural Sites in London

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Name	Category	Location

Admiralty Arch Gateway to the Mall—no, not an indoor shopping center but... Be the first to write a review	Architectural Sites	Westminster and Royal London View on a map

Carlton House Terrace Architect John Nash designed Carlton House, a glorious example... Be the first to write a review	Architectural Sites	Westminster and Royal London View on a map

Gray's Inn Although the least architecturally interesting of the four Inns... Be the first to write a review	Architectural Sites	Bloomsbury and Legal London View on a map

Guildhall The Corporation of London, which oversees The City, has ceremonially... Be the first to write a review	Architectural Sites	The City View on a map

Lincoln's Inn There's plenty to see at one of the oldest, best preserved, and... Be the first to write a review	Architectural Sites	Bloomsbury and Legal London View on a map

Marble Arch John Nash's 1827 arch, moved to its present location in 1851... Be the first to write a review	Architectural Sites	St. James's and Mayfair View on a map

Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) An art deco gem in elegant Portland Place, RIBA was built by... Be the first to write a review	Architectural Sites	Regent's Park and Hampstead
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