John Milton, Francis Bacon and Charles Dickens, as well as Dickens’s character Pip of Great Expectations, all lived for a time in the place known as Holborn, a somewhat transitional area between the old London of the City and the later developments west. The Inns of Court are located here, with their fine buildings and lush enclosed green spaces, as is the former journalists’ mecca, Fleet Street, and the wide avenue of the Strand. The best of Holborn is the isolated historic gems; London’s oldest Catholic church and it’s neighbouring tavern, an eccentric architect’s historic house-museum in Lincoln Inn Fields and the world’s largest collection of antique silver housed in an underground vault in Chancery Lane.
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Price: £100.00 + VAT
Area: Holborn
1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom, 3 Bedroom
Apartment located just a short walk from Covent Garden very close to financial and business district, All apartments Holborn-Covent Garden London has been fully renovated. The building is surrounded by traditional pubs, international restaurants, art galleries and churches. At Covent Garden, visit t ...More Details
Price: £187.20 + VAT
Area: Holborn
1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom
Conveniently located on Bow Lane Calico House offers guests a plethora of transport options. Within a few moments guest could walk to Mansion House station for Circle and District line services or equally nearby is the extremely well connected Bank station (Central & Northern lines and District Ligh ...More Details