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Sicilian Avenue 7 Sicilian Ave, London WC1A 2QR

Sicilian Avenue

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Historical landmark
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Sicilian Avenue 7 Sicilian Ave, London WC1A 2QR

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6-20, SICILIAN AVENUE, Non Civil Parish - 1378666 | Historic England | List entry 1378666. Grade II Listed Building: 6-20, Sicilian Avenue. May include summary, reasons for designation and history.

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  • FridayOpen 24 hours
  • SaturdayOpen 24 hours
  • SundayOpen 24 hours
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  • TuesdayOpen 24 hours
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Daniel W
19.03.2024
Sicilian Avenue
Very pretty little Street near Cafe Tropea and British Museum
Matthew Reeve
15.03.2024
Sicilian Avenue
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Sabrina Miklavcic
07.03.2024
Sicilian Avenue
A lovely little pedestrian shopping street in Bloomsbury, London. Resembling an open air arcade. The street was desugned by architect Robert Worley in azmonumental Edwardian style.
Aurelia Ven
29.02.2024
Sicilian Avenue
Lovely picturesque little gem of an area in London. Very instagrammable!
myheartontravel
20.02.2024
Sicilian Avenue
Not much to see but shop
Jeremy (Jerry)
07.01.2024
Sicilian Avenue
Just superb as expected. The spaghetti carbonara was plentiful, tasty and cooked to perfection!Back for more soon.
Todor Kisov
22.12.2023
Sicilian Avenue
Great architectural ensemble.
macedonboy
21.12.2023
Sicilian Avenue
Sicilian Avenue is a small street located in the heart of Holborn. The interesting thing about this street is the monumental neo-classical/Edwardian style arches that borders the two ends of the street. The street is pedestrian shopping parade, although there aren't actually that many shops in the street. As the street is in a mainly business district of London, the shops/restaurants are mostly mid to high end, but pleasant nevertheless. It's kind of quiet during the weekends.
JR Suarez
18.12.2023
Sicilian Avenue
Beautiful and very charming little avenue. It was the work of architect R J Worley during 1906-1910. The name reflects the architectural style. Apparently it was one pf the first pedestrianised shopping street in London.
DANIEL BROWN
16.12.2023
Sicilian Avenue
Really beautiful architecture

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7 Sicilian Ave, London WC1A 2QR
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