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Historic environment


The City seeks to preserve and enhance heritage assets in the Square Mile.

Conservation areas

Conservation areas are designated to safeguard areas of special architectural and historic interest.  There are twenty six Conservation Areas in the City. 

Listed buildings

There are nearly 600 listed buildings and other structures in the City. These are protected for their architectural and historic interest.

Listed Buildings in the City (104kb)

Listed Building Management Guidelines have been prepared for the Barbican and Golden Lane.

See also English Heritage’s National Heritage List and Buildings at Risk Register.

Archaeology

The City is an area of great archaeological importance. Archaeology is an important consideration affecting many development proposals.

Download Archaeology in the City of London (3mb)

 

Further information

Conservation area boundaries, listed buildings and scheduled ancient monuments can be viewed on the interactive City maps.

Click here for information on historic buildings in the City’s care.


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