Somerset House

Somerset House was built from 1776 by Sir William Chambers as a grand neoclassical block of government offices, replacing a Tudor royal palace on the Strand. Its riverside quadrangle now hosts arts and cultural events, with a fountain court that becomes an ice rink each winter.

Source: Somerset House

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Story pubs nearby

As the crow flies. The walk is a bit longer.

The Old Bell215 m
The Coal Hole282 m
The Cheshire Cheese320 m
The Edgar Wallace362 m
The Devereux379 m

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