
Bohemians, William Blake and Banksy
Vauxhall, London
- 1hr 15m / 3.4km
- 208
Starting near Vauxhall Station you’ll get to see the beautiful Bonnington Square and the unofficial ‘Lambeth Palace’.

Step 1: Start at Nine Elms Station. If it’s sunny check out the patterns on the floor made by the stained glass Roundals in the windows.

Step 2: Head down Pascal Street toward this beautifully decorated pedestrian walkway. Admire the flower boxes and displays.

Step 3: Walk through Arch 42 towards the US Embassy building.

Step 4: At Embassy Gardens if you look up you’ll find The Sky Pool. This isn’t open to the public but you’ll be able to see the glass bottomed pool.

Step 5: There is a walkway, moat and wildflower meadow circling the US Embassy Building so take a loop around and admire the gardens.

Step 6: Once you’ve looped round the US Embassy make your way back to this sculpture opposite the Embassy Entrance.

Vauxhall, London
Starting near Vauxhall Station you’ll get to see the beautiful Bonnington Square and the unofficial ‘Lambeth Palace’.

Greater London
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Vauxhall, London
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