A large, constantly updated 1:2000-scale model of the capital highlights planned and new buildings, as well as various neighbourhood regeneration programmes. It's an excellent place to see which way London’s architectural development is going, and the frequently changing exhibitions will capture the imagination. There's a good cafe here too.
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20.55 MILES
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1.39 MILES
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1.62 MILES
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Nearby The West End attractions
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