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The South Bank is lined with these rather unusual Queens Silver Jubilee emblems, which mark the Jubilee Walkway and are supposed to be in the shape of St Paul's Cathedral. I don't know how best to categorise them here on Geograph, so I have selected "sculpture" as the primary geographical category for this image. View taken looking south-southeast, with Jubilee Gardens in the background.
©Robert Lamb
From The London Eye
©Raymond E Hawkins
South Bank London.
©David Brogan
©Ian Greig
©Ian Greig
Hey !!! have you seen the time. The hustle and bustle of London.
©Alan Pennington
J M Brydon's 1909 Ministry of Health building - somewhat reminiscent of St Paul's Cathedral - has been called "a fine example of Edwardian Imperialism".
©Gill Hicks
A dramatic view of Thomas Thorneycroft's superb statue unveiled in 1902.
©Gill Hicks
Across to the Shell Building and the Gherkin in the background
©Graham Burnett
The red brick buildings centre shot are the buildings which once housed 'New Scotland Yard' and are famous for their appearances in many old 'black and white' detective movies.
©Bill Henderson
Taken 4pm before going to a show in West End. The skating rink is popular attraction in the winter months.
©RON SMITH
Following the recent court case, I think this view of the protest camp in Parliament Square can count as a fixture. HM Treasury building to the right.
©Peter Jordan
View from the strangely named Forum Magnum Square, behind County Hall. The General Lying-in Hospital was closed in 1971 and is now NHS offices and a training centre. To the rear you can see Waterloo International. To the right is the derelict County Hall annexe. By the way, the lattice framework is not the London Eye - we're facing the other way - it's just a crane!
©Peter Jordan
A damp and grey September evening. View from Westminster Bridge to County Hall and the South Bank Lion. You can see the original county hall to the left, a more recent extension in the centre and the derelict brutalist extension on the centre right. The northbound carriageway is partly blocked off because of works on the actual bridge.
©Peter Jordan
The bell at the top of the clock tower at the Palace of Westminster.
©DS Pugh

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