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RMEDWCX7–Gargoyles and grotesques adorning Tower Bridge, a suspension bridge spanning the River Thames
RMEDWCXX–Looking over the Tower of London to the Port of London Authority at Trinity Square and London City skyscrapers
RMEDWCWM–Gargoyles and grotesques adorning Tower Bridge, a suspension bridge spanning the River Thames
RMEDWCWH–Gargoyles and grotesques adorning Tower Bridge, a suspension bridge spanning the River Thames
RMEDWCXY–Views over London Bridge to Cannon Street rail station, BT Tower and Riverbank House on Swan Lane in the City of London
RMEDWCX1–Looking over the Tower of London to the Willis Building and Cheesegrater in the City of London
RMEDWCXR–Looking over the Tower of London to the Willis Building and Cheesegrater in the City of London
RMEDWCXF–Looking over the Tower of London to the Walkie-Talkie Building on Fenchurch Street, City of London
RMEDWCWB–Looking over the Tower of London to the Walkie-Talkie Building on Fenchurch Street, City of London
RMEDWCWE–Gargoyles and grotesques adorning Tower Bridge, a suspension bridge spanning the River Thames
RMEDWCY7–Tower Bridge is a famous landmark, an iconic suspension bridge spanning the River Thames in London
RMEDWE7H–View down More London Place to the Shard which is reflected in the glass buildings of More London
RMEDWE7G–Following the lines of 2 More London Riverside to Tower Bridge, a suspension bridge that cross the River Thames in London
RMEDWCY8–Tower Bridge is a famous landmark, an iconic suspension bridge spanning the River Thames in London
RMEDWE7J–A statue of a woman at More London looks out over the Shard, a mixed use skyscraper in south London
RMEDWCY3–Looking across residential apartments in Wapping East London to the Canary Wharf docklands financial district
RMEDWE72–Tower Bridge is a famous landmark, an iconic suspension bridge spanning the River Thames in London
RMEDWCY6–Views over the River Thames and Cheval Three Quays apartments to the Walkie-Talkie building, Fenchurch Street, London
RMEDWE7K–A statue of a woman at More London looks out over the Shard, a mixed use skyscraper in south London
RMEDWCY5–Looking over the Tower of London and the Port of London Authority at Trinity Square to the Gherkin in the City of London
RMEDWE9A–The guns and bridge of HMS Belfast, a Royal Navy light cruiser now a museum ship on the River Thames, London
RMEDWE98–Hays Galleria was originally a warehouse and wharf in London redeveloped for restaurants, offices and shops.
RMEDWE8R–Looking to the City of London including the Gherkin, Minster Court and the Willis Building.
RMEDWE9C–Tower 42, formerly known as NatWest Tower is eclipsed by the Walkie-Talkie building in the City of London
RMEDWE8M–Looking past Custom House to the City of London including the Gherkin, Minster Court and the Willis Building
RMEDWE9B–Moored by Tower Bridge, HMS Belfast is a Royal Navy light cruiser and a museum ship in London
RMEDWE8H–More London is development of offices, shops and restaurants on the South Bank of the River Thames in South East London
RMEDWE9E–A London red bus passes over London Bridge while a River Thames cruise boat passes below Southwark Bridge.
RMEDWE8J–Looking down More London Riverside to Tower Bridge, a suspension bridge that cross the River Thames in London
RMEDWE96–Hays Galleria was originally a warehouse and wharf in London redeveloped for restaurants, offices and shops.
RMEDWE82–More London is development of offices, shops and restaurants on the South Bank of the River Thames in South East London
RMEDWE91–Looking up to the plant and the workings of the Cheesegrater Building, 122 Leadenhall Street
RMEDWF84–Adelaide House is a listed office building in London and when completed in 1925 was the city's tallest office block.
RMEDWF97–Views of Tower Bridge, London Bridge Hospital and Hay's Wharf from London Bridge across the River Thames in London
RMEDWE9P–The Walkie-Talkie building on Fenchurch Street together with the Northern & Shell building in the City of London
RMEDWEA0–Minster Court on Mincing Lane in the City of London is an office development described as postmodern-gothic.
RMEDWF8B–Adelaide House is a listed office building in London and when completed in 1925 was the city's tallest office block.
RMED7MTE–The Paternoster Square Column is a Corinthian column of Portland stone topped by a gold leaf covered flaming urn.
RMED7MTF–Temple Bar Gateway was an entrance to the City of London designed by Christopher Wren and now located at Paternoster Square.
RMED7N6D–The Stationers' Hall is the home of the livery company The Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers
RMED7N6J–The Wren Church of St Martin within Ludgate, a Christopher Wren designed church on Ludgate Hill
RMED7N6N–The Wren Church of St Martin within Ludgate, a Christopher Wren designed church on Ludgate Hill
RMED7N77–The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales known as the Old Bailey from the street on which it stands.
RMED7N7B–The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales known as the Old Bailey from the street on which it stands.
RMED7N7T–The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales known as the Old Bailey from the street on which it stands.
RMED7N7Y–The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales known as the Old Bailey from the street on which it stands.
RMED7N84–The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales known as the Old Bailey from the street on which it stands.
RMED7N88–The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales known as the Old Bailey from the street on which it stands.
RMED7N8C–The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales known as the Old Bailey from the street on which it stands.
RMED7N8K–The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales known as the Old Bailey from the street on which it stands.
RMED7NG7–60 Holborn Viaduct, also known as Sixty London, is a modern office development in the City of London, London's financial distric
RMED7NHH–A statue of a lady representing Commerce on Holborn Viaduct, a Victorian road bridge in the City of London
RMED7NKH–A statue of a lady representing Fine Art on Holborn Viaduct, a Victorian road bridge in the City of London
RMED7NKM–Views down Holborn Viaduct to City Temple, London, a nonconformist church and conference centre
RMED7NKR–A statue of a lady representing Science on Holborn Viaduct, a Victorian road bridge in the City of London
RMED7NM1–A statue of a lady representing Science on Holborn Viaduct, a road bridge in the City of London
RMED7NMC–A statue of a lady representing Science on Holborn Viaduct, a road bridge in the City of London
RMED7NMW–On Holborn Viaduct looking toward Holborn, a cyclist rides down a bus lane, London Black Cabs pass by
RMED7NH4–Dragons, a symbol of the City of London, as decoration on Holborn Viaduct, a Victorian road bridge in London
RMED7NHW–Dragons, a symbol of the City of London, as decoration on Holborn Viaduct, a Victorian road bridge in London
RMED7NJ7–Dragons, a symbol of the City of London, as decoration on Holborn Viaduct, a Victorian road bridge in London
RMED7NJY–Dragons, a symbol of the City of London, as decoration on Holborn Viaduct, a Victorian road bridge in London
RMED7NM6–Dragons, a symbol of the City of London, as decoration on Holborn Viaduct, a road bridge in London
RMED7NMK–Dragons, a symbol of the City of London, as decoration on Holborn Viaduct, a road bridge in London
RMED7NN2–Dragons, a symbol of the City of London, as decoration on Holborn Viaduct, a road bridge in London
RMED7NNM–The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales known as the Old Bailey from the street on which it stands.
RMED7NNY–Road sign at the corner of Old Bailey and Newgate Street, home of London's Central Criminal Court
RMED7NP5–The Wax Chandlers' Hall is the home of a City of London livery company based around beeswax, located on Gresham Street.
