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Tag: City of London

architecture, bath house, Folly, London

The Turkish Bathhouse, City of London

Posted on February 14, 2020by Editor
The Turkish Bathhouse, City of London

Tucked in between towering glass office blocks in the city of London, this diminutive kiosk is an unexpected Turkish delight only moments from Liverpool Street Station. That it has survived in one of the most densely developed parts of London is astonishing, and its history is as colourful as its exterior.

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