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89 locations with this as their nearest station.

  1. 100, PiccadillyMain building stoneSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  2. 101-104, PiccadillyColumns around doorway.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  3. 101-104, PiccadillyMain building material. This was covered in grey paint during WWI to reduce the 'whiteness' in order to det…Metamorphic·Marble·near Green Park
  4. 20, Grafton StreetMain building stone & sculpture on the front of the building.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  5. 22, Old Bond StreetRed granite in the doorway.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  6. 22, Old Bond StreetBrown granite around the doorway.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  7. 23 King StreetUsed in panels.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  8. 23 King StreetMain building stone. There are good examples of cross-bedding on the slabs exposed here.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  9. 28, King StreetPink and green gneiss used for the foundation. Above this is Portland Stone Whitbed.Igneous·Gneiss·near Green Park
  10. 29-30, St James's StreetColumnsIgneous·Granite·near Green Park
  11. 3, Burlington GardensCladding over the building.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  12. 39, St James's Street & PiccadillyUpper storiesMetamorphic·Marble·near Green Park
  13. 39, St James's Street & PiccadillyCladding on the first storey.Metamorphic·Dolomite marble·near Green Park
  14. 39, St James's Street & PiccadillyCladding below windowsFossil·Limestone·near Green Park
  15. 40, Berkeley SquareLeaping Salmon sculpture by Michael Cooper, outside 40, Berkeley Square.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  16. 40, Bruton StreetFoundationsIgneous·Granite·near Green Park
  17. 45, Old Bond StreetMain building stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  18. 49, St James's StreetMain building stone.Metamorphic·Marble·near Green Park
  19. Asprey's, New Bond StreetPillars between shop frontsIgneous·Granite·near Green Park
  20. Aubaine CafeStonework around curved windowsSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  21. Beretta GalleryCladding on porch and columns.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  22. Bottega VenetaCladding on shop front.Metamorphic·Serpentinite·near Green Park
  23. Boucheron JewellersCladding on main buildingSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  24. Buckingham PalaceMain building material for the east front.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  25. BulgariPanels of the back and white breccia Grand Antique are at the top of the window arches. These a fault brecc…Structure·Breccia·near Green Park
  26. Canadian War MemorialMain building stoneIgneous·Granite-Charnockite·near Green Park
  27. Cartier, New Bond StreetPillars in newer part of the building.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  28. Cartier, New Bond StreetGrey stone used for column bases.Igneous·Syenite·near Green Park
  29. Cartier, New Bond StreetPillars of old facade, above grey plinths.Igneous·Rapakivi Granite·near Green Park
  30. Cartier, New Bond StreetCladding behind wrought iron, below windowsIgneous·Granite-Charnockite·near Green Park
  31. Cartier, Old Bond StreetCladding on the front of the building.Fossil·Limestone·near Green Park
  32. Chatila, Old Bond StreetCladdingSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  33. Christie's Auctioneers, 10-12 King StreetColumnsIgneous·Granite·near Green Park
  34. Christie's Auctioneers, 8 King StreetPilastersSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  35. Christie's Auctioneers, 8 King StreetGrey stone surrounding windows.Fossil·Limestone·near Green Park
  36. Christie's Auctioneers, 8 King StreetPale yellow stone surrounding windows.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Green Park
  37. Christie's Auctioneers, 9 King StreetMain building stoneSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  38. Church's shoe shop, New Bond St.Brown limestone cladding. The slabs are quarry-matched, so they appear as a seamless piece of stone.Fossil·Limestone·near Green Park
  39. Daks, Old Bond StreetMain building stoneSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  40. David Morris, New Bond StreetFoundationsIgneous·Monzonite·near Green Park
  41. David Morris, New Bond StreetMain building stoneFossil·Limestone·near Green Park
  42. Dior ShopFloor to door height wall cladding.Sedimentary·Sedimentary·near Green Park
  43. The Economist PlazaMain building stone cladding the three towers and steps up to the podium.Fossil·Limestone·near Green Park
  44. Ferragamo, Old Bond StreetMain building stoneSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  45. Goddess Diana FountainMain building stone for the basins and plinth.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  46. The Golden LionCladding on ground floorIgneous·Monzonite·near Green Park
  47. Graff, New Bond StreetCarved decorationSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  48. Graff, New Bond StreetWall claddingSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  49. Green Park Tube StationFoundationsIgneous·Granite·near Green Park
  50. Green Park Tube StationWall cladding.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  51. Green Park Tube StationWall cladding.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  52. Green Park Tube StationWallsSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  53. Green Park Tube StationWallsSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  54. Green Park, Piccadilly GatesCobbles of red granodiorite, showing the variations in grain size and textures in the Mountsorrel intrusion.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  55. Gucci, 36-38, Old Bond StreetWallsFossil·Limestone·near Green Park
  56. Gucci, Old Bond StreetThis brown granite forming the foundations of this building is of unknown origin.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  57. Lansdowne HouseBlue stone details on wall claddingIgneous·Syenite·near Green Park
  58. Lansdowne HouseWall claddingIgneous·Granite·near Green Park
  59. Louis Vuitton, New Bond StreetMain building stoneFossil·Limestone·near Green Park
  60. Louis Vuitton, New Bond StreetCladding in porch soffits. A spectacular stone that resembles wood at first glance.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Green Park
  61. Mappin & WebbPillars and cladding around shop windows.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  62. Mappin & WebbDisplay window of Mappin & Webb. Beautiful granite with brown matrix and large, well formed pink crystalsIgneous·Granite·near Green Park
  63. Omega Watches, 12, Old Bond StreetCladding on shop front.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  64. One Berkeley StreetStone cladding on the buiding.Sedimentary·Limestone Breccia·near Green Park
  65. PradaCladding. This black stone takes a mirror-like polish and is almost impossible to photograph. It contains w…Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  66. Queen Victoria MonumentFountain bases, retaining walls and pedestalsMetamorphic·Marble·near Green Park
  67. Queen Victoria MonumentSculpture.Metamorphic·Marble·near Green Park
  68. Queen Victoria MonumentPodium and steps onto the monument.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  69. Ralph Lauren, New Bond StreetMain building stoneSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  70. Richard Green, New Bond StreetMain building stoneSedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  71. The Ritz HotelMain building stone on the ground floor. The Upper stories are Portland Stone Whitbed.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  72. Rolex StoreCladding on ground floor.Igneous·Monzonite·near Green Park
  73. Royal Arcade, 28 Old Bond StreetFoundations of the rectangular section pillars at each end of the Arcade frontage.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  74. Royal Arcade, 28, Old Bond StreetFoundationsIgneous·Granite·near Green Park
  75. Royal Arcade, 28, Old Bond StreetCladdingIgneous·Granite·near Green Park
  76. Ryder CourtStonework around door and alternating with bands of red brick.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  77. Sexy Fish (Restaurant)Ornamental stone cladding on the outside of the restaurant at the corner of Berkeley Square and Bruton Lane…Sedimentary·Travertine·near Green Park
  78. Standbrook HouseMain building stone on upper stories.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  79. Statue of Horse & RiderA bronze statue by Elizabeth Frink stands on a plinth of porphyritic pink granite.Igneous·Granite·near Green Park
  80. Tiffany & Co.PilastersMetamorphic·Serpentinite·near Green Park
  81. Tiffany & Co.FoundationsIgneous·Gabbro·near Green Park
  82. Time & Life BuildingAround the doorway of Loro Piano StoreFossil·Limestone·near Green Park
  83. Time & Life BuildingStone used around doorway of the Michael Kors & Hermes stores.Fossil·Limestone·near Green Park
  84. Time & Life BuildingFoundationsIgneous·Monzonite·near Green Park
  85. Time & Life BuildingFoundations of the building.Igneous·Monzonite·near Green Park
  86. Time & Life BuildingHenry Moore sculptures.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park
  87. Time & Life BuildingMain wall cladding on lower storey.Sedimentary·Travertine·near Green Park
  88. Wartski's JewellersPillars at either end of the shop front. Black stone cladding around windows. The origin of this stone is u…Igneous·Gabbro-diorite·near Green Park
  89. The WolseleyMain building stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Green Park

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