James Bond's London

Vauxhall Bridge is defined by eight colossal bronze female figures, each standing in an alcove along the bridge piers. These statues, installed in nineteen oh seven, represent various disciplines including science, architecture, and…

Parliament Square is defined by a large, central green lawn surrounded by a ring of twelve statues of political figures, including Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela, and Abraham Lincoln. Laid out in the mid-nineteenth century, the square…

Westminster Bridge is defined by its seven iron-ribbed arches painted a distinct, verdant green. This color was chosen to match the leather seats inside the House of Commons, which stands just to the west. While the current structure…

St Bartholomew’s Hospital in West Smithfield features a distinctive entrance gate topped by stone statues of Saint Bartholomew and Saint Rahere. In the film Skyfall, this site functions as the entrance to the secret underground…

Tower Hill is a raised area of land located just north-west of the Tower of London, distinguished by the open expanse of Trinity Square Gardens. This site served for centuries as a public stage for the execution of high-status prisoners…

Glengall Bridge is a Dutch-style double-leaf bascule bridge that spans the channel between the Inner and Outer docks of the Millwall Docks. Its design is modeled after the Langlois Bridge in Arles, France, a structure famously captured in…

Two massive stone domes rise above the riverside, anchoring a grand, symmetrical complex that steps down toward the Thames. This is the Old Royal Naval College, a masterpiece of English Baroque architecture designed by Sir Christopher Wren…

The O2 is a massive, tent-like structure on the Greenwich Peninsula, instantly recognizable by its twelve bright yellow masts that rise one hundred meters into the air. This building was originally constructed as the Millennium Dome to…