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From Southwark Bridge to Saint Katharine's DockNorth side of the river:
- Fishmongers' Hall - 1834 (la llotja)
- The Monument -remember the Great Fire?
- Billingsgate - old fish market
- The Customs - in a 1825 building
- Tower of London
- Tower Bridge - London Bridge
- Saint Katharine's Dock - nowadays a sporting yatch dock
South side of the river:
- Globe Theatre
- Southwark Cathedral - Some parts of the building date back to the 12th century. It has several monuments dedicated to Shakespeare
- Saint Olave's House - art déco building
- Hay's Galleria - old dock under roof with shops and restaurants
- HMS Belfast - World War II ship, currently a museum
- Tower Millenium Pier - impressive new townhall building with government and mayor offices
- Butlers Wharf - old Victorian warehouses, currently appartments
- Design museum
From Westminster Bridge to Blackfriars BridgeNorth side of the river:
- Westminster
- Banqueting house
- Charing Cross station -in a postmodern complex of shops and offices
- Embankment Gardens -there are many free music concerts (in the summer)
- Cleopatra's Needle - an Egyptian obelisc donated to England in 1819
- Shell Mex House - the oil company offices
- Savoy Hotel
- Somerset House -from 1786 with 3 art galleries
- Temple and Inns of Court - the lawyer buildings for 500 years.
- Saint Paul's Cathedral
South side of the river:
- County Hall - the London aquarium is inside
- British Airways London Eye - Impressive views of the city. You'll like it.
- The South Bank - A complex that includes The Royal Albert Hall, The National Theatre and the Hayward Gallery
- Gabriel's Warf - arts and crafts market
- Oxo Tower
- Doggett's Coat and Badge - A pub with the name of a famous regatta
- The Tate Modern