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1. • • Who is Banksy? He's one of the world's most famous artists, but despite his global following, his identity remains, officially at least, unknown. Often described as "elusive" and "secretive" by the press, the "guerrilla street artist" counts A-list celebrities, such as actor Brad Pitt, among his fans and collectors.
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   What is Bankside London?

   • Bankside is an area of exchange, connecting places and people in a central neighbourhood Five of London’s bridges lead to Bankside including London’s earliest and most recent. Railways viaducts connect major transport hubs – London Bridge, Blackfriars, Southwark and Borough.

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   What is Bankside?

   • Bankside is a creative and cultural neighbourhood set within one of the oldest areas of London.

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   Who runs Bankside London?

   • Bankside London is run by Better Bankside BID. Powered by the people of Bankside, we lead innovative economic, environmental and social action in one of the best neighbourhoods. Bankside has a bold and independent spirit shaped by its past and throughout history, the neighbourhood has been on the other side of London’s mainstream.

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   What makes Bankside unique?

   • Bankside has a bold and independent spirit shaped by its past and throughout history, the neighbourhood has been on the other side of London’s mainstream. Situated on the south side of the river Thames, opposite the City of London, Bankside’s central location makes it an extremely accessible area.

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   Why should you Visit Bankside?

   • The neighbourhoods along the River Thames merge into an epic tour of London, but making a pit-stop at Bankside is an absolute must thanks to the diverse array of things to do. There’s no better place to witness the diverse history of London than the River Thames, strikingly evident at Bankside.

   12 Of The Very Best Things To Do In Bankside - Secret London

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   Is Bankside A good place to live?

   • Situated on the south side of the river Thames, opposite the City of London, Bankside’s central location makes it an extremely accessible area. Explore beyond the riverside and uncover Bankside’s medieval network of streets, its industrial heritage and more with these pocket neighbourhood guides.

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   Bankside London is run by Better Bankside BID. Powered by the people of Bankside, we lead innovative economic, environmental and social action in one of the best neighbourhoods.

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   Dec 31, 2013 · A vibrant creative and cultural neighbourhood, home to the world's most visited art gallery, Tate Modern, one of London's oldest food markets, Borough Market, and instantly recognisable Shakespeare's Globe and Southwark Cathedral. See all.

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5. betterbankside.co.uk › wp-content › uploadsTHE STORY OF LONDON’S BANKSIDE

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   Bankside is an area of exchange, connecting places and people in a central neighbourhood. Five of London’s bridges lead to Bankside including London’s earliest and most recent. Railway viaducts connect major transport hubs – London Bridge, Blackfriars, Southwark and Borough. Bankside’s arteries

6. www.diaryofalondoness.com › 15-reasons-to-visit15 reasons to visit Bankside - Diary of a Londoness

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   Jan 24, 2019 · Shakespeare and Dickens lived here. Samuel Pepys watched the Great Fire light up the London sky from here in 1666. So, if you’re visiting London, make sure you visit Bankside – it’s steeped in London history, it’s a mecca for literary lovers, and it’s one of the capital’s top foodie destinations.

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7. betterbankside.co.uk › bankside › londons-other-sideLondon's other side - Better Bankside

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   Bankside is an area of exchange, connecting places and people in a central neighbourhood. Five of London’s bridges lead to Bankside including London’s earliest and most recent. Railways viaducts connect major transport hubs – London Bridge, Blackfriars, Southwark and Borough.

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   Jun 12, 2024 · From the lurking remanence of the Industrial Revolution, which exuberates from the beloved Tate Modern museum, to catching a play at the historic Shakespeare’s Globe, this fabulous hub of culture, community, and cracking things to do is nestled smack-bang in the centre of the city.

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   Throughout history, Bankside has been on the other side of London’s mainstream. 16th century ‘Banksyde’ was outside the walls of the city, making it a natural landing place for outsiders and free thinkers. It became notorious as London’s rowdy pleasure quarter full of theatres, brothels and gambling dens.