County Hall in London is a historical landmark that houses a variety of businesses. Located at Belvedere Rd in Central London, the building can be reached via the Jubilee Line and the Waterloo station drop off. It offers a range of attractions for tourists, including the famous London Eye at Thames River, various food carts, and dine-in restaurants. Visitors can also enjoy theater performances at the venue, such as the spectacular Agatha Christie's play, "Witness for the Prosecution." County Hall is a popular destination for families, friends, and children, offering plenty to see and marvel at, including penguins. The building is wheelchair accessible, and sanitation facilities are readily available. Although there is no onsite parking, County Hall provides an incredible experience that will leave visitors awestruck upon entering.
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- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Children
- Good for kids
- Planning
- Getting tickets in advance recommended
Reviews
Historic building that houses multiple businesses. We stayed at the Marriott and dined at the tapas restaurant housed in the building. Great views and close to everything
County Hall in London is a true gem! Steeped in history, this majestic landmark seamlessly blends classic architecture with modern elegance. The impressive facade and riverside location make it an iconic destination.
Inside, the atmosphere is enchanting. The intricate details and grandeur of the building are awe-inspiring. The County Hall offers a fascinating journey through time, with exhibits and displays that showcase London's rich cultural heritage.
The panoramic views of the Thames River and the cityscape from County Hall are breathtaking, providing a picturesque backdrop for any visit. The surrounding area is bustling with energy, offering a perfect mix of entertainment and cultural experiences.
Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply seeking a captivating experience, County Hall is a must-visit destination. The knowledgeable staff adds to the overall charm, making every visit memorable. A London landmark that truly stands the test of time!
Historical and best view location in front of Big Ben and London Eye. Worth visiting there to feel the river breeze too
The play we saw here was spectacular! We highly recommend Witness for the Prosecution!
County Hall - Go With The Name
This Place Is At Central London & Can Be Reached Through Jubilee Line & Drop Off Station Is Waterloo.
The Attraction Of The London Eye At Thames River & Among Most Visited Places By Tourists.
Few Carts Of Food & Some Dine Inn 🍽 Restaurant's Can Be Seen Here .
Went to see the production of Agatha Christie’s “A witness for the prosecution” in a courtroom setting using the old GLC chamber as a backdrop. The production, performances and backdrop were excellent, using this space was an inspired idea and I really would recommend a visit.
Unfortunately, as with so many venues, the drinks, snacks etc were somewhat over priced. But certainly not enough to dampen my enjoyment of the play itself. Be sure to book well in advance as tickets sell out quickly. All seats were full on a Wednesday evening, in the rain with a tube strike! Four stars as thirty quid for two vodkas in plastic tumblers with snacks is more than a little cheeky 😂
Please don’t let this stop you, just be prepared!
Lovely old building with so many original features. We went to see a show there, which was an ideal setting for the play as it was set in a court room.
This is a great place for friends, familiies and lived ones especially children. There is lots to see and be amaze. There is no onsite parking. There is facilities for wheelchairs and sanitation facilities are everywhere. There are penguins in here too. Definitely recommended. Thank you and have a great time.
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