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South Bank and Bankside
This broad south-of-the-Thames corridor links Bankside’s medieval and modern culture with Lambeth’s museums and Battersea’s industrial riverfront; its sights occupy several distinct walking clusters.
Why go
Choose it for a Thames walk, modern art, theatre or broad skyline views. Keep the Globe, Tate Modern and London Bridge in an eastern Bankside route; use Imperial War Museum as a Lambeth anchor, or make Battersea Power Station a separate western outing. Trying to walk every cluster wastes the day.
What to look for
Shakespeare’s Globe and Tate Modern
London Bridge and Southwark Cathedral
Imperial War Museum or Battersea riverfront
Useful to know
Pick an eastern, central or western stretch first; use transport between Lambeth, Bankside and Battersea.
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