Praed Street is a street in
Paddington, in the
City of Westminster, London. It starts at the intersection with Eastbourne Terrace, and runs in a northeasterly direction to end at the intersection with Edgware Road.
Along the way, Praed Street forms junctions and intersections with other streets in the Paddington area. From west to east, they include London Street, Norfolk Place, Bouverie Place, Jct Place, Sale Place and Harbet Road.
Praed Street was created in 1828 and named after William Praed, chairman of the company that built the Paddington Basin. Among the sights and features along Praed Street include the Hilton London Metropole Hotel,
St Mary's Hospital, and Great Western Hotel.
How to get there
Take the London Underground (
Bakerloo Line,
Circle Line) to Paddington Station, and exit to Praed Street.
More streets in London
To explore more streets across the capital, visit our
Streets in London page, where you'll find an interactive map and a growing list of all the streets we've documented so far.
Map of Streets in London
View all the streets that I have documented on Google Maps in this
Map of Streets in London.
