Museums near London Eye

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1. The London Dungeon
60 m -
The Queen's Walk, SE1 7PB, South Bank/Lambeth/Southwark

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2. Churchill War Rooms
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King Charles St, SW1A 2AQ, Westminster

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3. Jewel Tower
710 m -
Abingdon Street, SW1P 3JY, Westminster

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4. Shrek's Adventure!
180 m -
County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7PB, South Bank/Lambeth/Southwark

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