The Tower Hotel
the The Tower Hotel is part of St. Katherine Docks .Top photos chosen by u all:
Clock tower, Ivory House, St Katharine's Dock
Made by jordi.martorell
The establishment of St Katharine dock can be traced back to the time of King Edgar (959-975), who had originally sanctioned the use of land here for trade. With the expansion of the Empire in the late 18th century that plans were drawn up to expand London's existing legal quays in the Pool of London. By 1852, the sheer volume of wool, tobacco, carpets, sugar and tea arriving at the Port of London meant that capacity was being exceeding again. New buildings were required to handle ivory imports, two new warehouses (now known as the Ivory House) were constructed.
Room with a View
Made by Out.of.Focus
This was the hotel room I was given while in London that directly overlooked the London Tower Bridge. It's probably not that exciting for people in England, but as a guy from Kansas, this was a very impressive view.
London - Tower Bridge
Made by jeremy_howitt
An early Sunday morning view of Tower Bridge taken from the 5th floor of the Tower Hotel in St. Katharines Dock. The naval museum HMS Belfast can be seen in the distance moored in the Pool of London.
Tower Bridge in November
Made by RMike Jones
Really thick fog after a clear night in November
Tower1
Made by wmmmk
tower bridge, from st. Katharine docks, london 2005
Nearest places of interest:
| Tower Bridge Shad Thames Design Museum Downings Roads | St. Katherine Docks Royal Mint The Tower of London Tower Hill |
