Camden Lock Market is recognizable by the three-story brick and cast-iron hall that stands beside the Regent's Canal. This structure, designed by architect John Dickinson and opened in nineteen ninety-one, occupies the site where the…
Marvel London Filming Locations
This self-guided walk tracks down the screen-accurate filming spots and grand historic locations used in iconic Marvel Cinematic Universe scenes. From superhero battlegrounds to secret government offices, you will see the exact backdrops that brought these cinematic stories to life.
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1. Camden Lock Market
2. St Pancras International
St Pancras International is unmistakable for its soaring red-brick clock tower and elaborate Victorian Gothic facade. Opened in eighteen sixty-eight, the station was designed by engineer William Henry Barlow and architect George Gilbert…
3. Senate House
Senate House is a towering Art Deco structure in Bloomsbury, defined by its limestone facade and rigid, nineteen-storey geometric silhouette. Designed by architect Charles Holden and opened in nineteen thirty-seven, the building was chosen…
4. Great Scotland Yard
Great Scotland Yard is a street defined by its grand Edwardian façade of red brick and Portland stone, accented by tall windows and a prominent arched entrance. The name originates from the sixteenth century, when the site housed…
5. Carter Lane Gardens
Carter Lane Gardens sits directly along the south side of Saint Paul’s Cathedral, defined by its concentric arc hedges that mirror the geometry of the cathedral dome. This landscaped space occupies land that was once densely built with…
6. Rivoli Ballroom
The Rivoli Ballroom on Brockley Road is marked by its Art Deco exterior, which features a recessed entrance, pilasters topped with plaster urns, and signs that simply read Dancing and Tonight. While the facade reflects its origins as the…
7. Old Royal Naval College
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…