County Hall
Overview
The County Hall is the former headquarters of the London County Council. The Hall was designed by Ralph Knott. Construction began in 1911, yet the Hall was not fully completed until 1958. County Hall now hosts a leisure complex of restaurants and attractions.
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Westminster Bridge Road, Waterloo, London, SE1 7PD
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+44 (0)20 7401 8747
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County Hall
- Address
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Westminster Bridge RoadWaterlooLondonSE1 7PD
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7401 8747
- Public transport:
- Waterloo, Underground
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Latest 3 reviews of County Hall
Since the mayor moved the seat of London governmental power further east along the river to new premises, County Hall is now home to multiple forms of entertainment for all the family.
Located across the river from the Houses of Parliament, you can find it easily at the base of the giant London Eye ferris wheel. It's home to the London Aquarium, Movieum and the Namco Arcade for...more
County Hall can't be missed on the Southbank; it's host to museums, restaurants and various tourists attractions. The Movieum, Dali World, Aquarium, County Hall Arcade and Ozu are just some of the things you can visit at the County Hall.
The worst thing about this place are the tourists. The Arcade is particularly hoaching with the lot of them! It's such a busy part of the Southbank. I'd say...more
I went to an excellent event here. It was set up by lots of Japan-related companies and organisations to thank the people of the UK for all the support and financial aid after the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake in 2011. Thank you Japan!!
There was free wine and gooorgeous sushi provided by Ozu, music and stunning views of the Thames, Big Ben and the London eye. I know the most of this...more