London Bridge

Where History Meets Modernity

London Bridge, a blend of historic allure and modern developments, is an area steeped in history, home to the famous London Bridge and Tower Bridge. Its excellent transport links include the London Bridge station, providing easy access across the city. The area is a magnet for visitors, drawn to the historic Borough Market and the imposing HMS Belfast. The thriving culinary scene features a range of dining options, from rooftop bars to riverside bistros, while cultural venues like the Fashion and Textile Museum add to its vibrant atmosphere.

Get to know London Bridge

Fuckoffee, Bermondsey Street

A quirky, vibrant café with a humorous edge and great coffee
Elliots, Borough Market

Nestled in Borought Market and known for its locally sourced ingredients and wood-fired cooking.
Aqua Shard, The Shard

A high-end dining experience with breathtaking views of the city.
The Old Thameside Inn, Clink Street

Notable for its traditional feel and riverside location
Swift, Borough High Street

Some of the best cocktails you’ll find in the city in this popular bar on Borough High Street

The view from the Shard

Go up to the observation deck of Western Europe’s tallest building for a spectacular panoramic view of London. The experience offers a unique perspective of the city and is particularly magical at sunset or during the evening when London's lights come to life.

Transport

Main Transport Hub

London Bridge Station (Jubilee and Northern Lines, National Rail Services including Thameslink, Southern and Southeastern Trains)

Bus Services

Numerous bus routes operate from the London Bridge Bus Station.

Other Transport

Thames Clippers riverboat services from London Bridge City Pier
Catch international flights from London City Airport (LCY) in 26 minutes and Gatwick Airport (LGW) in 31 minutes from London Bridge Station.

Workspaces near London Bridge