Lambeth Bridge, spanning the River Thames in Greater London, is a vital transport link and a historic site for visitors to explore. Opened in 1932, this striking red bridge connects Westminster on the north bank with Lambeth on the south. Its color echoes the benches in the House of Lords, symbolizing its proximity and importance to this seat of power. On the north side, you'll find iconic landmarks such as the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey, while the south bank offers the charming Lambeth Palace Gardens and the Garden Museum. The bridge is adorned with decorative obelisks topped with pineapples, a nod to former Lambeth resident John Tradescant, an early collector and gardener. With picturesque views and rich history, Lambeth Bridge is a delightful stop for any traveler exploring London's riverside.
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