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summary='Centrally located area along the south bank of River Thames.'
summary='Centrally located area along the south bank of River Thames.' website='' |
summary='Centrally located area along the south bank of River Thames.' website='' |
An area along the south bank of the River Thames, based around the former Bankside Power Station (now the Tate Modern), in the SE1 postal district.
Opinions differ as to its extent but for the purposes of this guide, it stretches roughly from Blackfriars Bridge east to Tower Bridge, and as far as St Saviour's Wharf (where the Design Museum is based).
West of Blackfriars Bridge is the South Bank, a branded area by the South Bank Centre, now increasingly filled with chain restaurants and cafes.
See also:
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