Blackfriars area of London

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The Blackfriars area of London is a historic district on the north bank of the River Thames, known for its medieval monastic origins and its role as a commercial and transport hub in the City of London.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf area of London
district
neighbourhood
adjacentTo Fleet Street
St Paul's Cathedral area
surface form: St Paul’s Cathedral area

Temple area, London
surface form: Temple area of London
contains Blackfriars Bridge
Blackfriars Millennium Pier
Blackfriars station
surface form: Blackfriars Railway Station

City Thameslink station
surface form: City Thameslink railway station

Sion College (site)
Unilever House
former Blackfriars Monastery site
parts of New Bridge Street
parts of Queen Victoria Street
country United Kingdom
crossRiverConnection Blackfriars Bridge to South Bank
function commercial hub
transport hub
governedBy Corporation of London
surface form: City of London Corporation
hasEconomicActivity financial services
legal services
publishing and media (near Fleet Street)
hasHeritage medieval monastic origins
hasLandUse commercial property
office development
transport infrastructure
hasPostalArea EC4
historicalEvent Dissolution of the Monasteries (impact on Blackfriars monastery)
historicallyKnownFor Blackfriars Theatre
Blackfriars
surface form: Blackfriars monastery
historicalPeriod medieval period
locatedIn City of London
Greater London
locatedInTimeZone British Summer Time
Greenwich Mean Time
locatedOn north bank of the River Thames
namedAfter Dominican friars
near South Bank of the River Thames
Tate Modern
surface form: Tate Modern (across the Thames)
partOf Central London
surface form: central London

historic core of London
roadAccessVia A201 road NERFINISHED
Queen Victoria Street
transportServedBy London Underground
London bus routes
National Rail
surface form: National Rail services

River bus services
withinParliamentaryConstituency City of Westminster
surface form: Cities of London and Westminster

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Blackfriars station namedAfter Blackfriars area of London
Parliament Hill overlooks Blackfriars area of London
this entity surface form: St Paul’s Cathedral area
EC contains Blackfriars area of London
this entity surface form: Blackfriars area