Victoria Street walk Intro


Bluecoat School Caxton Street	Gateway from old Tothill Bridewell	london-footprints.co.uk	United Almshouses in Rochester Row
	The walk is circular from Victoria Station but Westminster Station is between the south and north sections. Travelcard zone 1	Designed to link Buckingham Palace & Belgravia with Whitehall & Westminster Victoria Street was one of the four major streets created in the 19th century. An apt description is 'once lined with second-rate Victorian architecture; now lined with third-rate modern architecture'.	There are places to eat especially pubs along the route. Westminster Central Hall has a cafe.
	This walk is up to 3¾ miles (south section) plus 1½ miles (north section) all pavement walking	The walk avoids Victoria Street itself but instead takes in the back streets to the south and north covering themes of education, housing, healthcare, law & order, industry, transport, religion and leisure.	[Route & what to see] [Additional Information] [walks list]