Historic Buildings in London

List of Historic Buildings in London

Admiralty Arch: Historic building at Trafalgar Square with road passage to the Mall.
Admiralty House: Historic building facing Whitehall that was used as the official residence of the First Lord of the Admiralty.
Albany: Historic apartment complex that used to be the residence of many famous people.
Baden-Powell House: Facility offering economic lodgings to visiting scouts as well as showcasing the memorabilia of Lord Baden-Powell.
Banqueting House: The first building in London to embody the Classical Palladian design that was adopted by Inigo Jones following his trip to Italy.
Big Ben: Clock within the clocktower of the Palace of Westminster
Blewcoat School: Heritage building originally a school for the poor.
Boston Manor House: Historic building is a beautiful park setting in Brentford, London.
Bruce Castle: One of the oldest English brick buildings, erected in the 15th century.
Buckingham Palace: Official residence of the Queen.
Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms: The living quarters and office of key ministers of the War Cabinet during the Second World War.
Clarence House: A royal residence in London.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office: British government department responsible for promoting the interests of the United Kingdom abroad.
Eastbury Manor House: 16th century house of a wealthy merchant, today owned by the National Trust.
Harmondsworth Great Barn: A medieval barn that is the largest timber-framed building in England.
Jewel Tower: One of the only vestiges of the old Palace of Westminster still standing.
Kensington Palace: A royal residence in Kensington Gardens.
London Wall: Remains of the ancient defensive walls built by the Romans around their settlement of Londinium.
Marlborough House: Mansion on Pall Mall, in the City of Westminster.
Middlesex Guildhall: Historic building presently housing the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom.
National Liberal Club: Gentlemen's club (now admitting women as well) founded by William Gladstone, prime minister of Britain in the late 19th century.
Old Bailey: The Central Criminal Court of England.
Palace of Westminster: Parliament house of the United Kingdom.
Queen's House: One of the most important buildings in Britain's architectural history.
Ripley Building: The oldest building in the Admiralty complex in Whitehall.
Royal Academy of Art: Privately funded academy headed by eminent artists.
Royal Albert Hall: An arts venue in the Knightsbridge area of the City of Westminster.
Royal Courts of Justice: Castle-like building housing the Court of Appeal and High Court of Justice.
Royal Observatory, Greenwich: Observatory commission by King Charles II in 1675.
Savoy Hotel: One of the grandest hotels in London.
Somerset House: A grand building on the south side of the Strand, overlooking the River Thames.
Spencer House: A mansion in St James's.
St James's Palace: One of the oldest palaces in London.
St Stephen's Tower: The central tower of the Palace of Westminster.
The Ritz Hotel: Luxury hotel in Piccadilly.
Royal College of Music: Leading music school of England.
Tower of London: Historic fortress on the north bank of the River Thames.
Victoria Tower: The tallest tower in the Palace of Westminster.
York House: A historic wing of St James's Palace.

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