Where Is London Located?

London's physical boundaries are based on the administrative and statistical limits that separate Greater London from Kent, Surrey and Berkshire to the south of the Thames and Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Essex to the north of the river. Although the city's borders are definite, its internal structure is complex. London mainly operates as a compound metropolis, having no distinct hierarchy among its various districts.

Some famous landmarks in London are Saint Paul's Cathedral, the Museum of London, Mansion House and the Bank of England.