Baroque architecture in London
Discover 21 places in London shaped by Baroque architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Baroque architecture is theatrical, symmetrical, and richly ornamented, built to inspire awe. Born in Rome in the late 1500s, it shaped Europe into the 1750s. More about baroque
Baroque in London
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Seven Dials
1694 · Edward Pierce
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The Monument
1677 · Christopher Wren
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St Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe
1695 · Christopher Wren
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St Mary-at-Hill
1677 · Christopher Wren
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Bevis Marks Synagogue
1701 · Joseph Avis
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St John's Smith Square
1728 · Thomas Archer
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St Martin-in-the-Fields
1726 · James Gibbs
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St George, Bloomsbury
1730 · Nicholas Hawksmoor
- Kensington Palace Christopher Wren
- St Alfege, Greenwich Nicholas Hawksmoor
- St George-in-the-East Nicholas Hawksmoor
- St Anne's, Limehouse Nicholas Hawksmoor
- St Stephen Walbrook Christopher Wren
- St Mary-le-Bow Christopher Wren
- St Bride's, Fleet Street Christopher Wren
- Royal Hospital Chelsea Christopher Wren
- St Mary Woolnoth Nicholas Hawksmoor
- Christ Church, Spitalfields Nicholas Hawksmoor
- Old Royal Naval College Christopher Wren
- St Paul's Cathedral Christopher Wren
- Hampton Court Palace
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