The Dixon, Tower Bridge, Autograph Collection
London
Vibe
A shimmering chandelier crafted from handcuffs hangs over the grand staircase, setting an irreverent tone across restored Edwardian terrazzo floors.
“Restored Edwardian courthouse”
A Grade II-listed 1906 magistrates' court with restored oak paneling and original Edwardian terrazzo flooring.
A bespoke handcuff chandelier hangs over the grand staircase, complemented by prisoner graffiti casts and historic keys.
Cocktails served across the magistrate's bench in the courtroom, alongside espresso and sharing plates at Shakedown.
On Tooley Street near Tower Bridge, a short walk from London Bridge station and Borough Market
Rooms
High ceilings and bespoke furnishings frame curated prints honoring SE1 icons, paired with views across Tooley Street.
Backstory
Architect John Dixon Butler designed the Grade II-listed police station in 1906, which presided over Southwark until closing in 2013.
Eat & drink
Cocktails are shaken behind the original magistrate's bench in the oak-paneled Courtroom Bar, alongside fresh pasta at Shakedown.
The neighborhood
Tower Bridge and the River Thames sit just up the street, while Borough Market's food stalls wait ten minutes west.
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