| Albert Bridge |
| Albert Bridge, which spans the River Thames between Chelsea and Battersea, was built by Rowland Ordish in 1873. Though its Victorian wedding cake-style architecture has made it one of London's favourite landmarks, poet John Betjeman had to mount a campaign in the 1950s to stop it being demolished in favour of a more robust replacement. |
Please look out for this eccentric notice on the toll hut - "All troops must break step when marching over this bridge." This is to stop the bridge swaying like the Millennium Bridge (aka "Wobbly Bridge") did on its 2000 opening. |
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Sloane Square. |
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170 goes along Chelsea Embankment. |
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Cross Keys pub on Lawrence Street just off Cheyne Walk in Chelsea. |
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