River Thames and Palace of Westminster, London

River Thames and Palace of Westminster, London, with Vauxhall towers in the distance.
River Thames and Palace of Westminster, London, with Vauxhall towers in the distance.

The River Thames runs past the Palace of Westminster in central London, with Westminster Bridge in the foreground and Vauxhall and Nine Elms towers in the distance. Lambeth Palace and the South Bank line the opposite bank, while the London skyline stretches west toward the city’s newer high-rise districts.

Photo taken in April 2019.

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