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| Since Tate Modern |
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| Since London Bridge |
1. Comenzando desde el London Bridge pueden parar a hacer unas fotos del Tower Bridge, que muchas veces es confundido con el anterior. Se puede apreciar desde aquí también la Torre de Londrés.
1. Starting from the London Bridge, you can stop to take some pictures of Tower Bridge, which is often confused with the previous. It can be seen from here the Tower of London as well.
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| Southwark Cathedral |
3. Borough Market. Worldwide food market with 70 stands, especially fruits and vegetables. Open from Thursday to Saturday, although Saturday there are more people.
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| The Golden Hinde |
4. The Golden Hinde. The galleon of the famous privateer Sir Francis Drake, known for his circumnavigation of the globe between 1577 and 1580. It is located on a small pier on the Thames River, and you can visit it: £6 Adults, £4 Children (4-15 years), £18 Family (4) and £4.50 Concessions.
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| The Clink prison |
5. El museo de la prisión «the Clink». Una antigua importante prisión reconvertida en museo que funcionó desde el siglo 12 hasta 1780. Entradas: Adultos 7.50 libras, Niños 5.50 libras, Familia 18 libras y Concesiones 5.50 libras.
5. The Clink prison museum. An important old prison reconverted into a museum which ran from Century 12 to 1780. Tickets: £7.50 Adults, £5.50 Children , £18 Family and Concessions £5.50 .
| Shakespeare’s Globe |
6. El teatro «Shakespeare’s Globe». Construido en 1599 por Peter Street. Acogió a la compañía teatral the «king men» donde participaba el famoso dramaturgo Shakespeare, al que debe su nombre. Fue reabierto en 1997 respetando las formas de su antigua edificacion. Por cierto, las escenas del teatro en la película «Shakespeare in love» no fueron rodadas la mayoría en este teatro, sino en «The Rose theatre«, de la época isabelina y que se encuentra muy cerca de éste.
6. The Shakespeare’s Globe theatre. Built in 1599 by Peter Street. Theatre Company hosted the «king men» which involved the famous playwright Shakespeare. It was reopened in 1997 respecting the forms of his previous edification. Incidentally, the theatre scenes in the movie «Shakespeare in Love» were not filmed mostly in this theater, but in The Rose theater in the Elizabethan era and it is located very close to this.
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| Millenium bridge |
7. Tate Modern. National Museum of Modern Art. Admission and wi-fi free. In 2007, it was the museum‘s most visited of modern art in the world and the third most visited in general. It features works by twentieth-century artists such as Picasso, Warhol and Dali.
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| John Heartfield – Tate Modern |
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| Picasso (1 and 3) and Edward Wads (2) |











