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Why not explore the nearby areas of City, Clerkenwell, Shoreditch, Spitalfields, Islington, Aldgate, Hoxton, Southwark, Holborn and Borough
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"In its site on Bishopsgate since 1804, Dirty Dick's was named after warehouse owner Richard Bentley who refused to wash or clean after the death of his fiancee. He became a legend in the area and his legacy lives on in the name."
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Stunning views, an oasis of calm and culture within walking distance to most of the City.
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Barbican is a vibrant area situated in the City of London. It is a home to several London city landmarks including the Barbican Arts Centre, the Museum of London, the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and others. The area is rich with architectural monuments and history going back to the times of the Roman arrival to the London area. There area is well connected to the city with Liverpool Street, Moorgate, Farringdon and St.Paul's stations being only a stone's throw away. Barbican and its surrounding neighbourhoods of Islington, Clerkenwell, St Paul's, Liverpool Street and the City all offer a wide range of amenities with shopping high streets, street markets, cinemas and much more.
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