 Piccadilly and St James's, London
Sights in this Area
- Albany
Historical apartment complex that used to be the residence of many famous people.
- Apsley House
Historical building on the southeast corner of Hyde Park.
- Buckingham Palace
Official residence of the Queen.
- Burlington Arcade
Shopping arcade in Piccadilly built in the 19th century.
- Clarence House
A royal residence in London.
- Faraday Museum
Museum exhibiting the scientific apparatus and personal effects of Michael Faraday.
- Green Park
A triangular park in the City of Westminster.
- Institute of Contemporary Art
Institute established to help British artists.
- Marlborough House
Mansion on Pall Mall, in the City of Westminster.
- Pall Mall
Street in the City of Westminster that runs parallel to The Mall.
- Piccadilly
Major thoroughfare within the City of Westminster.
- Piccadilly Circus
Traffic junction in London's West End.
- Queen's Chapel
Chapel built for King Charles I's French wife Henrietta Maria.
- Royal Academy of Art
Privately funded academy headed by eminent artists.
- Royal Mews
Stables accommodating the horses and coaches of the royal family.
- Royal Opera Arcade
The first shopping arcade in London.
- Shepherd Market
A pedestrian zone with small shops and restaurants.
- Spencer House
A mansion in St James's.
- St James's Church
Anglican church at Piccadilly.
- St James's Palace
One of the oldest palaces in London.
- St James's Park
The oldest royal park of London.
- St James's Square
One of the earliest squares in London.
- The Mall
Boulevard that runs from Buckingham Palace to the Admiralty Arch.
- The Queen's Gallery
Gallery exhibiting works of art belonging to The Queen of England.
- The Ritz Hotel
Luxury hotel in Piccadilly.
- Wellington Arch
Arch erected in 1828 in front of Apsley House.
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