Blackfriars

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Blackfriars is a historic area of central London on the north bank of the River Thames, known for its bridge, railway and Underground stations, and proximity to the City’s legal and commercial districts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district of London
historic area
adjacentTo Thames
surface form: River Thames
connectsTo South Bank via Blackfriars Bridge
country United Kingdom
crossedBy Blackfriars Bridge
governedBy Corporation of London
surface form: City of London Corporation
hasEconomicActivity financial services
legal services
professional services
hasFunction legal services centre
office district
transport hub
hasHeritage medieval Dominican friary site
hasNearbyArea Holborn
Ludgate Hill
Southwark
surface form: Southwark (across the Thames)
hasNearbyBridge Blackfriars Railway Bridge
hasNearbyLandmark Fleet Street
Inns of Court
St Paul's Cathedral
surface form: St Paul’s Cathedral

Temple
hasNearbyStation City Thameslink station
hasTransportInfrastructure Blackfriars Bridge
Blackfriars station
surface form: Blackfriars Underground station

Blackfriars station
surface form: Blackfriars railway station
hasViewOf The Globe Theatre
surface form: Shakespeare’s Globe (across the Thames)

Tate Modern
surface form: Tate Modern (across the Thames)
historicalUse commercial area
legal quarter
religious precinct
locatedIn City of London
Greater London
London, England
surface form: London
locatedOn north bank of the River Thames
namedAfter Dominican friars
surface form: Dominican friars (Black Friars)
near City of London commercial district
City of London
surface form: City of London legal district
partOf London congestion charging zone
Central London
surface form: central London
publicTransportZone Travelcard Zone 1
roadNetwork A201
Queen Victoria Street
servedBy Blackfriars station
surface form: Blackfriars Underground station

Blackfriars station
surface form: Blackfriars railway station
timezone Europe/London
withinBorough Corporation of London
surface form: City of London Corporation

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Queen Victoria Street runsBetween Blackfriars
Queen Victoria Street terminusWest Blackfriars
Faraday Building locatedNear Blackfriars
Baynard House locatedNear Blackfriars
Blackfriars Bridge namedAfter Blackfriars
Catherine Parr birthPlace Blackfriars
this entity surface form: Blackfriars, London, England
New Bridge Street connectsTo Blackfriars
New Bridge Street hasAdjacentArea Blackfriars
Hubert de Burgh burialPlace Blackfriars
this entity surface form: Blackfriars, London
Fleet Street near Blackfriars
Temple near Blackfriars
Blackfriars Theatre locatedIn Blackfriars
this entity surface form: Blackfriars, London
St Paul's Churchyard near Blackfriars
Henry FitzRoy, 1st Duke of Richmond and Somerset birthPlace Blackfriars
this entity surface form: Blackfriars, London, England
Ian Simpson notableWork Blackfriars
this entity surface form: One Blackfriars, London
Ian Simpson designed Blackfriars
this entity surface form: One Blackfriars, London
SimpsonHaugh and Partners notableProject Blackfriars
this entity surface form: One Blackfriars, London
Waterloo near Blackfriars
Grey Friars distinguishedFrom Blackfriars
this entity surface form: Black Friars
Blackfriars area of London historicallyKnownFor Blackfriars
this entity surface form: Blackfriars monastery
Baynard's Castle near Blackfriars
Sir Thomas Parr place of death Blackfriars
this entity surface form: Blackfriars, London
Tulse Hill hasRailConnectionTo Blackfriars