Man-Made Disaster / Environmental Issue / Person Travel / /
Facility
St Paul’s Cathedral / Barbican towers / turret Discover / Shakespeare Tower / Barbican Penthouse Over The City / The Barbican / Barbican Continuing / Museum of London / Lauderdale Tower / Balcony Bistro / Barbican Centre / Museum of London’s / Sculpture Court / Conservatory Crossing / Surgeons Hall / Barbican Centre Turning / Brandon Mews / Cromwell Tower / Waterside Café / Heathcote / Barbican Centre In / Gilbert Bridge / Even Gilbert Bridge / Millennium Bridge / Barbican Estates Office / Tower Bridge / Beech Street tunnel / Lambert Mews / Barbican complex / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / gas lamps / highwalk network / rubber / acre site / Bus services / car park / /
Organization
John Trundle Court / St Giles Church / Guildhall School of Music and Drama / London School for Girls / Barbican Centre / Upper Frobisher Court / London Symphony Orchestra / Guildhall School / Sculpture Court / Barbican Estates Office / Linklater's Commission / Christ Church / /
Person
Thomas More Highwalk / Bryer Courts / Robin Day / John Bunyan / Alex Hartley / Christoph Bon / Aldersgate / Michael Kettle / Norman Priory / John Trundle / Jennifer Clarke / Sarah Gaventa / Daniel Defoe / Geoffrey Powell / Oliver Cromwell / William Shakespeare / John Speed / Catherine Willoughby / Nicholas Hawksmoor / Michael Barrett / Peter Chamberlin / / /
Position
Queen / historian and cartographer / keen climber / King / artist / Bishop / designer / legendary designer / /
Just a five-minute walk east (from the Moorgate side of the Barbican) will bring you to Spitalfields, one of London’s original great produce markets and now a treasure trove for hand-made clothes, furniture