Name of the tallest building in London?

Answer 1

A sim,ple to answer one, but not so simple! If you read the Rhodes 24 website, the old Nat West building is reported to be the tallest building in the 'City of London'. The City of London boundary is the 'historic core' of London and is often referred to as the Square Mile or The City. Just to the west of Temple, up to Holborn, down the A40 past Chancery lane, up past Faringdon past Smithfiedls to the Barbican, skirting round the Exhibition halls, down Golden Lane, enveloping Moorgate, Liverpool Street, Aldgate & Fenchurch Street, and then strangely leaving out Tower Hill as it hits the Thames.

So If you take Greater and the City, the tallest structure is One Canada Square, Canary Wharf at 800 Feet/235 Metres, followed by the Crystal Palace Transmitter. Taking the 2 areas (Greater and the City) Tower 42 on Old Broad Street is 600 feet/183 metres.

Answer 2

The tallest building in London is One Canada Square. However it is soon to be overtaken by four new buildings that are in construction across the city. The tallest of these new buildings is the Shard, due to be completed in 2012.

Answer 3

The biggest building is meant to be Buckingham palace but there might be a even bigger building in 2015.

Answer 4

Big Ben

Answer 5

Canary Wharf is the tallest in London as well as in London

Answer 6

The Shard building at London Bridge is now the tallest building at 310 metres.

Answer 7

the London underground