For a station that covers nearly 25 acres in total, there’s very little space during rush hour as throngs of people desperately try to glimpse the screens and make a beeline for every platform. If you’re meeting people here either wear a red rose or do what everyone else does and meet under the four-faced clock in the middle of the main concourse, an age-old tradition that still sees an expectant crowd milling around. Within a stone’s throw of London’s buzzing South Bank, commuters and visitors stream down the station’s steps, passing under the Victory Arch, towards the River Thames. On Friday evenings there are wheelie suitcases galore as people head off to the coast or country.
A simply unbeatable location for anyone who loves to keep themselves busy. London's County Hall is at the heart of the South Bank, surrounded by ... More
The area where this hotel is located has become the vibrant cultural heart of London, with theatres, concert halls and art galleries lined-up against the ... More
Sam Mendes has gathered a seriously starry cast (that's what being a Hollywood superstar can do for you) for this hotly anticipated production of The ...More
The second play under the spotlight of The Bridge Project, an extraordinary collaboration between The Old Vic, Brooklyn Academy of Music and Neal Street Productions, ...More
The Hayward Gallery has been the originator or host of influential exhibitions since 1968. It mounts temporary exhibitions of contemporary and historical art. The gallery, ... More
Stocking a wide range of yarns, needles, patterns and accessories, I Knit started as a knitting community in Vauxhall in January 2006, meeting at the ... More
Scooterworks may sound like a place to pick up a two wheeled motorised vehicle but the smell of coffee soon suggests there's something more. "We ...More
The concrete promenade along the South Bank greatly benefits from this large patch of green grass for striders, strollers and sightseers to relax on. ...More
Located on the South Bank, in the heart of one of London's prettiest thoroughfares, The London Bicycle Tour Company is ideally placed for a spot ... More
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For a station that covers nearly 25 acres in total, there’s very little space during rush hour as throngs of people desperately try to glimpse the screens and make a beeline for every platform. If you’re meeting people here either wear a red rose or do what everyone else does and meet under the four-faced clock in the middle of the main concourse, an age-old tradition that still sees an expectant crowd milling around. Within a stone’s throw of London’s buzzing South Bank, commuters and visitors stream down the station’s steps, passing under the Victory Arch, towards the River Thames. On Friday evenings there are wheelie suitcases galore as people head off to the coast or country.
