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Streets, squares, mews and lanes. The most charming streetscapes in London. Some well known, some hidden gems.
Victorian railway arches opened up into a run of lanes between Borough Market and the river.
Lanes & alleysCobbled
The brick viaducts that carry the trains into London Bridge were solid walls of arch and soot for a century and a half; here they have been cut through and paved, so you can walk from the market to Clink Street and the Thames underneath the railway rather than around it. Shops and a cinema are set into the arches themselves, the paving is granite sett, and the trains still go over the top of you.
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