When we got off the tube at London Bridge I expected to see the bridge, and Tower Bridge. Finally we made it to the Modern London Bridge!

Seems like as soon as you get to it from Southwark, you are in the City of London.

I only went halfway up the bridge, before returning to Southwark and London Bridge Underground Station to go back to our hotel.

Didn't think that I would get this (as the Ocupy protesters are still outside it) but got St Paul's Cathedral from London Bridge.

Grade I listed.

<a href="http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-199738-cathedral-church-of-st-paul-city-of-lond" rel="noreferrer nofollow">Cathedral Church of St Paul, City Of London</a>

   627/8/210 ST PAUL'S CHURCHYARD EC4
   627/9/210 CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST PAUL
   TQ3181 SE 8/210
   TQ3218 SW 9/210
   04-JAN-1950

   GV I

   1675 to 1710 by Sir Christopher Wren. Rebuilding of mediaeval cathedral burnt
   in Great Fire. Classical style, mainly of Portland stone, with central dome and
   western towers. Large crypt. Contains important contemporary and later fittings
   and monuments including a very few survivals from the previous church. C19 fittings, monuments, decorations etc of importance. Dome painted by Thornhill. Above the 2 west chapels are the library and music room. The south west tower contains a fine circular staircase. Elaborate steps with walls, piers, urns and gates to south transept. Broad steps to west front flanked by pedestals supporting decorative iron lamp standards by Lutyens.