Great College Street, Bishop's Ward

Nearest Named Buildings

• Victoria Tower - 259 m
• Jewel Tower - 158 m
  Abingdon Street
  The Jewel Tower was built within the Palace of Westminster between 1365 and 1366, on the instructions of King Edward III, to hold his personal treasure.
  https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/jewel-tower...
• Four Millbank - 233 m
  Millbank 4
• Parliamentary Estate - 196 m
  Old Palace Yard 6-7
• 1 Millbank - 143 m
  Millbank 1
• Institute of Economic Affairs - 124 m
  Lord North Street 2
• Eglise House - 231 m
• Westminster Mansions - 265 m
• Sutcliff’s (the Art School) - 116 m
• Purcell’s House - 144 m
  Great College Street 22
• Manoukian Music Centre - 165 m
  Tufton Street 7
• Manoukian Music Centre - 181 m
  Tufton Street 9
• Mary Sumner House - 285 m
  Tufton Street 24
• Busby’s House - 167 m
• Rigaud’s House - 149 m
  Little Dean's Yard 1
• Common Room and Head Master’s Study - 188 m
  Dean's Yard 17
• Hakluyt’s House - 201 m
  Dean's Yard 18
• Liddell's Arch - 224 m
• Liddell’s House - 225 m
  Dean's Yard 19a
• Church House - 238 m
  Great Smith Street
• Cellarium - 257 m
  Dean's Yard 20
• North Court - 167 m
• The Sir Adrian Boult Building - 220 m
• Ashburnham House, Library and Lecture Room - 187 m
• School (the School Hall) - 144 m
• Burlington Arch - 131 m
• Grant’s House - 125 m
  Little Dean's Yard 2
• Houses of College, Dryden's and Wren's - 95 m
  Little Dean's Yard 4
  College dates from 1729 and was designed by the Earl of Burlington, based on earlier designs by Sir Christopher Wren (himself an Old Westminster)..

Services near Great College Street

Connected streets

• Tufton Street
• Barton Street
• Little College Street
• Great College Street

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